A townhouse proposal in Fairfield Gonzales is pitting neighbour against neighbour, with lessons for the future of Victoria’s housing market

David Eby and unsheltered Victorians look forward toward a month of turmoil

Victoria is facing a brain drain as high rents squeeze young people particularly hard

How the pandemic did what regulators couldn’t, and how that’s played out in the rental market

But behind the "tweed curtain", attitudes are starting to change toward renters, who just a decade ago were perceived as a threat to the staid municipality

Sequilla Stubbs needs supportive housing. All the province has offered is a hospital bed. Updated January 27, 2022.

Capital Daily spent a year following a “lifer” as he navigated the subsidized housing system in BC

City had given the notoriously chaotic and run-down facility $500,000 in 2017, only to see minimal improvements followed by its premature closure