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'Thank God we are here, we are safe': Syrian refugee family become Canadian citizens
A Syrian refugee family that arrived in Canada in 2015 has now become Canadian after taking the oath of citizenship on December 12, 2019.
Race and real estate: Chinese Canadians sound off about stereotypes and prejudice
Chinese Canadians say they feel unfairly blamed for the housing affordability problem in Metro Vancouver.
種族與房地產: 華裔加拿大人發言回應模式化觀念和偏見
華裔加拿大人表示，他們感到被人不公平地指責為導致大溫哥華都會區房價負擔不起的原因。
Vancouver strata lawyer preparing class action lawsuit against Airbnb
A Vancouver strata lawyer says she is preparing a class action lawsuit against short-term rental site Airbnb.
TD Bank customer frustrated with fraud investigation leaving him owing thousands
Several TD Canada Trust bank customers are frustrated with fraud investigations leaving them on the hook for thousands of dollars they claim are fraudulent transactions.
Delta Mayor 'concerned' bridge to replace George Massey tunnel won't move forward
Delta mayor Lois Jackson is concerned the future of the Massey Bridge remains unclear.
B.C. Muslim women's shelter becomes asylum haven for U.S. border crossers
A transitional home for Muslim women fleeing domestic violence in B.C. has turned into a haven for dozens of women who have fled the U.S., seeking refuge in Canada.
Historic South Vancouver Punjabi Market transformation begins
A new 75 unit rental housing complex in Vancouver's iconic Punjabi Market is expected to be completed by the fall of 2018.
Canadian Blood Services looking for ethnically diverse donors, aged 17 to 35
Canadian Blood Services is asking for more ethnically diverse donors to increase the number in its current stem cell registry.
Stateless U.S. residents claiming refugee status in Canada expected to increase, lawyer says
A Canadian immigration lawyer says he expects to see thousands of stateless U.S. residents to apply for refugee status in Canada in the coming months.