Frances Bula is a journalist and journalism instructor with a focus on urban issues and politics. She has written for The Globe and Mail, BCBusiness, and has been featured in Castanet Media. With a background in urban planning and a deep understanding of local Canadian issues, Frances provides insightful commentary on real estate, housing, and city development.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Frances Bula's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and real estate industry developments in the Vancouver area. If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights related to municipal policies, real estate trends or regulatory changes within Vancouver or British Columbia.
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Under the new law, people can only rent out a room, laneway suite, basement unit or whole house if they live there full-time
By: Frances Bula
Photo: The Canadian Press Seventeen B.C. towns and rural areas have opted in to new provincial rules that significantly curtail short-term
By: Frances Bula, Rob Gibson, Casey Richardson
The family of a missing woman, Carrie Zowty, is reaching out to the public for help in finding her.
By: Frances Bula, Casey Richardson, Brayden Ursel
ICBC is urging safe choices ahead of high school graduation season.
By: Casey Richardson, Brayden Ursel, Frances Bula
The national surfing championships are often held on Cox Bay in Tofino but the 2024 nationals have a special air of anticipation hanging over them this weekend as the best boarders in the country converge on the Island community famous for its breakers.
By: Frances Bula
The new municipal Surrey Police Service will become the force in charge of the city on Nov. 29, a date Solicitor General Mike Farnworth said is part
By: Frances Bula
Listen to this article A previously secret consultant's report into Surrey's transition from the RCMP to a new municipal police force appears
When developer Hesam Deihimi was thinking about what he wanted for a big development in the Vancouver suburb of Port Moody – almost 200 apartments
With the current high mortgage rates, premium condo developers have started making things interesting for buyers.
By: Frances Bula
Surrey has asked for a judicial review of Solicitor-General Mike Farnworth’s decision last July to order the city to continue with a transition from RCMP to a municipal police force
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