Fire Destroys Gravenhurst Cottage
A secondary home in Gravenhurst was destroyed by fire on January 30, 2026. Emergency crews responded to the blaze, which is currently under investigation.
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Grosvenor Acquires Broadmead Village on Vancouver Island
Grosvenor Property Canada announces full acquisition of Broadmead Village, a top-performing grocery-anchored retail plaza in Saanich, Vancouver Island, aligning with its Canadian reinvestment strategy.
Jim Pattison Cancels Virginia Warehouse Sale Over ICE Use
Jim Pattison Developments has halted the sale of a Virginia warehouse to the U.S. government after learning it could become an ICE detention center, citing public backlash.
Pattison Cancels ICE Warehouse Sale in B.C.
B.C. businessman Jim Pattison announces the cancellation of a planned ICE warehouse sale in Vancouver, citing unspecified reasons for the decision not to proceed.
Pattison Cancels ICE Warehouse Sale in Vancouver
B.C. billionaire Jim Pattison announces the cancellation of a planned ICE warehouse sale in Vancouver, citing community concerns and operational issues.
Excel Homes Oxford: Ideal for Large Families in Calgary
Excel Homes introduces the Oxford, a 2,510-square-foot front-drive single-family home in Rangeview Springs, Calgary, designed with four bedrooms, multiple flex spaces, and thoughtful layouts for modern family living.
Windsor Vacant Home Tax Hike: Owners Pay $6,500 Yearly
Windsor City Council unanimously approved increasing the vacant home tax to 4% during 2026 budget deliberations, raising the average annual payment to approximately $6,500 per property.
STARS Lottery's 18th Edmonton Dream Home Supports Air Ambulance
Concept Homes builds its 18th consecutive luxury home for STARS Lottery Alberta, valued at over $1 million, with proceeds funding critical air ambulance services across the province.
Taza: Indigenous-Led Development Shapes Calgary Community
Taza, one of North America's largest Indigenous-led developments on Tsuut'ina Nation land, integrates cultural principles with sustainable design to create a new model for community development near Calgary.
Realtors Support Lakeshore Housing Incentives
The Windsor-Essex County Association of Realtors endorses Lakeshore's new housing grant program aimed at increasing affordable housing supply amid rising prices.
Kaiser's Sub Shop Marks 50 Years in Lower Sackville, N.S.
A beloved family-run sub shop in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, is celebrating its 50th anniversary, serving generations of loyal customers with classic sandwiches and community spirit.
Windsor Vacant Home Tax Increase Announced
The City of Windsor is implementing a higher vacant home tax, with officials signaling potential future increases to address housing issues and encourage property occupancy.
2026: Turning Point for Affordable Housing in Canada?
Experts and initiatives suggest 2026 could mark a significant shift toward building more affordable homes in Canada through federal programs, densification, and innovative construction methods.
Lib Kanata Launches New Luxury Rental Model for Seniors
EMD-Batimo Group introduces Lib Kanata, a 236-unit luxury rental complex designed for active 55+ residents, featuring extensive amenities and community-focused living in Kanata.
Mortgage Lock-In: 7 Pros, 5 Cons for Canadian Borrowers
With Bank of Canada rates expected to remain stable, financial expert Robert McLister examines the compelling arguments for and against locking in mortgage rates in today's uncertain economic climate.
Ottawa Seeks New Tools to Save Heritage Buildings
Ottawa city councillors are advocating for enhanced legislative measures to address neglected heritage properties, including potential commercial vacancy taxes.
Trump Pledges High Housing Prices, Draws Criticism
Former President Donald Trump faces criticism after promising to maintain high housing prices to protect homeowners' wealth, drawing ire from Democrats and young voters.
Mont Carmel Seniors' Home Tenants Back in Court
Residents of the Mont Carmel seniors' residence in Montreal have returned to court, continuing a four-year legal dispute with their landlord over housing conditions and rights.
Chatham-Kent Councillors Pitch Rules to Curb Renovictions
Municipal councillors in Chatham-Kent are advocating for new bylaws to protect tenants from renovictions, following a mass eviction notice at an apartment building.
Regina Gun Retailers Face Uncertainty in Federal Buyback
Firearms retailers in Regina express concerns over new federal buyback rules, leaving thousands of prohibited firearms in storage without a clear compensation plan, creating operational and financial challenges.
Winnipeg Crown Royal Dispute: Kinew Hints at Deal
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew suggests a resolution may be forthcoming in the ongoing Crown Royal whisky distribution dispute affecting Winnipeg and provincial liquor sales.
Two New Businesses Boost Windsor's Downtown Nightlife
Downtown Windsor is experiencing a significant revitalization as two new businesses prepare to open, promising to enhance the city's evening entertainment options and economic vibrancy.
Winnipeggers Worry About Tax Hikes After Property Assessments Rise
Winnipeg homeowners express concern that increased property assessments for 2027 could lead to significant tax increases, calling the situation unfair.
Alkane Resources Posts Record Quarterly Production
Alkane Resources Limited announces record quarterly gold and antimony production for Q2 FY26, with significant operational cash flow and a robust balance sheet.
Montreal Gym Cancels Membership Over Nazi Symbol Admission
A Montreal gym has revoked a client's membership following his admission of wearing a shirt displaying Nazi symbols, sparking discussions on hate speech policies in private establishments.
North Bay Council Rejects Short-Term Rental Bylaw Review
A motion to review North Bay's short-term rental regulations failed in a 5-5 council vote, leaving enforcement and fairness concerns unaddressed amid low registration rates.
Tougher Times for Less Qualified Mortgage Borrowers
Canadian mortgage rates remain stagnant, but less qualified borrowers face higher costs as banks become more selective and OSFI maintains stress test rules alongside new loan-to-income limits.
Guelph Café's 'Pay It Forward' Wall Fosters Community Kindness
The Cornerstone café in Guelph, Ontario, has launched a 'Pay It Forward' wall initiative, allowing customers to purchase items for others in need, creating a ripple effect of generosity throughout the local community.
London, Ont. $80M Lottery Winner Hasn't Claimed Prize
An $80 million lottery prize remains unclaimed in London, Ontario, as the winner has not yet come forward to validate their ticket, according to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
Sobeys Closes Voilà Grocery Delivery in Calgary
Sobeys is discontinuing its Voilà online grocery delivery service in Calgary, citing market size and slower expansion in Alberta. The service continues in Toronto and Montreal.
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