N.S. Property Values Soar to $200 Billion Record
Nova Scotia's total property assessment has surged 8% to a historic $200 billion. Discover the key drivers, especially Halifax's role, and what it means for homeowners.
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Edmonton's 2026 property assessments arrive in mailboxes
Edmonton homeowners should check their mail for 2026 property assessments. The city has sent out notices detailing updated values, which impact municipal taxes. Learn the key dates and steps to take.
Edmonton Property Tax Assessments Explained for 2026
Over 440,000 Edmonton property tax notices are arriving. Learn how assessments work, why your increase may differ from the 6.9% average, and the professional process behind the valuations.
Trump Leads Largest-Ever U.S. Davos Delegation Next Week
President Donald Trump will lead the biggest U.S. delegation to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, next week. Get the details on this major geopolitical and economic event.
Davos enters new era as Trump's 2025 speech reshapes forum
The World Economic Forum in Davos confronts a transformed global landscape following Donald Trump's virtual 2025 address. Explore the new challenges for world leaders and economic stability.
Alberta Leads Canada but Lags Behind 29 U.S. States in Economic Freedom
Alberta is Canada's most economically free province, yet places only 30th in North America, trailing 29 U.S. states. The Fraser Institute's 2025 report highlights a significant continental gap.
Hearing to Decide Murder Trial in Calgary Teen Poisoning
A preliminary hearing is underway in Calgary to determine if Mohit Sandhu will stand trial for the first-degree murder of 18-year-old Sahil Grewal, who died after consuming fentanyl-laced cough syrup in 2020. Follow the latest from the courts.
Calgary's economy projected to grow 2.4% in 2026
A Conference Board of Canada report forecasts Calgary's economy will expand by 2.4% this year, maintaining growth despite headwinds like soft oil prices and a cooling housing market. Read the full analysis.
Teachers: Support lacking for new mandatory student screenings
Alberta teachers express concerns about insufficient support for mandatory literacy and numeracy screenings for K-3 students. Read about the challenges and educator perspectives.
Woman who said Jesus would be her lawyer fit for trial
A B.C. judge has ruled a woman who claimed Jesus would be her defence lawyer is mentally fit to stand trial. Get the latest details on this unusual court case.
Maritimes Economic Growth to Slow: Tariffs, Population Study
A new study warns of sluggish economic growth in Canada's Maritime provinces, citing international tariffs and demographic challenges as key headwinds. Read the full analysis.
Preliminary hearing date set in Sask. highway shooting murder
A preliminary hearing date is scheduled for Chris Fahlman, charged with murder in the shooting death of Tanya Myers on a Saskatchewan highway. Get the latest court details.
Canada's economic growth forecast to slow to 1.5% in 2026
A new Deloitte report predicts Canada's economic growth will decelerate to 1.5% in 2026. Explore the factors behind the slowdown and what it means for businesses and consumers.
Squamish bucks trend of declining home values
While most Lower Mainland home values fell, Squamish saw gains across all property types. Remote work and lifestyle drive demand in smaller markets like Squamish, Anmore, and Bowen Island.
B.C.'s Most Valuable Private Islands Revealed
B.C. Assessment's 2026 list unveils the province's priciest private islands, led by James Island at $57 million. Discover the owners and histories of these exclusive coastal properties.
Alberta Man Waits Months for Critical Brain Assessment
Former radio host Kim Johnston, suffering severe symptoms from a brain lesion, finally gets an assessment date after 123 days, highlighting critical healthcare delays in Alberta. Read his urgent story.
Freeland's Ukraine Economic Advisor Role Questioned
Critics question Chrystia Freeland's appointment as a Ukrainian economic advisor, citing her record of using taxpayer funds to attract investment in Canada. Read the analysis.
Calgary Restaurant Owners Jailed for Worker Fraud
Three Calgary restaurant owners receive jail sentences for defrauding temporary foreign workers of $44,000. Justice cites threats of deportation as an aggravating factor. Read the full story.
Freeland Appointed Ukraine Economic Adviser by Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy names former Canadian Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland as an economic development adviser, citing her investment and transformation expertise.
B.C.'s Priciest Home Loses $9.2M in Assessed Value
Billionaire Chip Wilson's Point Grey mansion remains B.C.'s most valuable home despite a $9.2 million drop in its 2026 assessed value. Discover the details of this luxury real estate shift.
First Nation Chief Seeks Economic Strategy with London
Chief Joe Miskokomon of Chippewas of the Thames First Nation is advocating for a collaborative regional economic development plan with London and neighbouring communities to foster shared prosperity.
B.C. Lowers Homeowner Grant Threshold for 2026
The B.C. government has reduced the property value threshold for its homeowner grant to $2.075 million for 2026. Find out if you qualify and how to apply for the tax relief.
New B.C. property assessments now online for 2025
B.C. Assessment's 2026 property valuations are live. See how your home's value changed as of July 1, 2025, with notable shifts for celebrity-owned estates in Vancouver and Burnaby.
CIA: Ukraine Not Targeting Putin Residence in Drone Attack
U.S. intelligence assesses Ukraine was not targeting a Vladimir Putin residence in a recent drone strike, contrary to Kremlin claims. Get the latest details on the escalating security situation.
Developer loses $8M property assessment appeal in West Van
A developer's bid to slash the $22M assessed value of a West Vancouver mansion with 14 bedrooms and an indoor pool has failed. The ruling upholds the original valuation for the 20,000 sq. ft. estate.
$73M West Vancouver Mansion Value Upheld by Board
BC's Property Assessment Appeal Board rules Holborn Group's 14-bedroom West Vancouver mansion is not overvalued at $73M. Details on the luxury property and the ruling.
U.S. Economy Set for Stronger 2026 Due to Tax Cuts
The U.S. economy is forecast to gain strength in 2026, fueled by tax cuts, after a volatile 2025. Experts highlight potential risks alongside the growth outlook.
EQAO Review Highlights Need for Standardized Testing
As Ontario reviews its EQAO student assessment agency, experts argue standardized testing is vital for accountability and should be a model for all Canadian provinces. Discover the data driving the debate.
U.S. GDP grows 4.3%, fastest pace in two years
The U.S. economy expanded at a 4.3% annualized rate in Q3 2025, its fastest growth in two years. Economists remain optimistic for 2026 despite current headwinds. Read the full analysis.
New Assessment Measures for Grey Bruce Health Unit Board
Following a provincial takeover, board members of the Grey Bruce Health Unit will now be subject to new performance assessment measures. Learn about the changes and their implications for public health governance in Ontario.
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