Ontario's Free Market for Gambling, Not Ticket Resales
The Ontario government expresses concern about high ticket prices for concerts and sports events while promoting online gambling, creating a policy contradiction in market regulation.
Category : Real Estate
London's Micro-Shelter Waitlist Exceeds 100 Homeless Individuals
London officials report a waitlist of over 100 homeless individuals for the city's new micro-modular shelter community, highlighting ongoing housing challenges and efforts to provide transitional support.
Calgary Rezoning Debate Highlights Housing Supply Challenges
Calgary residents rally against a new rezoning policy allowing more housing types per property, highlighting the complex struggle to boost housing supply in the city.
Edmonton Community League Launches Forensic Audit Over Financial Loss
The Inglewood Community League in central Edmonton is initiating a forensic audit after reporting a significant financial shortfall, aiming to recover missing funds and ensure transparency.
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Ottawa Landscaping Bylaw Could Raise Costs, Cause Delays
Landscapers warn that Ottawa's new regulations for hardscaping contractors could lead to higher expenses and longer wait times for homeowners seeking outdoor renovations.
Waterloo Increases Development Charges for New Homes
The City of Waterloo has announced a significant increase in development charges for new residential projects, aiming to fund infrastructure growth amid rising construction demands.
Edmonton Affordable Housing Drives $2.6B Economic Boom
City officials report that Edmonton's affordable housing initiatives have spurred $2.6 billion in economic activity since 2019, creating thousands of jobs and leveraging significant private investment.
Ford Hints at HST Changes for Ontario Homebuyers
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has indicated that changes to the Harmonized Sales Tax for homebuyers may be forthcoming, urging the public to 'stay tuned' for updates from Queen's Park.
Manitoba to Cut PST from Grocery Stores in New Budget
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces elimination of provincial sales tax on prepared foods in grocery stores, though experts question the economic impact.
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Windsor Reveals Downtown Housing Development Details
The City of Windsor is set to announce specifics for a new downtown housing development on Pelissier Street, aiming to boost urban living and address housing needs in the region.
Homeownership Fails as Financial Safety Net for Alberta Seniors
A new report indicates that owning a home no longer ensures financial security for older Albertans, challenging long-held assumptions about retirement stability.
Experts Advocate for Attractive Small Apartment Buildings in Vancouver
Housing specialists argue that Vancouver's small apartment blocks should respect neighborhoods, include basements, and provide adequate parking to improve aesthetics and community integration.
Vancouver's First Supertall Tower at 315 Meters Could Herald New Era
Vancouver is considering its first supertall skyscraper at 315 meters, with city hall updating policies to potentially allow more such towers, reshaping the downtown skyline.
Oil Price Surge Threatens Canada's Housing Market
Canada's housing market faces new pressure as rising oil prices from Middle East conflict could push mortgage rates higher, adding to existing challenges of high interest rates and economic uncertainty.
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Anthem and Arrowleaf Partner on Calgary Industrial Project
Anthem Properties Group and Arrowleaf Real Estate have announced a partnership to develop Glenmore Yards, a 438,300-square-foot A-class industrial space in Calgary's South Foothills East Industrial district, addressing the city's low industrial vacancy ra
Edmonton Quarters Project Fails, $64M Taxpayer Burden
Edmonton's ambitious Quarters revitalization project has failed to attract private investment, leaving taxpayers potentially responsible for $64 million in cost overruns on the $100 million initiative.
Canadian Farmland Values Soar, Uneven Growth Across Regions
Average Canadian farmland values have increased significantly, but the growth is unevenly distributed across provinces, highlighting regional economic and agricultural disparities.
Mississauga Home Gutted by Fire, Injuries Unknown
A devastating fire tore through a residence in Mississauga on March 23, 2026, causing extensive damage. The extent of injuries remains unclear as authorities work to determine the cause and assess the aftermath of the blaze.
Canadians Prioritize Mortgages Despite Financial Pressures
A new survey reveals 83% of Canadian homeowners have never missed a mortgage payment, but many are sacrificing retirement savings and refinancing to manage debt amid economic challenges.
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Radisson Heights Duplex Fire: Minor Injuries Reported
A two-alarm fire at an under-construction duplex in Calgary's Radisson Heights neighborhood resulted in two minor injuries and significant damage to the building. Fire officials anticipate demolition due to the intensity of the blaze.
Community Fights to Save Vancouver's Sunrise Market from Sale
Residents in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and Chinatown are mobilizing to preserve Sunrise Market, a long-time affordable grocer, fearing its sale could end access to cheap fresh produce.
Calgary Rezoning Debate Reignites at Public Hearing
The contentious blanket rezoning policy in Calgary faces renewed debate as over 360 residents prepare to speak at a lengthy public hearing, with council considering whether to repeal the controversial land use rules.
Winnipeg Foundation Repair Firms Brace for Spring Surge
Foundation repair companies in Winnipeg are already fielding calls as melting snow causes water pooling, signaling a busy season ahead for addressing structural damage from winter conditions.
Montreal Expands Business Aid for Construction Disruptions
Montreal is making it easier for businesses affected by construction to access financial compensation by lowering eligibility thresholds and expanding eligible zones.
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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.
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.
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.
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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
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