Windsor Councillor Aims to Protect Housing List Spots
A Ward 3 councillor in Windsor is pushing to ensure residents on the priority two housing list do not lose their positions, addressing concerns over housing stability and wait times.
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Exeter Readies for 2,100 Home Building Boom
South Huron is advancing a sanitary sewer line project to enable the construction of up to 2,100 homes at Exeter's southern edge, marking a significant development surge.
Toronto Proposes Rule Changes for Food Trucks and Buskers
Toronto is considering regulatory updates to allow more food trucks and amplified buskers, aiming to enhance street life and support small businesses in the city.
Flat Housing Prices Highlight Soaring Moving Costs
With spring housing market underway, Canadian homeowners face rising transaction costs including commissions, taxes, and moving expenses that make frequent moves financially challenging.
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From California to France: Escaping High Costs for Tranquility
A woman priced out by California's escalating living costs moves to rural France for a peaceful new life, highlighting a growing trend of seeking affordability abroad.
Edmonton Office Market Stabilizes, Industrial Space Tightens
Edmonton's office vacancy rate held steady at 19.1% in Q1 2026, with signs of momentum in the downtown core. Meanwhile, industrial real estate faces shrinking vacancies below 3%, creating a landlord's market.
B.C. Tribunal Rules Trees Not a 'Continuous Nuisance'
A British Columbia couple's claim that their neighbors' Douglas fir trees constitute a 'continuous nuisance' has been dismissed by a tribunal, highlighting property rights and local disputes.
Pub to Open in Historic Home as Developer Waits for Towers
A historic home in London will temporarily become a pub while a developer awaits approval to build twin 15-storey apartment towers on the site, blending heritage preservation with urban development.
Ottawa Home Sales Surge with New HST Rebate
Ottawa's real estate market sees a significant uptick in activity as the HST rebate for new constructions begins, with sales centers bustling and buyers eager to capitalize on the financial incentive.
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Calgary Housing Market Splits: Detached Tight, Condos Favor Buyers
The Calgary Real Estate Board reports diverging trends in March 2026, with detached homes facing tighter conditions and apartment condos offering buyer-friendly opportunities amid shifting inventories.
Sudbury's Jett Landry Music Closes After 55 Years
After more than five decades serving the community, the family-owned Jett Landry Music store in Sudbury is shutting down, marking the end of an era for local musicians and music enthusiasts.
Toronto Condo Market Collapse Leaves Buyers with Huge Losses
A severe downturn in Canada's condo market has resulted in plummeting prices, causing significant financial distress for pre-construction buyers in Toronto who now face steep losses.
1947 Manhattan Will Discovery Sparks $800M Heir Hunt
In 1947, a lost will allegedly found in New York City claimed Robert Edwards owned 77 acres of Manhattan worth $800 million, sparking international claims including from Vancouver families who saw it as a 'fairy tale' inheritance possibility.
Calgary Police: Too-Good-To-Be-True Paving Deals Are Scams
Calgary Police Service issues urgent warning about driveway paving scams targeting homeowners. Residents report suspicious contractors offering unbelievable deals, with authorities advising caution and verification.
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Suspicious $1M House Fire on Windsor's Riverside Drive
A devastating house fire on Riverside Drive in Windsor, Ontario, causing an estimated $1 million in damages, has been officially declared suspicious by authorities following an intensive investigation.
Condo Price Drop Leaves Pre-Construction Buyers Struggling
A sharp downturn in Toronto's condo market has created a crisis for pre-construction buyers, who now face significant financial challenges as prices fall below their purchase agreements.
Canadian Border Crossings Drop, Duty-Free Shops Suffer
Canadian travel to the U.S. has declined sharply, with border crossings down 28% in 2025. Duty-free shops, dependent on southbound traffic, report revenue drops up to 75% and massive layoffs as political rhetoric discourages cross-border travel.
Saskatchewan Seniors Housing Policy Called Discriminatory
Advocacy groups in Saskatchewan are condemning a new housing policy that forces some Regina seniors to relocate, labeling it as age discrimination and demanding immediate revisions.
Canmore Proceeds with Livability Tax as Province Proposes Exemptions
The town of Canmore is advancing its livability tax for 2026, aligning with Alberta's proposed property tax exemptions for residents, aimed at tackling the housing crisis by targeting vacant properties.
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Collectibles Market Booms in Nova Scotia with Surge in Activity
AMG Collectibles in Bedford reports a significant increase in interest and transactions within the collectibles sector, highlighting a growing trend over the past three decades.
Ottawa's 7 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in 2026
Explore Ottawa's luxury real estate market with a detailed look at seven high-end properties, including a $5.986 million estate in Kanata Rockeries featuring six bedrooms and premium amenities.
U.S. Lawsuit Targets Whistler Blackcomb Owner Over Ski Passes
A class-action lawsuit filed in the United States alleges the owner of Whistler Blackcomb engaged in anticompetitive practices regarding ski pass pricing, potentially affecting numerous consumers.
UCP Pushes Back on Federal Housing After Red Deer Grant Cancelled
The UCP government opposes federal housing agreements following Ottawa's cancellation of a grant in Red Deer, citing local resistance to zoning changes as a key factor.
Vancouver Office Vacancy Down, Still Above Pre-Pandemic
A new report reveals that downtown Vancouver's office vacancy rate has decreased, yet it continues to be significantly higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting ongoing shifts in the commercial real estate market.
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Historic London Tower Now Offers 100 Affordable Apartments
A former officer tower in London, Ontario, has been converted into nearly one hundred affordable housing units, addressing a critical need in the community. The project at 195 Dufferin Avenue represents a vision for accessible living in the city.
Northern Ontario Builders React to Housing Partnership
Local developers in Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury share perspectives on the federal-provincial initiative aimed at boosting housing construction across the region.
Cambridge Councillor Warns of Hidden Business Costs
A Cambridge councillor raises concerns about undisclosed expenses affecting local businesses, highlighting financial transparency issues in municipal operations.
Wayfair Outdoor Sale: Up to 70% Off Patio Deals
Wayfair's Big Outdoor Sale offers discounts up to 70% on fire pits, furniture, and decor. Transform your space with chic, affordable items just in time for summer.
Alberta Threatens Housing Deal Block Over Red Deer Funding
Alberta's government warns it will withhold approval of future housing agreements unless federal funding for Red Deer is restored, escalating tensions over rural-urban resource allocation.
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Black Birch Heights Condos Launch Spring 2026 in Taza Park
Crystal Creek Homes unveils Black Birch Heights, a 346-unit condo project in Taza Park featuring nature-inspired design, modern amenities, and cultural connections, targeting a spring 2026 launch.
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