Montreal Building Evacuated Over Heating Safety Issues
Fifteen apartments and multiple businesses evacuated in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce after heating failures during extreme cold prompted city-ordered evacuation for public safety.
Category : Real Estate
Kingsville's Second Attempt to Buy Closed High School
The Town of Kingsville is making another attempt to purchase the closed Kingsville District High School property, with plans to transform it into recreational facilities and potentially a new town hall.
Feds Cancel $12M Housing Grant Over Red Deer Zoning Pushback
The federal government has withdrawn a $12-million housing grant intended for Red Deer, Alberta, following significant local opposition to proposed zoning changes. This decision highlights ongoing tensions between federal housing initiatives and municipal
Gold Price Surge Impacts Manitoba's Mining and Retail Industries
Manitoba's economy feels the effects of rising gold prices, affecting everything from mining operations to local jewellery stores. Industry experts analyze the financial implications.
Calgary Fire Probe in Renovated Northeast Home
Authorities are investigating a structure fire at a northeast Calgary residence undergoing renovations, with details emerging as the probe continues.
Guelph Man Lives in Illegal Tiny Home in Woods
A man in Guelph, Ontario, is living in a tiny home that was illegally built in a wooded area, raising questions about housing and municipal regulations.
Fairmont to Build Second Calgary Hotel Near Stampede Park
Fairmont Hotels and Resorts reveals plans for a new 225-room luxury hotel in Calgary's downtown near Stampede Park, marking its second property in the city 112 years after the iconic Palliser hotel first opened.
SAGA Metals Accelerates Warrant Expiry, Reports $675K+
SAGA Metals Corp. announces acceleration of warrant expiry, bringing in over $675,000 from exercises since January 2026 and positioning the company for strong financial growth.
Canmore Real Estate Sales Slow, Prices Still Rising
Canmore's real estate market sees slower sales and revised forecasts, yet prices continue rising with detached homes reaching $1.86M median. Experts cite buyer uncertainty and sustained demand.
Yaletown Condo Sells for $5.9M with 2,600+ Sq Ft Layout
A massive sub-penthouse condo in Vancouver's Yaletown sold for $5,888,000, featuring over 2,600 square feet of interior space plus terraces, high-end finishes, and resort-style amenities.
Montreal's Ye Olde Orchard Pub Shut Over Structural Concerns
The City of Montreal has abruptly closed the long-standing Ye Olde Orchard Pub in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce due to serious structural safety concerns, ending an era for the beloved local establishment.
Vegas Casino Accepts Canadian Dollars at Par with US Currency
Derek Stevens, owner of three Las Vegas casinos, is accepting Canadian dollars at par with US currency through August 31, offering Canadian visitors over 30% savings on hotel rooms, bars, and casino play to counter declining tourism from Canada.
Toronto Budget: Energy Grants for Homeowners
Mayor Olivia Chow's proposed budget includes new grants to help Toronto homeowners save on energy costs, amid broader national news coverage.
Major Alcohol Theft at Fergus Store: $2.5K+ Stolen
Wellington County OPP are investigating a significant theft where suspects stole more than $2,500 worth of alcohol from a Fergus LCBO. Security footage from January 15, 2026, shows three individuals involved.
Mortgage Rates Stable Despite Global Chaos
Despite global economic turbulence driven by political rhetoric and bond yield fluctuations, Canadian mortgage rates remained largely unchanged this week, with only minor adjustments in specific insured variable products.
Toronto Senior Gets New Windows After Two-Month Wait
A Toronto senior finally receives new windows in her downtown apartment after waiting nearly two months for replacements, highlighting housing maintenance challenges for elderly residents.
10 Real Estate Issues That Could Trigger CRA Audits
The Canada Revenue Agency completed 14,854 real estate audits in 2024-2025, resulting in $849 million in taxes and penalties. Learn about the 10 key compliance areas that could put you under CRA scrutiny.
Toronto Mayor's Budget Offers Savings for Homeowners
Toronto's mayor has unveiled a proposed budget for 2026 that emphasizes financial relief for homeowners through targeted savings, while outlining the city's fiscal priorities.
London Businesses Fear Safety Amid Vacant Building Fires
London business owners express heightened safety concerns as fires in vacant buildings increase, prompting calls for municipal action to address urban blight and fire risks.
N.D.G. Pub Closes Indefinitely Due to City Work
The Celtic-themed Ye Olde Orchard pub on Monkland Avenue in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce has closed indefinitely because of municipal construction work, though other locations remain open.
Windsor Police End Peter Street Probe; Real Estate Jobs at Risk
Windsor Police Service has concluded its active investigation on Peter Street as a report warns Ontario's real estate slowdown could jeopardize 100,000 jobs. Multiple national stories unfold.
Hintonburg Fire Fund Set Up for Displaced Residents After Fatal Blaze
A community fund has been established in Hintonburg to assist 19 residents displaced by a rooming house fire that claimed one life and caused extensive damage.
Toronto vs Moncton: $200K vs $10K in Municipal Home Fees
A Senate report highlights extreme municipal fee disparities across Canada, with Toronto averaging $200,000 per new home while Moncton charges under $10,000, exacerbating housing affordability and supply issues nationwide.
Calgary Townhomes: Affordable Entry for First-Time Buyers
First-time homebuyers in Calgary are increasingly turning to townhomes as an affordable entry point following a price decline in 2025, with current market conditions presenting a strategic opportunity.
Toronto Real Estate Downturn Puts 100,000 Jobs at Risk
A stark report warns that Toronto's cooling housing market could lead to the loss of up to 100,000 jobs unless a significant market turnaround occurs soon.
Yorkdale Fights Fairweather's 'Downmarket' Store Proposal
Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Centre is in a legal dispute with Fairweather Ltd., arguing its proposed Ailes department store would cheapen the luxury mall's reputation and cause financial losses.
Barrel House Closes in Windsor's Sandwich Town
The Barrel House restaurant at Mill and Sandwich streets in Windsor, Ontario has permanently closed, marking the end of a local dining establishment in the historic Sandwich Town area.
Edmonton's 2026 Townhome Boom: Affordability Drives Growth
Edmonton's townhome market is flourishing in 2026, offering first-time buyers an affordable entry point with prices averaging $297,000. The city ranks among Canada's best for townhome value and price growth.
Longo's Celebrates 70 Years as Ontario's Family Grocer
Longo Brothers Fruit Markets celebrates seven decades of serving Ontario with family standards and quality. The Vaughan-based grocer has grown from a small fruit market to 43 stores across the province.
Subdued December Caps Challenging 2025 for Canadian Home Resales
RBC Economics report reveals subdued home resales across most Canadian markets in December 2025, with Calgary seeing steepest decline but maintaining balanced market conditions.
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