Amir Ali is a Staff Writer at Daily Hive. He focuses on a variety of topics including real estate, crime, and unique hyperlocal stories, with a particular interest in real estate development and the housing market. Amir's work has been featured in notable publications such as Economic and Political Weekly, Hindustan Times, and Nature Portfolio.
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Amir Ali's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Vancouver, with a significant emphasis on crime, house & home, entertainment news, and human resources & employment. He appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories related to legal policy regulation and breaking news.
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Great while it lasted!
A beloved theatre located in Metro Vancouver is closing and it sounds like the plans are for it to be replaced by a Dollarama.
A familiar face is returning to a "world-famous" Vancouver radio station following news of layoffs at Corus.
A customer was ordered to pay a B.C. moving company after taking issue with what she claimed was an excessively long dinner break.
Talk about boujee.
A homeowner faced off against her strata in a BC Civil Resolution Tribunal dispute over a canopy tent she erected on common property.
A remote B.C. island property that was recently listed for sale offers stunning views of the province's nature.
After being beaten out by Calgary last year, Vancouver has overtaken the Alberta city as the most livable in North America.
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