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Frances Bula

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Cities are life! I reported on city politics/isues for 30 years, Now running for Vancouver city council with OneCity. www.onecityvancouver.ca
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Construction supervisor Roger Bula worked hard to be a better father than his own

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By Frances Bula Verified
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Court-ordered sales are reshaping Lower Mainland’s troubled housing market

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By Frances Bula Verified
| BCBusiness Verified
With all the uncertainty roiling the Lower Mainland’s real estate market, Gordon Wylie and his partner Jeff Brown at NorthStar Developments weren’t planning to take on another venture while they were still in the middle of building their six-storey Porthaven apartment building next to Port Coquitlam’s city hall.
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Vancouver’s newest housing experiment aims to preserve affordable housing—permanently

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The small building on Powell Street in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside doesn’t look like the start of a small real-estate revolution. But it is. The three-storey Powell Rooms near Oppenheimer Park, home to 23 people in its small rooms, plus a childcare program on the ground floor, will be the first building acquired by the recently created Downtown Eastside Community Land Trust by the time you read this.
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