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In 2014, Vancouver secondary units numbered over 26,000 , or roughly a fifth of the total rental units in Vancouver, making secondary suites an important supply of rental space in the greater Vancouver market.

Looking for a Realtor®? We reached out to Phil Haig, award-winning Tri-Cities Realtor® and the leader of Team Phil Haig , for his top 10 tips on what to ask any Realtor® before you hire them. 1.

Selling a home in Vancouver these days may seem like an easy task—so much so, in fact, that you may be wondering if you still need to hire a Realtor® to manage the process.

Tri-City resident and award-winning Realtor®, Phil Haig, knows that a professional, transparent approach to buying and selling homes is the only way to be successful in an industry based on relationships. “This is a people business,” says Phil.

Many women wait until they have a medical concern before talking to their doctor about breast cancer screening. By then, their health may already be at risk.

There are many different treatment options for those suffering from chronic pain, each having different levels of success depending on the person and the underlying condition.

You have a health concern and your doctor needs additional information to better understand your condition. As a patient, it can be both frightening and confusing.

Flea season has become a year-long battle in the Lower Mainland, and climate change is to blame. “Our winters are not as cold as they used to be,” says Dr. Leah Montgomery, owner and veterinarian at Shaughnessy Veterinary Hospital in Port Coquitlam.

For pet owners, the best veterinarian is the one who cares the most for their beloved animals. The staff at Shaughnessy Veterinary Hospital feels exactly the same way.

If your cat’s breath smells like something other than cat food, it’s time to book a dental appointment.