Cooperage Marketplace Opens at Toronto's Distillery District
The Distillery Historic District unveils The Cooperage Marketplace, a 4,305-square-foot retail space housing seven independent Canadian businesses in a historic 1860s building.
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Barrie Approves Tollendale Village Expansion
Barrie city council has greenlit a significant expansion for Tollendale Village, paving the way for new residential and commercial development in the area.
Winnipeg Realtor Seeks Dismissal of $1.9M Misrepresentation Lawsuit
A Winnipeg real estate agent and firm are fighting a $1.9 million lawsuit, arguing the buyer had a duty to verify property details themselves in the alleged misrepresentation case.
Hespeler Road Plan: More Homes, Fewer Big Box Stores
KitchenerNewsPlan proposes a major redevelopment along Hespeler Road in Cambridge, focusing on increased residential density and reduced commercial sprawl.
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Spring Housing Market Stalls, Toronto Condo Sales Hit Low
Canada's spring real estate market remains sluggish with Toronto condo sales plummeting 52% to a 35-year low. Federal budget updates and NorthStar's valuation also in focus.
B.C. Realtor Disciplined; Carney Council; Vape Ban Call
A British Columbia real estate agent faces discipline for sending hateful messages. Mark Carney establishes a Canada-U.S. advisory council. Health advocates push for a flavored vape ban despite enforcement challenges.
Construction Cranes Signal Momentum in Saint John's Development
A surge in construction cranes in Saint John highlights a significant uptick in urban development, with major housing projects like the 152-unit King Street development driving growth and economic optimism in the city.
Major Unpermitted Construction Found at Two Surrey Homes
City officials in Surrey, British Columbia, have identified significant construction work completed without proper permits at two residential properties, raising concerns about safety and regulatory compliance.
BC Realtor Disciplined for Antisemitic Message to Jewish Restaurant
A British Columbia realtor has been reprimanded and ordered to complete Holocaust education after sending a hateful message with a Hitler image to a Jewish-owned Toronto restaurant in December 2024.
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Ottawa Woman, 92, Wins $50K in Valentine's Lottery
Anneliese K., a 92-year-old resident of Nepean, Ottawa, has claimed a $50,000 prize from the Lotto 6/49 draw held on February 14, 2026. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation confirmed her win.
100 New Public Housing Units Coming to Dartmouth's Shannon Park
A major public housing development is set to transform Shannon Park in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, with 100 new apartments planned to address housing needs. The project, announced in April 2026, marks a significant step in community revitalization efforts.
Regina Krazy Binz Site Becomes Car Dealership
City documents reveal the former Krazy Binz location in Regina will be repurposed as a car dealership, marking a significant commercial shift for the property.
IKO Launches Blackstone Shingle in Dynasty Collection
IKO introduces Blackstone, a refined black shingle in its Dynasty collection, offering elegant style and performance features like impact resistance for U.S. and Canadian homeowners.
Disney World Resort Sued Over Bed Bug Infestation Claims
A tourist is suing Disney World for negligence after claiming he suffered permanent injuries from bed bugs at the All-Star Sports Resort, alleging inadequate staff training and pest control measures.
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Toronto's Don Summerville: 770 Homes Redefine Neighborhoods
Toronto's Don Summerville redevelopment replaces aging social housing with 770 new mixed-income homes, retail space, and public green areas, showcasing a sustainable urban model.
South Delta Residents Block Highrise Development Through Activism
Residents of Tsawwassen in South Delta have successfully halted two highrise proposals through organized community opposition, pushing local politicians to reconsider density-focused development plans.
Surrey Demolition Orders for Illegal Construction Properties
Surrey city council intensifies enforcement against illegal construction, filing notices on land titles for two properties with substantial unpermitted work. Officials state demolition is the only solution for compliance.
Jet Ski Rentals Approved at Colchester Harbour
A new jet ski rental business has been approved for Colchester Harbour, moving forward despite local concerns about safety and environmental impacts in the area.
Saskatoon Industrial Real Estate Shows Strong Growth Signs
Saskatoon's industrial real estate sector demonstrates significant confidence with building permits up 125.6% and land prices exceeding $630,000 per acre, despite broader economic caution.
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Patio Fees Conflict with Edmonton Downtown Revitalization
Edmonton's plan to charge restaurants thousands for patio licenses contradicts the city's $2.5 billion downtown revitalization efforts, creating financial strain for businesses.
Walmart's 30 Fun Impulse Buys: Treat Yourself Today
Discover 30 delightful and affordable impulse buys at Walmart, from stylish electric kettles and sweet perfumes to cozy blankets and quirky decor. These items promise to add joy and functionality to your daily life without breaking the bank.
Toronto Condo Market Hits Bottom with Developers Selling at Loss
Toronto's condominium market has reached a 35-year low with first-quarter sales plummeting 52%. Developers face selling units below construction costs as inventory surges and zero new projects launched for the first time in decades.
Spring Real Estate: 5 Key Market Insights and Price Trends
Canada's spring housing market faces subdued activity despite price reductions. Explore where deals are emerging, which regions see steepest declines, and where investors find value in 2026.
Man Fined for Unauthorized EV Charging in Condo Parkade
A British Columbia tribunal has fined a man for 'stealing electricity' by charging his electric vehicle in a condo parkade without permission, highlighting growing disputes over EV infrastructure in multi-unit buildings.
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West Broadway Residents Keen on Community Land Trust Development
Residents in Winnipeg's West Broadway neighborhood are showing strong interest in participating in a new community land trust project aimed at fostering affordable housing and local development.
Glacier Ridge Village Grand Opening Marks New Era in Calgary Community Living
Calgary's Glacier Ridge Village celebrated its grand opening, showcasing resident-designed amenities that earned New Community of the Year recognition. The development reflects growing demand for walkable, wellness-focused neighborhoods.
Cross-Border Alcohol Sales to Start Next Month, Ottawa Says
The federal government confirms provinces are on track to permit interprovincial alcohol sales by next month, potentially transforming Canada's liquor market and consumer access.
Barrie Modular Housing Site Prepares to Welcome Residents
Barrie's Bridge Housing Program is finalizing its new modular housing site, set to provide transitional homes for individuals in need, with units ready for occupancy soon.
Demolition Begins at Roseland Golf Club in Windsor
The former Roseland Golf and Curling Club building in Windsor, Ontario, is being demolished, marking the end of an era for the historic site as redevelopment plans move forward.
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Man Found Asleep in Guelph Rental During Showing
A Kitchener man was discovered asleep in a Guelph rental unit during a scheduled property showing, highlighting unusual tenant behavior in the real estate market.
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