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North Vancouver's new Cloverley Elementary gets official opening

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  • out_of_scope North Vancouver's Cloverley Elementary opens after 35-year gap
    Cloverley Elementary, a $64-million school with 24 classrooms and glass/mass-timber design, officially opened in North Vancouver on Sept. 11, with 370 kindergarten-to-Grade-5 students as the inaugural class.
  • regional B.C. survey: crime concerns at 68%, with 37% reporting recent victimization · indexed on Kamloops crime statistics & severity trends
    A Research Co. poll commissioned by Save Our Streets found 68% of British Columbians say crime and violence affect their quality of life, while 37% reported recent victimization, with the Downtown Kelowna Association and Kamloops business associations as founding members of the campaign group.
  • provincial B.C. deficit grows to $13.8 billion due to natural gas royalty calculation error
    British Columbia's deficit forecast increased by approximately $450 million to $13.8 billion, largely due to a $306-million calculation error in the natural gas price forecast, as revealed in the first quarterly finance report under new Minister Josie Osborne.
  • regional B.C. home sales fall 4.7% year-over-year in August; Okanagan down 22%
    British Columbia residential property sales dropped 4.7% in August compared to the previous year with an average home price just under $925,000, while the Okanagan region experienced a 22% decline in home sales.
  • out_of_scope Deep Cove property ordered demolished after 12 years of abandonment
    District of North Vancouver council issued a remedial action order to demolish the abandoned 1947-built house at 4418 Cove Cliff Rd., which has been vacant for 12 years and has drawn trespassers, graffiti, and safety concerns near Cove Cliff Elementary.
  • out_of_scope The Forge opens in Langford to support construction workers in addiction recovery
    The Forge, a wellness and recovery hub for construction and trades workers struggling with addictions and mental health, is being built in Langford on Vancouver Island and began providing services in July 2025 from a temporary location, with the permanent facility expected to open early 2026.

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