Renters to Feel Education Tax Hike, Warns Taxpayers Federation
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation highlights that renters, not just property owners, will be affected by rising education taxes, amid broader national news coverage.
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Cambridge Businesses Unhappy with New Vape Guys Shop
Local businesses in Cambridge, Ontario, voice concerns about a new Vape Guys store opening on Ainslie Street, citing potential negative impacts on community image and youth accessibility.
Windsor Magic Mushroom Dispensary Closes
FunGuyz, a prominent psilocybin dispensary in downtown Windsor, has ceased operations, reflecting ongoing legal ambiguities and enforcement challenges in Canada's psychedelic retail sector.
Tsuut'ina Nation's Taza Park Welcomes First Residents
The Taza Park development on Tsuut'ina Nation in Calgary has officially welcomed its first residents, marking a milestone in one of North America's largest Indigenous-led housing projects. With up to 6,500 homes planned, the community is open to all Calga
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Calgary Developer Transforms Tim Hortons into Luxury Hotel
A Calgary developer has converted a former Tim Hortons location into the 16-storey Hampton Inn by Hilton, a 151-room luxury hotel in the city's downtown core, marking a significant post-pandemic urban development.
Kentville Fire Damages Two Downtown Businesses
A significant fire in downtown Kentville has caused damage to two local businesses. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which occurred on March 11, 2026.
Brazen Break-In at Windsor Sports Store Caught on Video
Security footage captures a bold break-in at Bob Reaume Sports in east Windsor, with police investigating the incident described as discouraging but not surprising.
Stratford Tower Project Clears Legal Hurdle with Settlement
A legal settlement has resolved disputes, allowing a major residential tower development at the former Krug factory site in Stratford to proceed as planned.
Montreal Hits Record Rental Unit Construction in 2025
Montreal experienced an unprecedented surge in rental housing construction during 2025, with a record number of new units built to address the city's ongoing housing demands and affordability challenges.
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Shaq and The Brick Launch 'Shaqopedic' Furniture in Edmonton
NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal partners with Edmonton-based retailer The Brick to introduce a new big-and-tall furniture line, unveiled at the Edmonton Convention Centre.
Best Dishwashers in Canada 2026: Buying Guide
Discover the leading dishwasher models available in Canada for 2026, with detailed analysis on features, efficiency, and where to purchase them for optimal value and performance.
Halifax Rents Climb While Other Cities Drop in February
Halifax experienced an increase in asking rents in February 2026, contrasting with decreases observed in other major Canadian cities, highlighting regional housing market disparities.
Ontario Invests $7.3M to Aid Windsor Firms Impacted by Tariffs
The Ontario government has announced a $7.3-million investment in Windsor to support local companies and workers affected by U.S. tariffs, aiming to bolster economic resilience and recovery in the region.
Tiny 446-Sq-Ft Home Without Bedroom Lists for $330K
A compact 446-square-foot residence on Long Island, featuring no dedicated bedroom, has entered the market with a price tag approaching $330,000, drawing significant attention from potential buyers and real estate observers.
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Housing Supply Grows in 2025 Amid Weak Demand, Condo Struggles
A new report from CMHC reveals that Canada's national housing supply increased in 2025, but weak demand and ongoing condo market difficulties tempered progress.
Navigating Special Levies in Strata Council Funding
Tony Gioventu explains the approval process for special levies in strata councils, detailing owner rights and options when facing blended funding resolutions for major repairs like roofing.
Windsor Mayor Eyes Development Fee Exemption for New Apartments
Mayor Drew Dilkens seeks to waive development charges for multi-unit housing projects in 2026, aiming to spur construction amid economic uncertainty and housing shortages.
Developers Seek More Input on London Floodplain Map
Local developers in London, Ontario, are calling for increased public consultation regarding updated floodplain maps, citing concerns over development restrictions and transparency in the planning process.
London's Diamond Debate: Lab-Grown vs. Natural Gems
CTV London investigates whether experts can tell the difference between lab-grown and natural diamonds, sparking a debate on value and authenticity in the jewelry market.
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Fire Damages Wasaga Beach Motel, Owners and Residents React
A late-night fire at the Villa Nova motel in Wasaga Beach has resulted in significant structural damage, prompting reactions from local owners and residents as investigations into the cause begin.
Vancouver Council Rejects Strathcona Tower Proposal
Vancouver City Council has sent a controversial three-tower development proposal in Strathcona back for further study, citing concerns about height, scale, and lack of public amenities.
Lethbridge Property Owners Face 12.9% Education Tax Hike
Property owners in Lethbridge will see a significant 12.9% increase in provincial education taxes this year, impacting household budgets across the city.
Westmount Wall Collapse Injures Man, Damages Cars
A brick wall partially collapsed onto parked vehicles in Westmount, injuring a man with non-life-threatening injuries. Emergency crews responded to secure the area.
Cambridge Landlord Hit with $700 Snow-Clearing Bill
A Cambridge property owner faces an unexpected $700 charge for sidewalk snow removal, highlighting municipal enforcement and landlord responsibilities in winter maintenance.
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Liberals Toast Conservative Plan for Canada Post Alcohol Shipments
Liberal Minister Dominic LeBlanc supports Conservative MP Dan Albas's bill to let Canada Post ship alcohol across provinces, aiming to boost interprovincial trade and help producers reach consumers nationwide.
B.C. Trading Card Thefts Surge as Pokémon Cards Targeted
Vancouver-area trading card stores face a wave of thefts, with Pokémon cards driving high-value crimes. Experts cite rising collector demand and security challenges in the industry.
Mississauga Brothers Face 55 Charges in Auto Theft Probe
Peel Regional Police have charged two brothers from Mississauga with 55 offences after recovering 13 stolen vehicles worth over $800,000, highlighting efforts to combat organized auto crime.
Sudbury Mall Wins Legal Battle Over Zellers Pullout
A downtown Sudbury mall has prevailed in a decades-long legal dispute after Zellers terminated its lease early, with owners seeking over $12 million in damages for substantial harm caused by the pullout.
Traffic, Parking Concerns Over Amherstburg Housing Expansion
Residents in Amherstburg express significant concerns about increased traffic and parking issues as the Piroli Group plans to build 48 homes on vacant land near Front Road, raising local infrastructure questions.
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Tories Push Bill to Lift Canada Post Alcohol Shipping Ban
Conservative MP Dan Albas tables bill to allow Canada Post to deliver beer, wine and spirits across provinces, addressing trade barriers that hinder domestic sales.
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