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British Columbia
Police Make Arrest in Canada Pipeline Bomb ProbeJEREMY HAINSWORTH ABC News 01/09/2010 | B.C. real estate on an upward climb for the rest of '09DERRICK PENNER VANCOUVER SUN 08/27/2009 |
 An anti-energy industry activist convicted of bombing oil and gas wells a decade ago was arrested in connection with the investigation into a series of pipeline bombings in northeastern British Columbia, his lawyer said. |  VANCOUVER — Spurred by record-low mortgage rates, provincial real estate sales should continue to rise through the remainder of 2009 from last year’s market fall, according to the B.C. Real Estate Association’s latest forecast. |
Canadian police probe whether suspected killer Ryan Jenkins had helpKim Murphy and Andrew Blankstein and Ari B. Bloomekatz Los Angeles Times 08/24/2009 | In Okanagan real estate, the bliss outweighs the risksJane Armstrong The Globe and Mail 07/26/2009 |
 Detectives are investigating whether Ryan Jenkins got help disposing of model Jasmine Fiore's body after he allegedly killed her and whether others helped him flee and hide, police said. |  It was a quintessential Okanagan summer afternoon. As sunbathers lingered on the beach and boats bobbed in the water, a spectacular mushroom cloud grew in the sky, not unlike the plume that rose after the twin towers collapsed in New York. |
6,000 British Columbia fire evacuees head home CBS News 07/21/2009 | Thousands flee western Canadian wildfires 07/20/2009 |
 About 6,000 residents of West Kelowna, B.C., began returning home Tuesday morning, after large parts of the Okanagan community were evacuated Saturday because of forest fires. |  Emergency crews made slow progress Sunday to contain wildfires that have forced thousands of residents of a western Canadian community to flee their homes. |
B.C. commercial real estate has survived worst of recessionDERRICK PENNER VANCOUVER SUN 06/24/2009 | B.C. home prices stabilizing: BCREA reportBRIAN MORTON VANCOUVER SUN 05/26/2009 |
 VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s commercial real estate markets started their downturn long before the current recession began and have likely passed through the worst of times, a new report from Central 1 Credit Union said Tuesday. |  Housing market conditions are improving more rapidly than expected with the average price for a home in B.C. now predicted to decline five percentage points less in 2009 than forecasted at the beginning of the year, the B.C. Real Estate Association said Tuesday. |
Real estate expectations fallDERRICK PENNER VANCOUVER SUN 05/20/2009 | |
 British Columbia's real estate markets have reached a point where it is difficult to predict if they'll go down any further or begin a recovery -- or even when either might occur. | |
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