Crown Royal Remains in Ontario After Diageo's $23M Investment
Crown Royal whisky will continue to be sold in Ontario liquor stores after Diageo agreed to invest nearly $23 million in the province, following a dispute over job losses.
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Ontario Deal with Diageo Saves Crown Royal at LCBO
The Ontario government has reached an agreement with Diageo, securing nearly $23 million in investments to protect local jobs and keep Crown Royal products available at the LCBO.
Port Moody Home Sells $800K Over Asking After Bidding War
A bespoke luxury home in Port Moody's Heritage Mountain neighborhood sold for $3,798,000 after a competitive bidding war pushed the price nearly $800,000 above the $2,999,900 listing price. The 2020-built property features premium amenities and exclusive
Diageo's $23M Deal Keeps Crown Royal on LCBO Shelves
Windsor reaches a $23 million agreement with Diageo, ensuring Crown Royal products remain available at LCBO stores, supporting local economic stability.
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Target's 400-Thread-Count Sheets 40% Off for Presidents Day
Target's highly-rated 400-thread-count cotton performance sheets are now 40% off, the lowest price since last summer. Available in solid colors and prints, these sheets have earned rave reviews for quality and comfort.
Riverside Home Model Features Three Distinct Gathering Areas
The Riverside 3ST show home by Cedarglen Homes in Calgary's Seton community provides families with three separate gathering spaces across its floors, addressing the need for both social interaction and personal quiet time in modern living.
Collingwood: Ontario's Happiest Town Blends Recreation and Business
The Town of Collingwood, crowned Ontario's happiest place, thrives as a recreational hub and entrepreneurial leader. With five million annual visitors and strong real estate growth, this Georgian Bay community offers a vibrant four-season lifestyle.
Ontario Housing Crisis: New Home Sales at 45-Year Low
New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plummeted to just 5,300 units in 2025, marking the worst performance in 45 years of record-keeping. Premier Doug Ford pledges collaboration with builders to accelerate construction amid soaring costs and regulato
St. Vital Centre Purchased for Over $160M in Winnipeg
A significant real estate transaction has taken place in Winnipeg as St. Vital Centre is purchased for over $160 million, marking a major investment in the city's retail landscape.
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Canadian Seniors Face Mortgage Crunch as Options Dwindle
Homeowners aged 55+ encounter narrowing mortgage refinancing options due to income changes and stricter rules, with reverse mortgages emerging as a potential solution.
Nova Scotia's 2% Mortgage: Affordability Promise Examined
Nova Scotia's new pilot program offers first-time buyers mortgages with just 2% down, but experts warn it may not be the affordability solution it appears. The program comes with restrictions and potential long-term costs.
Quebec Spends Most on Valentine's Day in Canada
A new report reveals Quebec residents spend significantly more on Valentine's Day than other Canadians, with Moneris VP Sean McCormick discussing the findings and broader spending trends.
100-Year-Old Windsor Office Building Converted to Apartments
A historic downtown Windsor office building, nearly a century old, is being converted into residential units and will soon begin accepting tenants, marking a significant urban revitalization project.
Edmonton Launches Infill Design Templates for Faster Building
The City of Edmonton is introducing standardized infill design templates to accelerate the building approval process and enhance urban development quality, aiming to simplify construction for developers and homeowners.
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Calgary's Housing Fund Jeopardized by Rezoning Repeal
Calgary city council debates whether scrapping blanket rezoning could forfeit over $129 million in federal Housing Accelerator Fund money, with officials warning of non-compliance risks.
Yaletown Loft Transformed into Artful Green Retreat by AK Design
AK Design reimagines a Vancouver loft for art collectors, blending soft-green tones, custom oak millwork, and Esmeralda quartzite to create a cohesive, elegant space that highlights their extensive collection.
Regina Growth Plan Prioritizes Infrastructure, May Delay Suburbs
Regina's proposed growth strategy shifts focus to infrastructure readiness, potentially delaying suburban developments for 15-30 years while prioritizing sustainable financial growth.
Saskatoon Builders Honored at Housing Excellence Awards
The Saskatoon & Region Home Builders' Association celebrated outstanding achievements in residential construction at its 34th annual Housing Excellence Awards, presenting a record 51 awards across seven categories.
Calgary Housing: $500K Buys Less for First-Time Buyers
In Calgary, $500,000 now buys townhomes or older bungalows, not single-family homes as in 2020, with prices rising over 40% in six years, reshaping the market for first-time buyers.
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Presidents' Day Bedding Sales: Top Deals for Sleep Comfort
Discover the best Presidents' Day bedding sales offering discounts on sheets, pillows, mattresses, and more. Upgrade your sleep setup with these limited-time deals for enhanced comfort and relaxation.
Shark VacMop Pro 40% Off: Cordless Vacuum and Mop
The Shark VacMop Pro combines vacuuming and mopping in one lightweight cordless device, now 40% off on Amazon. Reviewers praise its ease of use, especially for those with mobility issues.
Edmonton's $350K Real Estate Options for First-Time Buyers
A new report reveals what $350,000 can purchase in Edmonton's housing market, showing varied options from condos to single-family homes, though choices narrow for detached properties.
Calgary Housing Market: Sales and Prices Decline for Eighth Month
Calgary's real estate market experienced an eighth consecutive month of declining sales and prices in January, with sales dropping nearly 15% year-over-year and inventory rising by 21%. The apartment segment saw the steepest price declines at nearly 8%.
Montreal Businesses Demand Relief from Construction
Years of construction on Ste-Catherine Street have devastated downtown businesses, with a zoning loophole preventing some from accessing a $40,000 relief fund while others across the street qualify.
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ADUs: A Key Tool for Affordable Housing in Modern Living
Additional dwelling units are gaining popularity as builders and homeowners embrace them to address housing affordability, multi-generational living needs, and regulatory changes.
Community Opposes YWCA Demolition for Highrise, Wants Affordable Housing
A downtown Montreal community group is urging the Ville-Marie borough to reject a demolition request for the former YWCA building, arguing that replacing it with a 30-storey residential and commercial tower fails to address the area's critical need for lo
Calgary's $861M Federal Funding at Risk from Rezoning Repeal
A city report warns that repealing blanket rezoning could jeopardize hundreds of millions in federal housing grants, including $228.5M from the Housing Accelerator Fund, with new correspondence confirming funding conditions.
Downtown Eastside Needs Stability Over New Retail
Sarah Beley argues that replacing London Drugs with another store ignores the underlying stability issues in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, where businesses face safety concerns and financial unsustainability.
Edson Canada Post Office Closed for Two Weeks Due to Water Leak
The Canada Post office in Edson, Alberta, has been closed for nearly two weeks following a significant water leak, disrupting mail services for local residents and businesses.
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Cape Breton Residents Threaten Exodus Over High Property Rates
CBRM residents in Nova Scotia express deep frustration as skyrocketing property assessment rates force many to consider leaving Cape Breton, citing unaffordable living costs and financial strain.
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