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District of Squamish council approves extra spend on fire hall name

District of Squamish council approves extra spend on fire hall name

Staff say adding Alex Munro's name to new fire hall will cost roughly $11,000.
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Things to take into consideration when getting a mortgage

Things to take into consideration when getting a mortgage

Are you really, really mortgage ready?
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Money 101: Settling the (credit) score

Money 101: Settling the (credit) score

What is a credit score? And why does it matter?
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Does it really take a million documents to buy a home?

Does it really take a million documents to buy a home?

In short: yes. But this listicle will keep you organized.
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It's so shiny: 5 advantages of new-build homes

It's so shiny: 5 advantages of new-build homes

If things go sideways in the first year or two, lean on that builder warranty.
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Court refuses sale of North Van's Cypress Gardens to developer

Court refuses sale of North Van's Cypress Gardens to developer

Recent decision is the second time in a decade a sale offer has been rejected by a B.C. Supreme Court justice
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Pre-approval: nailing that first impression and landing your dreamy new home

Pre-approval: nailing that first impression and landing your dreamy new home

Mortgage pre-approvals are generally valid for up to 120 days at a specific interest rate, unless circumstances change.
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B.C. property with two tiny homes listed below $300,000

B.C. property with two tiny homes listed below $300,000

There seems to be no catch aside from the fact that it's not near the city
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Now is a great time to buy (don't let interest rates tell you otherwise)

Now is a great time to buy (don't let interest rates tell you otherwise)

Houses are not for sale right now, they are on sale.
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The terms and conditions of the foreign buyers tax

The terms and conditions of the foreign buyers tax

The door is still open (a crack) for foreign buyers in B.C. and Ontario, but come January 2023 that door may well shut with a bang as a (temporary) ban on foreign buyers is implemented.
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