What are these ‘deficiencies? No specifics are given.

There is a ceiling. We are not far away based on long bond.

But whatever we can do to make the ignorant happy. You bulls can have your way with them.

You really don’t even have to try that hard Whiatker.

” The court heard Fan spent the night before the crash drinking at a party and then going to the Starlight Casino, and that he hadn’t slept when he got behind the wheel.

He wasn’t drunk, however, and blew a 0.014 blood alcohol level when given a breathalyzer test.

Police said he fell asleep in the back of their cruiser on the way back to the detachment.”

” Dean’s loved ones have said the crash left them devastated. Days after his death, his wife, Adele Esnault-Oka, learned she was pregnant with his baby.

Dean’s friend, Chris Jameson, was one of the two cyclists left severely injured by the crash, and missed the birth of his own son because of the months he had to spend recovering in hospital.”

– A foreign buyer is claiming that the B.C. property transfer tax for foreign buyers is unlawful and discriminatory, and she’s setting in motion what could become a class action lawsuit; she also represents all foreign buyers who paid the tax and who would become part of a potential class action

– the Class Proceedings Act is currently being amended to automatically include non-residents in a class action

– this case is so big and important – regardless of who loses, the case is going to be appealed, and it will go to the court of appeal. And it may eventually end up at the Supreme Court of Canada

– Experts who’ve submitted testimony on behalf of Ms. Li include University of B.C. professors, economist Tom Davidoff, associate professor of sociology Nathanael Lauster and history professor Henry Yu, as well as mathematician and data analyst Jens von Bergmann, who is a consultant. UBC economist Tsur Somerville and Simon Fraser finance professor Andrey Pavlov have submitted affidavits on behalf of the province. It’s a point of interest that the two lead economists on the proposed B.C. Housing Affordability Fund – Prof. Davidoff and Prof. Somerville – have filed affidavits for opposing sides in the case

– The province has a lot at stake. A loss for the province would mean substantial repayments to all those who’ve paid the tax

– The summary trial for the case runs the week of June 25, and again on July 16

They want people like Just Me to buy this BS and repost it.

keep pumping there buddy. “sources” LOL.

5 years variable closed at TD 2.45%! Bears keep selling fear to their own souls that rates always go up!

“Sales were down in 60 per cent of all markets, led by the Fraser Valley in British Columbia, along with markets in and around the Golden Horseshoe area in Southern Ontario.

The realtor group placed the blame in part on new stress test rules aimed at tightening lending standards, which came into force in January.

“The stress test that came into effect this year for homebuyers with more than a twenty per cent down payment continued to cast its shadow over sales activity in April,” CREA President Barb Sukkau said in a release.

Sales were down, and so were prices. CREA said the average price of a home sold last month went for $495,000. That figure has fallen by 11.3 per cent from April 2017.”

“But as has been the case for several months, CREA said activity in Toronto and Vancouver is skewing the markets. When both markets were red hot, they were pushing the average up. But now that both markets have cooled, they are pulling it lower.

If sales from those two markets are stripped out, CREA says the average selling price of a Canadian home in April was $386,100, and the annual decline shrinks to just 4.1 per cent.”

According to oracle it is $400,000 but that’s only if the house is made from cardboard.

BS.

$100 per Square foot to get a decent house built.

Don’t believe everything you read.

Dummies: they are trying to deflect attention from foreign money you dimwits. Fuck the low iq people here have very short attention spans.

Shameful. Truly shameful.

There are no other words.

The most corrupt municipality in Vanada, by a long shot.

These people have sold out, completely.

The Provincial government should step in and do the right thing.

“Coun. Harold Steves put forward an amendment to reduce house sizes to 5,382 square feet, which follows provincial guidelines. It was defeated.

“We’ve set the precedent now for all the other properties in the Lower Mainland all the way to Chilliwack in terms of house size,” said Steves outside council chambers. “We’ve set the basic pattern, but not in a good way.”

“Michelle Li of Richmond FarmWatch, a group representing concerned residents and farmers, said residential use of farm land is the problem.

“I’m asking for rational minds to prevail,” she told council. “We all have a part to play in controlling speculation in agricultural and residential properties.”

They actually made it worse:

“Late Monday, council voted to maintain the current home size of 10,764 square feet, and also voted to allow an additional dwelling for farm workers with a maximum size of 3,229 sq. ft. for eight- to 25-hectare lots without a rezoning process.”

I’d advise caution with any indication of RED.

RED on a balance sheet will Totally blow Up now. I dont say this lightly… People need to budget and make forecasts. What works and what doesn’t. Take a road to perdition, or is it The Green Mile?

They showed you their fucking passport, dumbass?

“HSBC, or the Hong Kong & Shanghai banking Corporation has been implicated in a raft of illegal activities, from money laundering for the mafia, to enabling tax evasion and currency manipulation.”

“Regulators stand accused of failing to adequately punish the bank and impose penalties that hold HSBC to account.”

And now that they are multimillionaires with stratospheric returns, we should actually give them the lowest house taxes in North America? Because they did not do well enough already?

The people you just described are those that can defer the taxes forever. Nobody else has that luxury. yet they are so entitled that they refuse even the great deferral option. They want to pay zero extra taxes.

You just wrote a pile of nonsense.

Ask someone in 1971 if gold was going to $800 in less than ten years, it would sound incredulous. But it did, because gold was hoarded, and not to be worn as jewellery as the universe intended.

11,111

And of course, the have-not wanna take money from the haves 2018 Robin hood style- easy money, no sweat!

“The school tax increase introduced in the B.C. budget would be set next year at 0.2 per cent on the portion of property valued above $3 million. It would increase to 0.4 per cent on the portion above $4 million.

For the Kents, that would mean an extra $2,000 annually.”

“They could sell their home, and are eligible to defer both the new tax and property taxes, but Kent says that’s not the point.”

“Kent said she disagrees with the concept of deferring taxes on an ideological basis, since it means the province is stuck with the tab in the meantime.”

Ok. I disagree ideologically with the taxes I just paid. Can I please get reimbursed?

I don’t like a defederal, I want them scrapped altogether!