Winnipeg's Hudson's Bay Building Redevelopment Milestone
The redevelopment of Winnipeg's former Hudson's Bay building has reached a significant new milestone, marking progress in the transformation of this historic downtown landmark.
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Calgary Riverfront Lots for Sale After 10+ Years Vacant
Six provincially-owned riverfront lots in Calgary's Roxboro area are set for sale after being vacant since 2015. Purchased post-2013 floods, they're now deemed safe due to flood mitigation efforts, with prices ranging from $1.75M to $3M.
Chick-fil-A Plans New Ottawa Location in College Square
Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A is expanding into Ottawa's west end with a new restaurant at College Square, replacing the existing Beer Store location. The development marks a significant addition to the area's dining options.
Montreal Revamps Aid for Businesses Hit by Construction
Montreal has updated its financial assistance program to better support local businesses suffering from construction disruptions, with increased funding and streamlined applications.
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Mr. Mikes in Coquitlam Closes After 25 Years
After over two decades of service, the Mr. Mikes steak house on Lougheed Highway in Coquitlam will shut its doors on April 26, marking the end of an era for the community.
Alberta Government Sells Riverside Calgary Properties
The Alberta government has listed multiple properties in Calgary's Riverside area for sale, marking a significant real estate transaction. This move involves state-owned assets in a prime location, with potential implications for local development and gov
131-Year-Old B.C. Grocery Store Sold, Ending Family Legacy
McMynn Family Foods, operating since 1895 in Midway, B.C., has been sold to Hammy's Foods from Alberta. The store, a community cornerstone, will retain all staff under new ownership, marking a bittersweet transition for the McMynn family.
ByWard Market Food Court Plan Risks Historic Shops
Ottawa's $40M ByWard Market redevelopment plan prioritizes a curated food destination, potentially displacing longtime non-food businesses like Tickled Pink gift shop, raising concerns about losing the area's diverse historic character.
Top 16 Bestselling Home Products on Amazon Canada
Discover the 16 bestselling home products that Canadian shoppers are loving on Amazon in 2026, from furniture to organization solutions and innovative gadgets.
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Quebec Tribunal Rules No-Pet Clauses Violate Charter
A Quebec tribunal has determined that no-pet clauses in residential leases violate the province's charter of human rights and freedoms, marking a significant legal precedent for tenants with companion animals.
Ontario to Seize Toronto Island Airport Lands for Economic Zone
Premier Doug Ford announces the province will take ownership of Billy Bishop Airport lands, declaring it a special economic zone to boost development and investment in Toronto.
Wellness Retreats Boost Rural Real Estate in Canada
Canada's wellness tourism boom is transforming rural properties into retreats, with real estate values doubling since 2019. Buyers seek tranquility and business opportunities in countryside settings.
Calgary Council Should Reset Residential Zoning Conversation
As Calgary holds public hearings on rezoning repeal, columnist Ricky Leong argues housing construction in older neighborhoods shouldn't be toxic, drawing parallels to secondary suite reforms.
Judge Rules Against Buena Vista in Saskatchewan Land Dispute
A Saskatchewan judge has ruled against the Village of Buena Vista in a significant land dispute case, reinforcing property rights and setting a legal precedent for municipal land conflicts in the province.
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Historic Gas Station Returns to Original Richmond Road Spot
The heritage Champlain Oil 'cottage' gas station will be moved back to its original location on March 31, 2026, after spending nearly two years in a temporary parking lot during construction of The Parkstone development.
Toronto's Steve's Music Store Closes After 50 Years
After nearly five decades, Steve's Music Store in Toronto is closing its doors this Sunday due to mounting financial pressures, marking the end of an era for local musicians and residents.
Historic Chinatown Building to Be Restored by B.C. Housing
The 1912 Keefer Rooms building in Vancouver's Chinatown, vacant since a 2022 fire, will be renovated by B.C. Housing. The $8.2 million project will preserve heritage features while upgrading safety systems and reducing SRO units from 45 to 41.
Toronto Grocer Faces War-Related Food Price Pressures
A Toronto supermarket specializing in Middle Eastern products is grappling with soaring import costs and supply chain disruptions due to the ongoing conflict, highlighting broader economic impacts.
Centretown Highrise Fire Adds to Residents' Struggles
A fatal fire at 395 Somerset St. W. in Ottawa displaced residents and killed three people, with e-bike batteries under investigation as a possible cause.
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Sold-Out Meeting on Calgary's Historic Hudson's Bay Building Future
A sold-out community meeting in Calgary has drawn 250 attendees to discuss preservation scenarios for the historic downtown Hudson's Bay building, which faces an uncertain future and potential demolition threats.
B.C. Agent Fined $20K for False Rural Land Advertising
A real estate agent in British Columbia has been fined $20,000 for false advertising regarding road access to rural properties, highlighting regulatory enforcement in the industry.
Barrie Seniors Lose $1,000 in Courier Credit Card Fraud
Barrie seniors were scammed out of $1,000 in a courier-style credit card fraud scheme, highlighting rising financial crimes targeting vulnerable populations in Ontario.
Ottawa Framing Store Closes After 48 Years
Malen Framing, a cherished Ottawa institution, is closing its doors after nearly five decades of serving the community with custom framing and art services.
Calgary Renovation Nightmare Sparks City Contractor Probe
A Calgary homeowner alleges a basement renovation turned into a costly nightmare, prompting a city investigation into the contractor's practices amid growing consumer complaints.
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BYOB Permit Changes in Simcoe County Explained
Barrie's proposed BYOB permit adjustments could reshape local dining and event policies across Simcoe County, affecting businesses and consumers alike.
Federal Funding for 60 Affordable Homes in Kemptville Announced
The Canadian federal government has unveiled a significant investment of $15 million to support the construction of 60 new affordable housing units in Kemptville, Ontario, addressing critical housing needs in the community.
Winnipeg Homeowner Sues Realtor for Alleged Misrepresentation
A Manitoba homeowner is taking legal action against her real estate agent and brokerage, claiming substantial misrepresentation of her property's condition and value during the sale process.
Barrie Seniors Targeted in Credit Card Scam
Police in Barrie are alerting the public about a scam targeting seniors, where fraudsters use landline phones to steal credit card information through deceptive tactics.
Raeya Model Wins Over Family with Space and Community
A single mother and her two children found their ideal home in Bridgeport, Chestermere, drawn to the Raeya model's flexible design and the community's convenient access to amenities.
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New Brunswick to Build 1,200 Homes via Federal Partnership
New Brunswick announces a major housing initiative, partnering with the federal government to build 1,200 new homes, addressing critical housing needs in the province.
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