Canmore Residents Oppose Glamping Resort Proposal
Residents in Canmore, Alberta, are raising concerns over a proposed 74-unit glamping campground, urging the town to reject the application due to potential impacts on the community and environment.
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Tolpuddle Housing Co-op Repair Costs May Exceed Six Figures
Firefighters and bylaw officers have issued fire code and property standards orders against Tolpuddle Housing Co-op, with board president and restoration experts warning repair costs could surpass six figures.
Lethbridge County Survey on Residential Growth Strategy
Lethbridge County is actively gathering feedback from residents through a survey to shape its residential development strategy for the coming years, focusing on where and how growth will occur.
Banff Adds 90 Affordable Homes, But Housing Shortage Remains
Banff is constructing 90 new housing units, including 75 affordable homes, to address its workforce lodging crisis. However, a shortage of 600-1,000 homes persists due to growth and land constraints in the national park.
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Mayor Knack Pushes for Ban on Grocery Store Restrictive Covenants
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack is leading a city initiative to advocate for provincial legislation banning restrictive covenants that prevent new grocery stores from occupying vacant properties, aiming to combat 'grocery deserts'.
B.C. Budget Cuts Housing Funding, Jeopardizing Projects
The 2026 British Columbia budget has eliminated the community housing fund, redirecting $1.4 billion from housing strategy. This decision stalls thousands of affordable homes, leaving vulnerable populations and developers in crisis.
Kitchener-Waterloo Walmart Reopens After Arson
The Walmart at Bridgeport Plaza in Kitchener-Waterloo has resumed operations after a temporary closure due to an act of arson on March 16, 2026, with local authorities investigating the incident.
17 Canadian Furniture Brands You Should Know
Explore a curated list of 17 Canadian furniture brands offering quality, style, and sustainability for home decor. From modern designs to traditional craftsmanship, find brands that support local economies and eco-friendly practices.
Canada's $50K New Home Rebate Could Lower Costs, Experts Say
A proposed $50,000 federal rebate for new home buyers in Canada could meaningfully reduce housing expenses, according to real estate experts analyzing the potential impact on affordability.
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Judge to Weigh Bid to Halt Trump's $400M Ballroom Project
A federal judge is set to review a fresh legal challenge aiming to stop the construction of a $400 million ballroom project linked to former President Donald Trump near the White House.
GTA Homes Under $500K: Where to Buy According to Experts
A new analysis from a real estate firm reveals specific neighborhoods in the Greater Toronto Area where homebuyers can still find properties priced below $500,000, offering hope amid the region's challenging housing market.
Miriam Valencia Moves 50-Agent Brokerage to eXp Realty
Miriam Valencia, founder of Alumbra International, transitions her 50-agent Houston brokerage to eXp Realty after a $107M production year while pursuing MBA studies and law school preparation.
Canadian Rental Market Hits 33-Month Low, Supply Cliff Looms
Canada's rental market shows improved affordability with falling rents, but experts warn a supply cliff by 2028 could reverse gains as construction slows.
Canadians Keen on Homeownership Despite Uncertainties: RBC Survey
A new RBC survey reveals that a strong majority of Canadians are still eager to purchase a home, even as economic and market challenges persist, highlighting enduring aspirations in the face of affordability concerns.
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B.C. Construction and Real Estate Sectors Lose Thousands of Jobs
British Columbia's construction and real estate sectors have lost thousands of jobs, reflecting a worsening economic outlook. Experts debate whether this is a temporary dip or a sign of deeper recession in residential construction.
Middle Eastern Perfumes Arrive in Saskatoon at Centre Mall
Ramsha Amjand and partners open Perfumes of Dubai YXE, introducing Saskatoon to exclusive Middle Eastern fragrances and Bakhoor incense with expert guidance.
Toronto Considers Micro-Shelter Communities to Tackle Homelessness
The City of Toronto is evaluating the implementation of micro-shelter communities, featuring compact housing units from providers like Tiny Tiny Homes and Two Steps Home, as a strategic approach to address its growing homelessness challenge.
February Home Sales Fall, Spring Market Hopes High
National home sales declined in February, yet the Canadian Real Estate Association maintains optimism for a robust spring market, citing seasonal trends and economic factors.
Canada Housing Market Quiet in February as Listings Drop
Canada's housing market showed continued softness in February with national home sales declining 1.3% month-over-month and new listings falling 3.9%, according to CREA data. Prices edged lower with the MLS Home Price Index down 0.6% from January.
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Canadian Housing Market Subdued in February 2026
Home sales across Canada declined slightly in February 2026, continuing a quiet trend with mixed regional dynamics and cautious buyer sentiment.
Canadian Home Sales Fall in February as Rates, Weather Weigh
Canadian home sales declined 1.3% month-over-month in February, with prices dropping amid high fixed mortgage rates and severe winter conditions, though activity showed late-month signs of recovery.
Unfinished Vancouver Luxury Condo Hits Market in $35M Sale
An incomplete 10-storey luxury condominium development on Vancouver's Broadway corridor is being sold through a court-ordered process to recover $35.4 million owed to National Bank of Canada.
Toronto Man Charged with Fraud Over Condo Rentals
A 29-year-old Toronto man faces multiple fraud charges for allegedly using forged documents to secure two condo rentals, with police investigating the elaborate scheme.
Shake Shack Opens First Western Canada Restaurant in Calgary
Shake Shack announces its expansion into Western Canada with a new location at CF Chinook Centre in Calgary, featuring Alberta beef and local artist collaboration.
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Housing Starts Up 4.5% in February, CMHC Reports
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation reveals a significant rise in housing starts for February 2026, indicating robust activity in the residential construction sector.
Janus Living Eyes $5B Valuation in U.S. IPO
Senior housing real estate investment trust Janus Living is pursuing a $5 billion valuation through its initial public offering in the United States, highlighting growth in the senior living sector.
Kingsville's Cindy's Home and Garden Closes After 37 Years
Cindy's Home and Garden, a cherished gift and home decor shop in Kingsville, is closing its doors on March 29 after 37 years in business, citing economic pressures and rising costs.
Vancouver's Complex Development Site Sparks Tower Debate
A new 22-storey office tower proposal for Vancouver's challenging 601 West Cordova site reignites debate about developing the city's most complicated property and waterfront potential.
Free Cash Portfolio Strategy Beats Market with 16.9% Gains
The Free Cash portfolio strategy, focusing on stocks with low enterprise value to free cash flow ratios, has achieved average annual gains of 16.9% over 26 years, significantly outperforming the Canadian market's 8.1% return.
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Stanley Park Hotel Plan Sent Back for Rental Housing Review
Vancouver city council has referred a controversial 25-storey hotel development proposal near Stanley Park back to planners, requesting staff and the developer explore adding rental housing to the project.
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