Jane Seyd
Seawalk deal imminent between West Vancouver, CN Rail
Municipality and railroad have been locked in a legal fight over the public walkway since February 2017, when talks about a new lease agreement broke down
Judge backs buyer reneging on $6.5m purchase over land restrictions
A BC Supreme Court judge has concluded a buyer who backed out of a deal to buy a $6.5 million mansion in West Vancouver was entitled to do so because a British Pacific Properties restrictive covenant...
West Vancouver woman suing Airbnb over stay in Ottawa ‘pot ghetto’
West Vancouver resident Joan Gibbs has launched a lawsuit against Airbnb after a booking for a family vacation in Ottawa to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday instead served up a frat house atmosphere...
Vancouver Shipyards launches lawsuit against federal vessel subcontractor
Vancouver Shipyards Co. Ltd. is suing one of its subcontractors that did early design and engineering work on electrical, heat and ventilation, and propulsion control systems for its three federal...
Tsleil-Waututh criticize new pipeline project review rules
In the midst of a B.C.-Alberta trade war over Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, the federal government announced Thursday plans to overhaul the environmental assessment process for...
Seaspan Shipyards working to avoid more layoffs
Company working with feds to shore up production gaps in multi-year shipbuilding contract
'Million dollar line’ of homes erased
The “million dollar line” that used to divide West Vancouver and most of North Vancouver in the past has all but disappeared, with 98% of single-family homes on the North Shore worth more than $1...
CRA targeting one Lower Mainland neighbourhood, comparing high home values to tax filings
Residents of some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods on the North Shore may be targeted by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) if their reported income does not appear to support their affluent...
Prominent real estate agent committed professional misconduct, panel finds
West Vancouver Realtor's demand for bonus found to have created conflict of interest
Foreign buyer loses deposit after walking away from North Vancouver deal
Judge rules foreign buyers’ tax created hardship for purchaser of $2.7 million home but did not fundamentally change nature of contract