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Borrowers Gain Leverage in 2026 Mortgage Renewal Wave

A major wave of mortgage renewals in 2026 will shift power to Canadian borrowers. Experts predict lenders will offer better rates and perks to retain clients. Learn what this means for your renewal strategy.

Ritchie residents split on major road renewal plans

Edmonton presents three design options for rebuilding 76 Avenue in Ritchie, featuring bike lanes and traffic calming. Long-time residents and business owners voice concerns over parking and community impact.

Windsor Opens New City Hall Square Skating Rink

Hundreds celebrated the grand opening of Windsor's new outdoor ice rink at City Hall Square, a multimillion-dollar community hub for winter skating and summer gatherings. Discover the details.

Regina updates abandoned property demolition plans

Regina city executive receives progress update on demolishing abandoned properties while reaffirming commitment to urban infill development strategies. Learn about the city's revitalization plans.

Quebec licence discount shrinking in 2026

Quebec drivers will see reduced savings on licence renewals in 2026, with Class 5 licences costing approximately $50. Learn about the SAAQ's insurance fund changes.

Windsor takes next step in downtown housing plan

Windsor moves forward with downtown housing initiative as Mayor Dilkens partners with developer Shmuel Farhi. Plan aims to revitalize city core with new residential developments.

Halifax Could Soon Be Designated Bee City

Halifax is buzzing with excitement as it moves closer to becoming Canada's newest Bee City. Learn how this initiative will protect pollinators and create urban habitats.

Ottawa housing starts jump 22% in 2025

New data reveals a 22% surge in Ottawa housing starts for 2025, signaling a major construction boom. Discover what's driving this growth and its impact on the city's real estate market.

New Winnipeg homeless encampment rules take effect

Winnipeg enforces new regulations governing homeless encampments, establishing clear protocols for city officials and residents. Learn how these changes impact urban homelessness management.

35,000+ Households Left GTA Last Year: Data

New data reveals more than 35,000 households departed the Greater Toronto Area last year. Discover the factors driving this significant population shift and what it means for Canada's largest urban region.

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