Cambridge Landlord Hit with $700 Snow-Clearing Bill
A Cambridge property owner faces an unexpected $700 charge for sidewalk snow removal, highlighting municipal enforcement and landlord responsibilities in winter maintenance.
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Liberals Toast Conservative Plan for Canada Post Alcohol Shipments
Liberal Minister Dominic LeBlanc supports Conservative MP Dan Albas's bill to let Canada Post ship alcohol across provinces, aiming to boost interprovincial trade and help producers reach consumers nationwide.
B.C. Trading Card Thefts Surge as Pokémon Cards Targeted
Vancouver-area trading card stores face a wave of thefts, with Pokémon cards driving high-value crimes. Experts cite rising collector demand and security challenges in the industry.
Mississauga Brothers Face 55 Charges in Auto Theft Probe
Peel Regional Police have charged two brothers from Mississauga with 55 offences after recovering 13 stolen vehicles worth over $800,000, highlighting efforts to combat organized auto crime.
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Sudbury Mall Wins Legal Battle Over Zellers Pullout
A downtown Sudbury mall has prevailed in a decades-long legal dispute after Zellers terminated its lease early, with owners seeking over $12 million in damages for substantial harm caused by the pullout.
Traffic, Parking Concerns Over Amherstburg Housing Expansion
Residents in Amherstburg express significant concerns about increased traffic and parking issues as the Piroli Group plans to build 48 homes on vacant land near Front Road, raising local infrastructure questions.
Tories Push Bill to Lift Canada Post Alcohol Shipping Ban
Conservative MP Dan Albas tables bill to allow Canada Post to deliver beer, wine and spirits across provinces, addressing trade barriers that hinder domestic sales.
Terrain Townhomes: Mountain Modern Living in Squamish
Polygon Homes' Terrain development in Squamish offers 127 contemporary townhomes designed with mountain modern architecture, attracting families and downsizers with spacious layouts and access to extensive trail networks.
Missing Gold Coins After Treasure Hunter's Prison Release
Tommy Thompson, the infamous 'Ship of Gold' treasure hunter, has been released from prison, but 500 gold coins from his historic find remain unaccounted for, leaving a lingering mystery in the world of maritime salvage.
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Ontario Designer Creates Zuckerberg's $170M Miami Mega-Mansion
Ferris Rafauli, an Oakville-based designer, is behind Mark Zuckerberg's $170 million estate in Miami's exclusive Indian Creek Island, featuring luxury amenities and joining elite neighbors.
Ottawa Rent Increases Slightly After Two Months of Decline
After two consecutive months of declining rental prices, Ottawa's average rent experienced a modest uptick in February 2026, according to recent market data.
John Risley Sells Halifax Mansion for $14.9M
Atlantic Canadian billionaire John Risley has listed his luxurious Halifax waterfront mansion for $14.9 million as his investment firm faces over $1 billion in debt and restructuring efforts.
Treasure Hunter Released, 500 Gold Coins Missing
Tommy Thompson, known for the 'Ship of Gold' discovery, has been released from prison, but authorities report 500 gold coins remain unaccounted for, raising legal and financial questions.
U.S. Home Sales Rebound in February Amid Lower Mortgage Rates
U.S. existing home sales surged in February 2026, driven by buyers taking advantage of easing mortgage rates, signaling a potential recovery in the housing market after recent declines.
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Montreal Expands Parking Meters on Sherbrooke Street in CDN-NDG
The borough of Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in Montreal is implementing additional parking meters along Sherbrooke Street to manage traffic and generate municipal revenue.
Luxury Real Estate Brothers Convicted of Sex Trafficking
Three brothers, including twins known as the 'A Team' in U.S. luxury real estate, were found guilty of sex trafficking and assaulting dozens of women after a five-week trial in New York.
eXp Realty CMO Launches Book to Scale Real Estate Business
Wendy Forsythe, Chief Marketing Officer of eXp Realty, releases her debut book 'Leverage Your X-Factor' with all proceeds benefiting the company's nonprofit Extend a Hand.
Fire Destroys Villa Nova Motel in Wasaga Beach
A devastating fire has caused extensive damage to the Villa Nova Motel Resort in Wasaga Beach, Ontario, resulting in nearly $2 million in estimated damages. The incident occurred on March 10, 2026, at the property located on Mosley Street.
Edmonton Infill Controversy: Eight-Plexes as Rooming Houses
Edmonton's push for mid-block infill housing faces backlash as eight-plex developments are reportedly being used as short-term rooming houses, raising concerns about neighborhood character and property values.
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Ontario Woman Loses $85K in Mortgage Scam with Unlicensed Broker
A consumer protection agency in Ontario warns of unlicensed brokers accepting mortgage funds, as a woman lost $85,000 trying to refinance her home, highlighting risks in the financial sector.
Costco Canada Food Court Adding New Sweet Item
Costco Canada is set to enhance its popular food court offerings with a new sweet menu item, delighting members across the country with an expanded selection of affordable treats.
Ottawa's Inclusionary Zoning Plan Faces Skepticism
Ottawa is considering an inclusionary zoning policy requiring developers to provide affordable housing near transit hubs, but experts and developers express doubts about its effectiveness in the current market.
NY Real Estate Brokers Convicted in Sex Trafficking Case
Oren and Tal Alexander, prominent New York real estate brokers, have been found guilty of sex trafficking charges following a federal trial. The conviction marks a significant fall from grace for the once-celebrated industry figures.
Windsor Mayor Seeks to Waive Fees to Spur Housing Projects
Windsor's mayor is exploring options to eliminate development charges for new housing projects, aiming to address a significant backlog and accelerate construction in the city.
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Airdrie Buys $12.8M Industrial Land for Economic Growth
The City of Airdrie has purchased 65 hectares of industrial land for $12.8 million, aiming to enhance tax revenue and support local business expansion, as announced by Mayor Heather Spearman.
Calgary Auctions Properties Over Unpaid Taxes
The City of Calgary will auction 142 tax-delinquent properties on April 23, including high-value listings up to $3.99 million, as a last resort to recover municipal revenue.
Montreal's Iconic Bay Sign Dismantled, End of Era
The historic Hudson Bay Company sign in downtown Montreal was removed on March 9, 2026, as workers dismantled the yellow letters from the landmark Phillips Square location.
Canadian Rents Hit 33-Month Low Amid Supply Surge
Canada's average asking rent fell to $2,030 in February, marking a 33-month low due to reduced immigration and increased housing supply, offering renters a rare affordability window.
Canadian Rents Fall for 17th Straight Month to $2,030
A new report reveals that average asking rents in Canada have decreased for the seventeenth month in a row, reaching $2,030 in February, signaling a continued shift in the housing market.
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Toronto Pothole Causes $2,000 Damage to Charity Organizer's Car
A Toronto charity organizer, Daniel Lauzon, reports $2,000 in vehicle damage from a city pothole, highlighting ongoing infrastructure issues in urban areas.
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