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Emad Agahi

Vancouver
As seen in: MSN Canada, CHAN-TV (Burnaby, BC), CIVI-TV (Victoria, BC), CKY-TV (Winnipeg, MB), CTV News, CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC), Global News, Your Morning, CFOX (Vancouver, BC), CFMI-FM (Vancouver, BC) and
former Canadian newsman, now in London to support @spursofficial…and to study law!

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Video Journalist working for CTV Winnipeg.

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Vancouver council takes heat for vote to refund millions in Empty Homes Tax to developers Original

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By Simon Little, Emad Agahi
| Global News Verified
By Simon Little & Emad Agahi Global News Vancouver city council’s ABC majority is facing criticism for a move that will see millions of dollars already collected from the Empty Homes Tax returned to property developers. The refund was added as an amendment to a Wednesday vote to scuttle a planned EHT increase from three to five per cent, and to add multiple new exemptions to that tax. One of those new exemptions is for newly-built units that haven’t yet been sold to their first occupant.
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Lawyer for families of slide victims says Hwy 99 closure shows safety concerns remain | Globalnews.ca Original

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By Simon Little, Emad Agahi
| Global News Verified
By Simon Little & Emad Agahi Global News A lawyer spearheading a proposed class-action lawsuit against the B.C. government says a precautionary closure of Highway 99 overnight shows that little has changed since deadly landslides in the same area two years ago. The Ministry of Transportation said it closed the highway between Pemberton and Lillooet, a stretch known as Duffy Lake Road, from 8 p.m. Monday to 7 a.m. on Tuesday as a precautionary measure amid heavy forecast rainfall.
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‘Worst of community-based housing’: B.C. psychologist slams SRO model Original

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By Elizabeth McSheffrey, Emad Agahi
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By Elizabeth McSheffrey & Emad Agahi Global News As a forensic audit shines light on mismanagement at BC Housing, a clinical psychologist is slamming a model of housing that has become notorious in the province: the single-room occupancy (SRO) hotel. Dr. Julian Somers, a distinguished health sciences professor at Simon Fraser University, described the SRO system as “far behind evidence-based standards” for unhoused populations.
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