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Time Shares Are No Passage To Paradise

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You Deserve Better Senor

Clubs Stay Open

Police Support Extended Club Hours

Gov't Slows Smoke Ban

Light and Luxury at Stanley Park's Newest Residences...

Other Lumière, Résidences Edition Limitées. An exquisite collection of 70 homes, Lumière is the only community in Coal Harbour crafted with light enhancing features that amplify the natural beauty of its own surr…

The Lumiére Uses Contrasts to Provide the Perfect Blend for Your Urban Living...

Other Stylish contrasts: The interior finishes found in the residences and city homes at the Lumiére at Stanley Park display the building's unique design theme which contrasts western and eastern cultures. They say that opposites att…

Intimacy on the Edge of Stanley Park

Barbara McQuade Sun Lumiere's contemporary design is a striking departure form the Millennium Group's prior projects Lumiére, the Millennium Group's condo tower now under construction on the south side of Georgia Street, takes a chic…

Smoking Rooms In Bars A Step Closer

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Restaurateur fired up with new offering

Ken Oda rebounds from a devastating experience by opening a new Japanese restaurant filled with good cheer and jazz Sun Three years ago, Ken Oda opened his first restaurant and he was content. So, too, were his customers. Then disaster, abo…

Movies on cellphone: Smaller not better, but pretty darn good

TECHNOLOGY. New Bell Mobility service shrinks the big screen for wireless generation Peter Wilson Sun Bell Mobility's new service offers up movies on a small, small screen: the cellphone. Photograph by : Glenn Baglo, Vancouver Sun As Johnny…

Tentative deal returns low-income accommodation

Maurice Bridge Sun VANCOUVER - Nearly three dozen single occupancy rooms are soon expected to come back on the market in the Downtown Eastside following a tentative deal reached over the weekend between a group of developers and a non-profi…

New federal energy program helps homeowners upgrade

Sun If you're planning to renovate your home, don't reach for the hammer until you've checked out the new federal home energy program. The EcoENERGY Retrofit from Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) went into effect April 1, and has some signi…

'Face' of Pulse finds in Kits a 'New World' of work, play in Kitsilano

Sun The Pulse new-home project, a seven-storey concrete structure of 74 homes – 72 apartments and two townhouses – is a socially sanctioned addition to the streetscape on West Broadway. The households in these two apartments wil…

Fast sales show great confidence in market

Developments in Richmond and Colwood report quick sales Sun Bob Rennie’s estimate of the crowd outside the sales centre last Saturday morning before it opened is about 1,000 people. Two show homes lure them in. Last Saturday morning, …

Fraud by 'phishing,' 'vishing' and theft

Pre-approved credit applications popular targets for criminals Sun Crooks will 'shoulder surf' customers using automatic bank machines that have been tampered with to record the information, thereby gaining access to personal identification…

Our complex has a pool house that is a money pit for our owners.

Lawyer may be all wet when it comes to maintaining that pool Sun Dear Condo Smarts: Our complex has a pool house that is a money pit for our owners. The building needs major renos , there is extensive mould and a number of health and safety…

USB's stealth switch keeps lurking boss guessing

Sun SPOT Satellite Messenger 1. USB stealth switch, $40 Here's the answer for the boss who appears suddenly lurking over your shoulder, trying to catch you playing computer games or updating your Facebook page. The USB stealth switch, that …

Robots get even more human

Sun The new humanoid robot Twendy- one, developed by Japan’s Waseda University professor Shigeki Sugano, carries a tray for meal during a demonstration at Waseda’s laboratory in Tokyo, Tuesday. YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/ GETTY IMAGES TOKY…

Don’t stint on insurance

Sun Dear Condo Smarts: I’m an investor who owns three strata lots in an apartment building in south Okanagan. On a number of occasions, the strata corporation has tried unsuccessfully to prohibit rentals. This year, the council decide…

ATTACHED-HOME STARTS SURGE; DETACHED SLUMP

Sun This just in, from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. . . . Number of homes started last year by builders and developers, urban B.C.: 34,364 started : 10,536 Number of attached homes started: 23,828 % change from 2006, number of attached…