Ontario developers say government tax and fee reductions could cut new home costs by up to $200,000, but weak buyer demand continues to stall construction despite potential job creation and economic benefits.
A compact Keurig coffee maker is currently discounted by 42% during the Amazon Canada Big Spring Sale, offering significant savings for home brewers.
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation has revealed significant cross-border alcohol sales, with American bourbon and spirits driving nearly $7 million in revenue during the latest quarter.
Property developers and homeowners in British Columbia and Alberta are establishing private zoning covenants to prevent government-mandated small apartment buildings in single-family neighborhoods, creating what legal experts call 'private local governmen
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China has implemented a new policy prohibiting the entombment of cremated remains in empty residential flats, aiming to address housing shortages and cultural practices.
Twig and Squirrel's Wild Goods, a unique Saskatoon shop specializing in beads, Indigenous crafts, and art supplies, has relocated to a significantly larger space on 20th Street after 13 years in business.
A historic agreement between Ottawa and Ontario cuts development charges to reduce homebuying costs, with experts calling for more structural reforms to sustain long-term housing supply.
Canadian specialty pet retailer Pet Valu celebrates its 50th anniversary with contests, promotions, and special events honoring pet owners across the country. The company reflects on five decades of serving pets and their families.
A new partnership between Ontario and the federal government aims to create affordable housing for the middle class, but experts warn it's only a temporary measure in a deepening crisis.
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The City of Edmonton is launching a public consultation process for a proposed new neighborhood on former University of Alberta farmland, seeking community feedback on development plans.
The City of Windsor has officially approved a $280 million financing strategy for the Sandwich South lands, marking a major step in urban development and economic growth for the region.
A Vancouver real estate agent has been penalized by regulatory authorities for publishing false or misleading advertisements online, highlighting ongoing concerns about transparency in the property market.
A significant structural fire in Bedford, Nova Scotia has forced multiple businesses to close, with authorities investigating the cause and assessing damage to the Hogan Court area.
Ottawa and Queen's Park commit $8.8 billion to reduce development charges by 50% over three years, aiming to lower upfront building costs and accelerate housing construction across Ontario.
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The National Capital Commission has signed a 99-year lease for a vacant lot at 1460 Riverside Drive with Ottawa Community Housing and Nesting Ground, marking the first transaction from the Canada Public Land Bank in Ottawa-Gatineau.
A massive early morning fire gutted a commercial plaza in downtown Windsor, causing an estimated $1 million in damages to a supermarket, restaurant, and medical clinic. No injuries were reported.
The popular Plenty Warehouse Sale is back in Vancouver from April 3 to 6, offering discounts of 60-90% on clothing and accessories at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Sudbury is considering zoning changes to allow buildings up to 20 meters high in certain areas, aiming to increase housing supply amid a severe shortage.
Campbell's British Tearoom in Barrie was allegedly the target of a break-and-enter, according to local reports. Authorities are investigating the incident that has left the community concerned.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney, Premier Doug Ford, and Mayor Olivia Chow announced an $8.8-billion initiative to reduce development charges by half, aiming to lower housing costs and boost construction across Ontario.
Peavey Mart has officially reopened its Yorkton location following the chain's nationwide shutdown in 2025, signaling a significant retail comeback in Saskatchewan.
Amazon's Big Spring Sale offers Dawn Platinum Powerwash dish spray at 37% off. This innovative spray cuts grease five times faster than competitors and has over 90,000 5-star reviews.
Prime Minister Carney announces a major Ontario housing initiative, removing the 13% HST and GST on new homes valued up to $1 million, with development charges halved for three years.
eXp Realty has released its 2025 Top Producers List, recognizing the highest-performing real estate agents and teams across the United States and Canada based on sales volume and transaction sides.
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The Ontario and federal governments announce a $8.8 billion investment to halve development charges for three years, aiming to accelerate homebuilding across Canada as Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils new measures.
A major fire at a commercial plaza on Wyandotte Street in Windsor has resulted in an estimated $1 million in damages, with authorities launching an investigation into the cause.
A significant fire at 366 Wyandotte Street West in Windsor has resulted in an estimated $1 million in damages, with Windsor Fire Services actively investigating the cause of the blaze.
China implements new law prohibiting families from storing ashes in empty apartments as cemetery plot prices skyrocket. Younger tenants accept deceased neighbors for lower rents amid rapid aging and property market downturn.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is driving a massive surge in short-term rental prices across host cities, with some Airbnbs exceeding $6,000 per night as property owners capitalize on fan demand.
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Urban planning and retail experts question whether Toronto's municipal government can successfully operate grocery stores to combat food affordability issues, citing logistical and financial hurdles.
