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What happened: A court-appointed receiver has been discharged from its duties handling the assets of a Vancouver-based crypto-currency exchange Why it matters: The Einstein Group still owes customers at least US$8-10 million, according to court docum

The City of North Vancouver is looking for a few balanced individuals to help bring balance back to the housing market.

TransLink has confirmed that 10 SeaBus sailings will be cancelled Saturday as a result of the transit strike issued by Unifor, the union representing bus operators and transit maintenance workers.

A new survey finds that the overwhelming majority of Canadians say that the average household carries too much debit, while two-in-five do not expect to escape debt in their lifetime.

A Burnaby North-Seymour voter has had his complaint against federal candidate Heather Leung rejected.

Construction has started on a new rental building which will provide housing for seniors on the North Shore.

Eight days of mediation are set to help resolve the dispute

B.C. in better position to weather economic downturn than other provinces, but housing demand remains a problem, says RBC chief economist

A serial fraudster who targeted victims after stealing their mail has a new address – in jail.

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted in mid-July that the Trans Mountain expansion project “is going forward, and work is getting started this construction season,” a typical reply was “I’ll believe it when I see it.