Dan Fumano is a City Columnist at Vancouver Sun and The Province. He covers a range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and the housing market, with a particular focus on residential real estate and development in Canada. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Montreal Gazette, Windsor Star, and Times Colonist, among others.
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Dan Fumano's coverage predominantly focuses on local Vancouver issues, particularly related to government policy and urban development. His articles often cover the impact of regulations and political decisions on various aspects of city life, such as housing, parks, and local governance.
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By: Dan Fumano
Dan Fumano: Legal experts say Supreme Court that kept Insite open may apply here
By: Lori Culbert, Dan Fumano
"They just made this agreement a few months ago. It's crazy to me that they would breach it right away."
By: Dan Fumano
Westbank is in "a financially precarious position" and has laid off nearly half of its workforce, according to one of its former executives.
By: Dan Fumano
Westbank is in "a financially precarious position" and has laid off nearly half of its workforce, according to a former senior employee.
By: Alec Lazenby, Dan Fumano
The province and the City of Vancouver still have not provided cost information with the event only a month away
By: Dan Fumano
Vancouver city hall gave a conditional-but-still-contentious greenlight this week for an office tower for lot beside Waterfront Station.
By: Dan Fumano
Dan Fumano: We can expect at least a few more contestants entering the crowded field before we learn in September who will appear on ballot.
By: Dan Fumano
An independent lawyer ruled Vancouver's mayor should apologize for breaching city code of conduct by harassing a rival. The mayor disagrees.
By: Dan Fumano
Vancouver Police Chief Steve Rai says he worries more about violence related to mental illness than organized crime or terrorism.
By: Dan Fumano
In a rare interview, Westbank CEO and founder Ian Gillespie says company 'moving forward' with big future plans.
