
VanArts closes Vancouver campus; VCC to offer animation programs
The Vancouver Institute of Media Arts has closed its Terminal Avenue campus after more than three decades, while VCC will offer two of its animation programs this fall.
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The Vancouver Institute of Media Arts has closed its Terminal Avenue campus after more than three decades, while VCC will offer two of its animation programs this fall.

A new study estimates strong short-term rental rules leave rents 1.7 per cent lower after one year, with the effect building over time.

BC Ferries has cancelled eight Horseshoe Bay–Departure Bay sailings after a main-engine problem sidelined the Queen of Cowichan. At least four more sailings could be cancelled if repairs take longer.

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Panorama Mountain Resort and Kicking Horse Mountain Resort reported late-August snow, while an early outlook still points to a warmer, lower-snow winter for much of B.C.

Eligible Canadians may receive Ontario tax credits, disability and child benefits, CPP, OAS and veterans’ disability payments at various points in September.

Metro Vancouver could see inland temperatures of 25 C and a humidex near 28 C Monday before a low-pressure system brings showers and cooler conditions.

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