Mortgage Renewal Relief Nears for Pandemic Homebuyers
TD Bank reports the mortgage renewal wave for pandemic buyers is nearing its end, with payments expected to shrink by late 2026 due to income growth and rate cuts.
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London OKs High-Rise Despite Tenant Protection Issues
London city council has greenlit a controversial 30-storey building in north Talbot, despite acknowledging they cannot enforce the developer's commitments to displaced tenants, raising concerns about housing security.
Ontario Distilleries One Year After Ford's American Liquor Ban
A year after Premier Doug Ford removed American spirits from LCBO shelves, Ontario's craft distilleries report mixed outcomes, with some seeing growth while others face market challenges.
Quebec Extends Weekend Retail Hours, Some Unenthused
Quebec is set to permit retail stores to operate later on weekends, a move aimed at boosting commerce but met with concerns from workers and small businesses about impacts.
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House Fire Causes $300,000 Damage Outside Dorchester
A devastating early morning house fire outside Dorchester has resulted in an estimated $300,000 in property damage, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
Waterloo Region Home Sales Rise in Early 2026
The Waterloo Region real estate market is experiencing a notable increase in home sales, indicating a positive shift in the local housing sector during the first quarter of 2026.
Nova Scotia-Ontario Alcohol Deal Gets Mixed Reviews
A new interprovincial alcohol agreement between Nova Scotia and Ontario is drawing varied responses from stakeholders, with debates over economic benefits and market impacts.
Calgary Author Explores Global Housing Crisis in New Book
Journalist Jessica Barrett delves into the worldwide housing affordability emergency through her latest publication, highlighting its profound societal impacts and urgent need for solutions.
Grand Bend Casino Proposal Officially Rejected
A proposed casino development in Grand Bend, Ontario has been denied approval, marking a significant decision for the lakeside community's future development plans.
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Angel's Cafe Moves to Crossfield After Water Main Eviction
Angel's Cafe, forced to vacate its riverside location for water main repairs, will reopen in Crossfield through a partnership while the city stores its building for eventual return.
Mayor Sues City and Ex to Demolish Dilapidated Home
Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath is taking legal action against both the city and her former common-law partner to vacate and demolish a deteriorating property she owns, citing safety concerns and obstruction issues.
Abercrombie & Fitch Opening in Rideau Centre, Ottawa
Fashion retailer Abercrombie & Fitch is set to open a new location in Ottawa's Rideau Centre, taking over the former Eddie Bauer store space in March 2026.
Condo Market Drives Canada's Housing Affordability Improvement
Housing affordability in Canada has improved for eight consecutive quarters, the longest streak on record, but gains are disproportionately driven by the condo market rather than broader housing stock.
Avenue Living Eyes TSX IPO as Canadian Listings Decline
Calgary-based Avenue Living Asset Management explores public offerings for its real estate and self-storage trusts, potentially ending a dry spell for new listings on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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House of Friendship's Supportive Housing Project Sets New Standard
A new supportive housing project on Charles Street in Kitchener, Ontario, developed by House of Friendship, aims to establish a new benchmark for affordable and dignified housing solutions in the Waterloo Region.
St. Jacobs Antique Mall Plans Reopening After Sudden Closure
The St. Jacobs Antiques Market in Ontario is set to reopen after an unexpected temporary shutdown, with management working to restore operations and welcome back visitors and vendors.
Ottawa Buys $45M Hotel for Transitional Housing
The City of Ottawa has approved a $45 million purchase of a downtown hotel to convert it into transitional housing, with federal funding covering the cost through the Interim Housing Assistance program.
Nova Scotia Craft Beer Industry Struggles Post-Closures
Microbreweries in Nova Scotia are grappling with a challenging recovery as several businesses have shut down, operating under the same stringent regulations as large-scale brewers.
Vancouver Home Sales Drop as Sellers Hold Off
Vancouver's real estate market saw a significant decline in home transactions during February, with sellers hesitating to list properties amid uncertain conditions, according to the local real estate board.
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Women Overlooked as Beneficiaries Despite Trusted Estate Roles
A new study reveals Canadian women are frequently appointed as executors and decision-makers in wills but are often excluded as beneficiaries, highlighting a significant disparity in estate planning.
Bracebridge Advances Affordable Housing at Former Arena Site
The Town of Bracebridge is moving forward with a significant affordable housing redevelopment at the former Memorial Arena site in downtown Bracebridge, marking a key step in addressing local housing needs.
Ottawa Parking Garage to Reopen After 2025 Collapse
The owner of a downtown Ottawa parking garage at 150 Slater Street announces plans to reopen the structure, which has been closed since a partial collapse in February 2025.
Canadian Real Estate Funds Halt Redemptions, Eye Public Listing
Avenue Living Asset Management suspends redemptions at two multibillion-dollar real estate funds for up to six months while boards evaluate potential public listing options amid market challenges.
Metro Vancouver Approves Thousands of Housing Units Despite NDP
Metro Vancouver municipalities have approved over 60,000 housing units in recent years, contradicting provincial claims of excessive red tape. However, many projects remain unbuilt due to real estate market conditions.
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Fraser Valley Real Estate Shows Early Spring Activity in February
The Fraser Valley real estate market experienced a 36% sales increase in February compared to January, though sales remain 38% below the ten-year seasonal average. Inventory levels remain elevated, creating buyer-friendly conditions.
Tenants Reject York Developments' Offer, Oppose Tower
London residents refuse relocation or $10K compensation from York Developments, opposing a proposed 30-story apartment building at 550 Ridout Street North.
Roots Launches Strategic Review Including Possible Sale
Canadian apparel retailer Roots has announced a comprehensive review of strategic alternatives, which may include a potential sale of the company, as it seeks to enhance shareholder value.
Orléans Development: 1,500 Units, 136 Parking Spaces
Forum Asset Management proposes a five-building residential complex with 1,500 units in Orléans, featuring only 136 parking spaces, reflecting a shift toward transit-oriented design.
Saskatoon's Soda Stop Serves Creamy Mocktails
Kentucky and Krista Davidson's Soda Stop in Saskatoon offers 'dirty soda'—fountain soda mixed with flavored syrups and cream over pebble ice—creating a trendy, creamy mocktail experience that's gaining popularity across Canada.
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London Councillor Rejects Developer's Tenant Relocation Offer
A London councillor criticizes York Developments' proposal to relocate tenants or provide $10K compensation as insufficient for supporting a 30-storey building on Ridout Street.
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