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Bryan Yu

Bryan Yu

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Contributor, Business in Vancouver (BIV)

Vancouver

Final Covers

Health , UK , Latin America, World Politics , Fake News , Media Bias, Social media, US Cyberwarfare

Doesn’t Cover

Never say never!

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 784

  • Bryan Yu: B.C. housing feeling the chill of global trade storm

    By Bryan Yu| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified Tariff uncertainty continued to weigh on Vancouver’s housing market in March, deepening the slowdown in activity. Escalating U.S. trade actions have fuelled fears of a recession, job losses and equity market volatility, pushing many potential buyers to the sidelines. The latest data from the Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley real estate boards (showed a deepening of the sales pullback in March. MLS sales fell 17.6 per cent year over year—slightly worse than February.

    By Bryan Yu · Business in Vancouver (BIV)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Yu: B.C. job vacancies reach lowest level in years, SME sentiment falls - Writer's Bloc

    By Bryan Yu| Castanet News Verified B.C. job counts were unchanged in January according to Statistics Canada’s latest Survey of Employers, Payroll and Hours at 2.56 million positions, nudging down by 624 positions. Goods-producing industries reported 1,370 more (0.4 per cent) positions while services-producing payrolls added 880 positions (0.04 per cent). The decline in overall headcounts were concentrated in unclassified businesses.

    By Bryan Yu · Castanet News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Bryan Yu: B.C. housing feeling the chill of global trade storm

    By Bryan Yu| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified Tariff uncertainty continued to weigh on Vancouver’s housing market in March, deepening the slowdown in activity. Escalating U.S. trade actions have fuelled fears of a recession, job losses and equity market volatility, pushing many potential buyers to the sidelines. The latest data from the Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley real estate boards (showed a deepening of the sales pullback in March. MLS sales fell 17.6 per cent year over year—slightly worse than February.

    By Bryan Yu · Business in Vancouver (BIV)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Business in Vancouver (BIV)

Business in Vancouver (BIV) is a prominent weekly newspaper that has been delivering business news to the Greater Vancouver area since 1989. Celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2024, BIV has published over 1,800 print editions, making it a key resource for business decision-makers in British Columbia. BIV offers a weekly print publication that focuses on local business news, trends, and analysis. In addition to its print edition, it provides online news coverage and resources, featuring articles and insights into the BC business community. BIV also organizes various business events and awards ceremonies to recognize achievements within the sector. Its readership includes a diverse range of professionals and organizations, from small startups to large corporations, as well as government entities and educational institutions interested in the local economy.

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Founded: 1989