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The spring issue of SCOOP was mailed to co-ops on June 24. Watch for your copy to arrive soon.

I wrote a couple of days ago that I hoped Mr Harper wouldn

Will hosting the Olympics in 2010 help or hurt the cause of affordable housing in BC? CHF BC will host a discussion forum on the 2010 Olympics Bid and what it means for affordable housing.

Island members had only good things to say about workshops given by co-op lawyers Bob Milne and Grant Haddock at the Island Education Day held March 25 in Victoria.

During the provincial election campaign launched yesterday, housing co-op members across BC will draw attention to the success of co-ops in providing affordable housing.
BC is in the midst of an…

The City of Vancouver has unveiled three design submissions for the future of the landmark Woodward’s building. The City will host several open houses in July to share information and gather feedback…

On June 2 -3, young co-operators won’t just be talking about sustainability, they will be making the conversation carbon neutral as part of the 6th annual International Building Co-op Futures Youth…

Rainbow’s End Housing Co-op in Burnaby has building-envelope problems so serious that every member has to move out so they can be fixed. They are appealing for help from other co-ops.

As your correspondent could charitably be described as being at best of only medium stature, legroom is seldom an issue. Returning from the Victoria meet and greet on the floatplane to meet with…

BC voters will go to the polls on May 12, 2009. CHF BC is polling its members now for stories we can use during the campaign to illustrate how important housing co-ops are to their members and to…

A mother and her 15 year old son at Harris Road Housing Co-op in Pitt Meadows awoke early Friday morning to find their unit on fire.

With CHF Canada’s support, CHF BC will hold an Election Forum at its SAGM in order to give more of CHF Canada’s BC members a chance to have a say in the election of their BC/Yukon regional director.