Federal Rebate to Boost Windsor's Chilled Construction
A new federal home rebate program is expected to stimulate Windsor's construction industry, which has faced significant cooling amid economic challenges and high interest rates.
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Maritime Retailers Battle Theft and Assaults, Seek Help
Businesses across the Maritimes report increasing incidents of retail crime, including theft and assaults, prompting calls for enhanced support and security measures to protect staff and operations.
Winnipeg's $91M Affordable Housing Project at Kapyong Barracks
Construction has commenced on Endayaan Omaa, a major affordable housing complex at the Naawi-Oodena site in Winnipeg, representing a significant investment in community development.
$1.3B Fund to Convert Unsold GTA Condos to Affordable Housing
A Canadian investment firm and provincial agency launch a $1.3-billion fund to purchase unsold GTA condos, converting them into 2,200 rental homes with 550 designated as affordable housing.
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Carney Urged to Axe Home Sale Reporting Requirement
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney faces calls to eliminate mandatory home sale reporting, citing privacy risks and bureaucratic burdens in Canada's real estate market.
Toronto Loblaws Closing, Becoming No Frills in May
A Loblaws grocery store in Toronto's Roncesvalles neighborhood will shut its doors on May 2, 2026, and be converted into a No Frills location, marking a shift in the local retail landscape.
Ontario Lottery Winners Celebrate Prizes, No Retirement Plans
Three Ontario lottery winners share their stories of winning big, from a Brampton auto worker's $1 million to a Brantford design consultant's $100,000, with none planning immediate retirement.
Prince Albert Sells 22 Lots to Saskatoon Developer
The City of Prince Albert has finalized a significant land sale, transferring 22 east-end residential lots to a Saskatoon-based development company, marking a key step in local urban expansion.
Fairmont Winnipeg to Temporarily Close for Summer Renovations
The historic Fairmont Hotel in downtown Winnipeg will temporarily close this summer for extensive renovations, marking a significant upgrade to the city's hospitality landscape.
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Vancouver Hotel Market: High Interest, Slow Development
Vancouver's hotel market shows growing interest with new projects like Block House, but development faces delays due to high equity requirements and construction challenges.
Chinatown's Legendary Italian Retailer Dies at 93
Angelo Tosi, who operated Tosi and Company at 624 Main Street since taking over from his father in 1973, has died at age 93. The store remained a historic fixture in Vancouver's Chinatown since 1930.
Canadians Hold Onto Housing Dream Amid Economic Pressures
A new RBC poll reveals 80% of Canadians view home buying as a major financial milestone, with many planning purchases despite market slowdowns and price declines in key provinces.
Hidden Costs of 'Gentle Density' Housing in Canada
Canadian cities embracing 'gentle density' housing face unintended consequences as multiplex units transform into short-term rentals, undermining neighborhood stability and policy goals.
eXp Realty's New Syndication Deal with Major Portals
eXp Realty enhances its pre-market exposure by syndicating listings to Realtor.com, Homes.com, and ComeHome.com, boosting agent visibility and market reach.
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Best Office Chairs in Canada for 2026: Where to Buy
An in-depth review of the leading office chairs available in Canada for 2026, including key features and purchasing recommendations for ergonomic support.
Ottawa's Most Expensive Home Listed at $10 Million
A luxurious seven-bedroom, five-bathroom home on Delong Drive in Ottawa's Rothwell Heights is currently the city's most expensive listing, priced at $9,999,995.
Calgary's Housing Strategy: Balancing Growth
Calgary faces challenges in developing a balanced housing strategy to meet rising demand, focusing on affordability and sustainable growth amid urban expansion.
Drew Barrymore's Beautiful Coffee Maker at Walmart
The Beautiful brand coffee maker from Walmart, launched by Drew Barrymore, combines elegant design with practical features like programmable brewing and a charcoal filter, making it a stylish addition to any kitchen.
Young Canadians Find Homeownership More Accessible: CREA
A new report from the Canadian Real Estate Association reveals that homeownership is becoming less elusive for young Canadians, with improved affordability and market conditions.
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Canmore Residents Oppose Glamping Resort Proposal
Residents in Canmore, Alberta, are raising concerns over a proposed 74-unit glamping campground, urging the town to reject the application due to potential impacts on the community and environment.
Tolpuddle Housing Co-op Repair Costs May Exceed Six Figures
Firefighters and bylaw officers have issued fire code and property standards orders against Tolpuddle Housing Co-op, with board president and restoration experts warning repair costs could surpass six figures.
Lethbridge County Survey on Residential Growth Strategy
Lethbridge County is actively gathering feedback from residents through a survey to shape its residential development strategy for the coming years, focusing on where and how growth will occur.
Banff Adds 90 Affordable Homes, But Housing Shortage Remains
Banff is constructing 90 new housing units, including 75 affordable homes, to address its workforce lodging crisis. However, a shortage of 600-1,000 homes persists due to growth and land constraints in the national park.
Mayor Knack Pushes for Ban on Grocery Store Restrictive Covenants
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack is leading a city initiative to advocate for provincial legislation banning restrictive covenants that prevent new grocery stores from occupying vacant properties, aiming to combat 'grocery deserts'.
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B.C. Budget Cuts Housing Funding, Jeopardizing Projects
The 2026 British Columbia budget has eliminated the community housing fund, redirecting $1.4 billion from housing strategy. This decision stalls thousands of affordable homes, leaving vulnerable populations and developers in crisis.
Kitchener-Waterloo Walmart Reopens After Arson
The Walmart at Bridgeport Plaza in Kitchener-Waterloo has resumed operations after a temporary closure due to an act of arson on March 16, 2026, with local authorities investigating the incident.
17 Canadian Furniture Brands You Should Know
Explore a curated list of 17 Canadian furniture brands offering quality, style, and sustainability for home decor. From modern designs to traditional craftsmanship, find brands that support local economies and eco-friendly practices.
Canada's $50K New Home Rebate Could Lower Costs, Experts Say
A proposed $50,000 federal rebate for new home buyers in Canada could meaningfully reduce housing expenses, according to real estate experts analyzing the potential impact on affordability.
Judge to Weigh Bid to Halt Trump's $400M Ballroom Project
A federal judge is set to review a fresh legal challenge aiming to stop the construction of a $400 million ballroom project linked to former President Donald Trump near the White House.
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GTA Homes Under $500K: Where to Buy According to Experts
A new analysis from a real estate firm reveals specific neighborhoods in the Greater Toronto Area where homebuyers can still find properties priced below $500,000, offering hope amid the region's challenging housing market.
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