Calgary Non-Profit Eyes YWCA Building for Community Hub
A Calgary social development charity is exploring plans to transform the old YWCA building in the Beltline into a vibrant community center, sparking renewed interest in the historic site.
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NS Breweries React to Federal Alcohol Tax Hike
Nova Scotia breweries, including Nine Locks Brewing Company celebrating its 10th anniversary, are responding to a looming federal alcohol tax increase. The industry faces challenges as the tax hike could impact local businesses and consumer prices.
Ford Plans New Toronto Convention Centre to Replace MTCC
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has revealed plans for a state-of-the-art, two-million-square-foot convention centre in Toronto, aiming to replace the outdated Metro Toronto Convention Centre and boost the city's global competitiveness.
Vancouver's Largest Coffee Shop Opens on Main Street
C Market Coffee unveils a massive 5,000-square-foot flagship café on Main Street in Vancouver, featuring South Korean-inspired design and a focus on community connection.
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Ontario, Nova Scotia Sign Deal for Direct Alcohol Sales
A groundbreaking interprovincial agreement will allow residents of Ontario and Nova Scotia to purchase alcohol directly from producers across provincial lines, marking a significant shift in Canada's alcohol retail landscape.
Bissell Little Green Deep Cleaner 30% Off at Walmart
The Bissell Little Green portable deep cleaner is on sale for $87.94 at Walmart, nearly 30% off. This compact machine tackles tough stains, pet messes, and odors on carpets, upholstery, and car interiors with powerful spray, scrub, and suction features.
Calgary's 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in March 2026
A detailed look at Calgary's top-tier real estate market, featuring five ultra-luxury homes currently listed for sale in March 2026, showcasing exclusive properties and premium amenities.
Ontario, Nova Scotia Allow Direct Alcohol Sales Between Provinces
Premiers Doug Ford and Tim Houston announce a new agreement enabling consumers to purchase alcohol directly from producers across provincial lines, marking a significant shift in Canadian liquor regulations.
Engineer Denies Warning Buyer About Mall Roof Collapse Risk
Engineer Robert Wood testified at the Algo Centre Mall collapse inquiry, denying he warned the buyer the roof risked collapse and needed immediate repair.
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Calgary Home Sales Down 11% in February as Condo Activity Slips
Home sales in Calgary fell by 11.2% in February compared to last year, driven by a significant decline in condo transactions, according to the local real estate board.
SouthCraft Rebrands as SouthCraft by Empire Homes
Charlotte-based SouthCraft Home Builders has officially rebranded as SouthCraft by Empire Homes following its 2025 acquisition, marking a significant evolution in the company's market presence and growth strategy.
Tissot Opens First Canadian Boutique in Montreal
Swiss watch brand Tissot has launched its inaugural standalone boutique in Canada, located in Montreal's Eaton Centre, marking a strategic move to enhance its presence in North America.
Ford: New Toronto Convention Space Announcement Coming Shortly
Ontario Premier Doug Ford reveals plans for a major new convention facility in Toronto, promising an announcement in the near future to boost the city's event hosting capabilities.
T&T Supermarket Expands to Quebec with French Focus
T&T Supermarket, a prominent Asian grocery chain, is making its debut in Quebec with a strong commitment to meeting French language requirements, as CEO Tina Lee discusses the strategic hiring of translators.
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Quebec Bookstores Thrive as Sales Surge
Independent bookstores in Quebec, including Montreal's Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, are experiencing a significant rise in sales, benefiting local businesses and reflecting a cultural shift toward reading.
Ottawa's Population Boom: Housing Strategy for 2051 Growth
Ottawa's population is projected to increase by 530,000 residents by 2051, prompting debates on urban intensification versus expansion to meet housing and employment needs.
Parkdale Tenants Launch Rent Strike Over 5% Hike
Residents of a Parkdale apartment building have initiated a rent strike in protest of their landlord's application for a rent increase exceeding 5 percent.
Manitoba Advances Housing and Homelessness Strategy
The province of Manitoba has reported significant progress in its comprehensive housing and homelessness strategy, implementing new measures to address critical shelter needs and support vulnerable populations across the region.
Toronto Demands $125K Fee to Turn Bungalow into Duplex
A Toronto lawyer faces over $125,000 in city fees to convert a commercial bungalow back into a residential duplex, sparking criticism amid the housing crisis. The case highlights development charge debates.
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Construction Lag Worsens Canada's Housing Affordability: StatCan
A new Statistics Canada analysis reveals that sluggish construction productivity is a key driver of the nation's housing affordability crisis, with implications for economic policy.
Former Oilers Co-Owner's $7M Edmonton Mansion for Sale
Tollwood Manor, the 18,000 sq. ft. former home of software tycoon Bruce Saville, is listed for $7 million. The Tudor-inspired estate features unique hockey stick flooring and luxury amenities.
Kerrisdale Bootery Closes Due to Soaring Rent in Vancouver
The Kerrisdale Bootery, a cherished local store in Vancouver's Kerrisdale neighbourhood, is shutting down its 41st Avenue location after years of operation due to unaffordable commercial rent increases, highlighting broader economic pressures on small bus
Elgin County Lotto Max Ticket Wins $100,000 Prize
A lucky lottery player in Elgin County has claimed a $100,000 prize from a recent Lotto Max draw, adding to the excitement in the region. The winning ticket was sold locally, highlighting the ongoing popularity of lottery games in Ontario.
Edmonton's Top 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Feb 2026
A detailed look at the five most expensive residential properties currently listed for sale in Edmonton, Alberta, during February 2026, showcasing luxury real estate trends.
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B.C. Property Manager Accused of Fraud Not Suspended
A property manager in British Columbia is under investigation for alleged short-term rental fraud, but no suspension has been imposed as authorities review the case.
Calgary Housing Strategy Threatens Affordability for All Ages
Calgary's proposed zoning repeal jeopardizes affordable housing for first-time buyers and seniors, risking community isolation and limiting life-stage choices in the housing market.
U.S. Wine Exports to Canada Drop 76% in 2025
American wine exports to Canada fell dramatically in 2025 due to trade tensions and a 'buy Canadian' movement, resulting in a $428 million loss for U.S. producers.
Charges Laid After Excavation Equipment Stolen in Perth County
Two individuals face charges following the theft and recovery of heavy excavation equipment from a Perth County business, with the owner now back in operation.
Understanding Rental Agreements: Rent Hikes and Damages
A comprehensive guide to the fundamentals of rental agreements, covering key aspects like rent increases, damage liabilities, and tenant rights in the Canadian real estate market.
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Victoria's 'Tiny Town' Shipping Container Village Shuts Down
Victoria's 'Tiny Town,' a shipping container village hailed as a success, has unexpectedly closed. The shutdown surprises residents and highlights challenges in urban housing solutions.
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