The Quebec City metropolitan area recorded 1,051 residential transactions in February 2026, with condominium sales driving modest growth while supply shortages create intense competition among buyers.
The Montreal CMA residential market shows signs of stabilization in February 2026, with condominium listings surging 20% while plexes post price gains of 8%.
Vancouver's historic Kitsilano neighborhood faces transformation as 28 new residential towers are approved under the Broadway plan, displacing long-term residents and erasing unique character despite widespread opposition.
A subdivision application in Ottawa seeks approval for six buildings with 1,400 residential units at the former Ottawa Citizen location on Baxter Road, marking a major redevelopment.
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Political columnist Brian Lilley raises questions about whether the Carney Liberals signed off on transferring all Vancouver land to the Musqueam Indian Band, despite Chief Wayne Sparrow's reassurances.
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Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area dropped in February 2026, with both buyers and sellers remaining on the sidelines, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.
New data from TRREB reveals a sharp 17.7% decline in Toronto real estate listings for February 2026, with only 10,705 new properties entering the market as sellers hold back.
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Toronto's real estate market sees sales down 6.3% but new listings plummet 17.7% in February 2026. Experts predict pent-up demand will drive recovery later this year as buyers await price stabilization.
Bamm's Snack Shack in Lowertown is closing on May 1 after three successful years. Owners Ashley and Matt Atton cite unsustainable demand as the reason, leaving the community without its beloved hub.
A Winnipeg-based company in the Transcona area has initiated legal action against the city and rural municipality following a massive fire at its vehicle storage yard in May 2025, seeking damages for the extensive destruction caused.
British Columbia introduces Bill 11 to amend the Residential Tenancy Act, allowing supportive housing providers to evict tenants for weapon possession or safety threats, while extending protections for housing workers.
The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation community receives the inaugural replacement house for homes lost in recent wildfires, marking a significant step in recovery efforts.
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The federal and Ontario governments have unveiled new funding initiatives to support the construction of affordable housing units in Muskoka, addressing the region's growing housing crisis.
A heartwarming resolution unfolded in Chicago after a grooming van containing several dogs was stolen and later recovered, leading to emotional reunions between the pets and their relieved owners.
Windsor's real estate market remains sluggish this winter, with high interest rates and economic uncertainty continuing to deter buyers and sellers from engaging in transactions.
Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath is taking legal action against her former common-law partner and the city over a deteriorating rental home. Court documents reveal obstruction claims and a dispute over costly repairs versus demolition.
Calgary's real estate market shows a sharp divide: nearly 18,000 apartments under construction create a buyer's market, while detached and semi-detached homes face tight inventory, especially below $700,000.
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The Alberta legislature has passed new measures to enhance consumer protection for condominium owners, addressing concerns over financial transparency and governance in the province's housing sector.
Strata corporations in Vancouver face backlash for charging owners thousands in retroactive photocopier fees without proper bylaws, sparking legal concerns and intimidation tactics.
Federal agreements recognizing Musqueam Aboriginal title across Metro Vancouver create uncertainty for property owners and threaten private investment in British Columbia.
A Quebec man alleges his landlord is maintaining despicable living conditions, including rats, mould, and ice, raising concerns about tenant rights and housing standards in the province.
The Town of Kingsville's attempt to purchase the former Kingsville District High School through an open-market bid has been unsuccessful, leaving the property's future uncertain.
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A devastating late-night fire has completely destroyed a home in Ramara Township, Ontario, with damages estimated at $450,000. The incident occurred on Concession Road 9 at Sideroad 15.
Canadian mining firm SSR Mining announces a major $1.5 billion sale of its interest in Turkey's Copler gold mine, marking a significant strategic shift in its international portfolio.
London councillors have given the green light to a contentious 30-storey residential tower in north Talbot, despite concerns over displaced tenants and enforcement issues.
Home sales in the London area saw an uptick in February, according to the latest data from the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors. This positive trend emerges alongside various national and provincial developments affecting consumers and busine
TD Bank reports the mortgage renewal wave for pandemic buyers is nearing its end, with payments expected to shrink by late 2026 due to income growth and rate cuts.
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London city council has greenlit a controversial 30-storey building in north Talbot, despite acknowledging they cannot enforce the developer's commitments to displaced tenants, raising concerns about housing security.
