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OPINION: So-Called Affordable Housing is Still Out of Reach for Many Seattleites — South Seattle Emerald

by Tyler Adamson Considering the Seattle City Council’s recent conversations on zoning laws, it’s particularly pertinent to dig a little deeper into the topic, especially as it applies to accessibility and the racist and segregatory intent which these laws were originally designed. However, the notion that zoning laws are at the root cause of our […]Continue reading “OPINION: So-Called Affordable Housing is Still Out of Reach for Many Seattleites — South Seattle Emerald”

Air Canada, WestJet grapple with travel disruption, financial pressure from Boeing 737 Max groundings — Financial Post

More than 10,000 passengers on Canada’s two largest airlines had their travel plans disrupted Friday as Boeing Co.’s 737 Max jetliners remain grounded pending an investigation into the Ethiopian Airlines fatal crash last weekend. Even though the Boeing model involved in two deadly accidents within five months makes up a small percentage of their fleets… viaContinue reading “Air Canada, WestJet grapple with travel disruption, financial pressure from Boeing 737 Max groundings — Financial Post”

Millennials Spend 45% of their Income on Rent — Anna Coutts, Realtor

Here is an interesting article I found on how Millennials are spending their income. Wish your money was going towards building equity? Buying a home might be more doable than you think. There are great mortgage programs out there for first time homebuyers that only require 3% down. Check out some of the many brilliant […]Continue reading “Millennials Spend 45% of their Income on Rent — Anna Coutts, Realtor”

Why central banks — including Canada’s — are finding it so hard to get interest rates back to ‘normal’ territory — Financial Post

Central bankers have long been crafting analogies to explain what they do — think taking away the punch bowl. Few have been as devoted to the art as Stephen Poloz. He’s trying to steer the economy back to a place where it can support the kind of borrowing costs that counted as normal before 2008.… viaContinue reading “Why central banks — including Canada’s — are finding it so hard to get interest rates back to ‘normal’ territory — Financial Post”