B.C. Tribunal: Unwashed Dishes Not a Legal Nuisance
A British Columbia tribunal has determined that leaving dishes unwashed does not constitute a legal nuisance caused by a roommate, clarifying residential tenancy disputes in the province.
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Toronto May Regulate 'Iceberg Homes' to Protect Trees
Toronto city council is debating new rules for luxury 'iceberg homes' with expansive basements that threaten tree roots and worsen flooding in neighborhoods like Hoggs Hollow.
Three Luxury Yachts Destroyed in Vancouver Island Marina Fire
A significant fire at VanIsle Marina on Vancouver Island has resulted in the destruction of three luxury yachts. The incident occurred on February 1, 2026, with authorities investigating the cause.
Eddie Bauer Closing All North American Stores in Bankruptcy
The 106-year-old outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer is reportedly preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will shutter approximately 200 stores across the U.S. and Canada.
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Ottawa Home Show: Costs and Priorities for Renovators
The Ottawa Home and Remodelling Show drew crowds as homeowners weighed renovation costs against priorities. Experts noted a focus on practical upgrades amid economic pressures.
Barrie Car Fire Spreads to Garage, Displaces Two
A vehicle fire escalated into a garage blaze on Benson Drive in Barrie, forcing two residents from their home. The incident highlights fire safety risks in residential areas.
Vancouver Office Vacancies Rise Amid Major Property Sales
Downtown Vancouver's office vacancy rate hits 12.8% in Q4 2025, a post-COVID high, but significant property transactions indicate sustained investor confidence in the market's long-term prospects.
Mass Evictions in Lagos Displace Thousands Including Baby Twins
A large-scale eviction in Lagos, Nigeria, has left thousands homeless, with a mother and her newborn twins now residing in a canoe after their home was demolished.
Windsor Car Salesman Arrested for $40K Fraud
A Windsor car salesman faces fraud charges after allegedly defrauding 15 individuals of $40,000 through deceptive vehicle sales practices, including odometer tampering and false safety inspections.
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Windsor Mails 2026 Interim Property Tax Bills
The City of Windsor has dispatched interim property tax bills for 2026 to local residents, marking a key step in municipal financial planning for the upcoming fiscal year.
Ottawa Eyes Banks, Pension Funds for Affordable Housing
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson announces a federal initiative to involve major financial institutions in funding affordable housing projects across Canada.
Climate Risk Assessment for Home Buyers in Canada
As climate change intensifies, Canadian homebuyers must evaluate flood risks. This guide explains how to use flood maps, assess sump pumps, and protect your investment from extreme weather events.
Top 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Edmonton in 2026
A detailed look at the five most expensive residential properties currently listed for sale in Edmonton, Alberta, as of January 2026, showcasing the city's high-end real estate market.
Hydro-Québec Sued for Negligence in Major Outage
A class-action lawsuit accuses Hydro-Québec of negligence following a massive power outage, alleging inadequate infrastructure maintenance and emergency response failures.
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Government Regulations Drive Housing Price Increases
Economic analysis reveals that government regulations, not institutional investors, are the primary driver of rising home prices across North America, creating supply shortages.
Class Action Filed Against Hydro-Québec Over Power Outages
A Montreal law firm has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Hydro-Québec following a major power outage that left thousands without heat during an arctic cold snap. The lawsuit alleges negligence in maintaining critical infrastructure.
Ontario's Delayed Cooling-Off Period for Home Buyers
Ontario's promised 10-day cooling-off period for new freehold home buyers remains unproclaimed until 2027, highlighting power imbalances between consumers and builder lobby groups.
Windsor Car Salesman Charged in $40K Fraud Case
A Windsor car salesman has been formally charged after a police investigation into an alleged $40,000 fraud scheme. The Windsor Police Service conducted the probe, resulting in criminal charges.
Edmonton's Top 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in 2025
A detailed look at the five most expensive residential properties currently listed for sale in Edmonton, Alberta, as of January 2025, showcasing the city's high-end real estate market.
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Bruce County Grants Boost Downtown Housing and Building Upgrades
Bruce County announces community improvement grants targeting building enhancements and increased residential rental supply in downtown districts to stimulate local economic growth.
Housing Prices Haven't Hit Bottom Yet: Mortgage Broker
A leading mortgage broker predicts further real estate price drops in 2026, while experts discuss market correction risks, interest rates, and ETF opportunities in precious metals.
London Micro-Shelter Opening Pushed Back Once More
Construction has resumed at London's micro-shelter facility on Cheese Factory Road, but the opening faces another delay. The project continues amid broader discussions about homelessness solutions in Ontario communities.
Critics Slam Ontario Place Lease as 'Sweetheart Deal' for Therme
The lease agreement for a music venue at Ontario Place is under fire, with critics alleging it represents a preferential 'sweetheart deal' for the developer Therme Group.
Wasaga Beach Tourism Rebirth Faces Growing Pains
Wasaga Beach's revitalization efforts encounter challenges as the town assumes greater control over beach management and tourism development, highlighting local governance complexities.
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Calgary Pub Fights Development as Community Voices Concerns
Regulars at Calgary's historic Ship & Anchor packed the pub to protest a residential development they fear could jeopardize the iconic venue's future, highlighting local preservation battles.
Edmonton Retail Shift: Suburbs Boom, Downtown Vacant
A new CBRE report reveals Edmonton's retail rental market has reversed, with suburbs experiencing low vacancies and high demand while downtown faces high vacancies and lower rents.
Coca-Cola Opens High-Tech Calgary Warehouse
Coca-Cola Canada launches a state-of-the-art, technology-driven distribution center in Calgary, enhancing supply chain efficiency and local operations.
Fire Destroys Gravenhurst Cottage
A secondary home in Gravenhurst was destroyed by fire on January 30, 2026. Emergency crews responded to the blaze, which is currently under investigation.
Grosvenor Acquires Broadmead Village on Vancouver Island
Grosvenor Property Canada announces full acquisition of Broadmead Village, a top-performing grocery-anchored retail plaza in Saanich, Vancouver Island, aligning with its Canadian reinvestment strategy.
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Jim Pattison Cancels Virginia Warehouse Sale Over ICE Use
Jim Pattison Developments has halted the sale of a Virginia warehouse to the U.S. government after learning it could become an ICE detention center, citing public backlash.
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