Ontario Housing Sector Urges Government Reforms for Supply
Ontario's housing industry calls for swift tax, financing, and regulatory changes to address stalled demand and capital, warning of worsening shortages if action is delayed.
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Calgary Gets Billions in Alberta Budget 2026, Taxes Rise
Calgary receives significant funding in Alberta's 2026 budget, but residents face increased property taxes. The budget allocates billions for infrastructure and services, sparking debate over fiscal priorities.
Halifax NSLC Store Closing After 160% Theft Increase
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation is permanently shutting down its Scotia Square Mall location in Halifax due to a dramatic 160 percent rise in theft incidents, citing safety and operational concerns.
Trifecta System Cuts Home Construction Time and Costs
Smallworks' innovative building system using prefabricated components allows for faster, more economical custom home construction, as demonstrated by a Vancouver laneway house prototype.
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Edmonton's $3M Downtown Revitalization Fund Announced
Edmonton announces a $3 million Downtown Action Plan Fund offering grants up to $250,000 for recreational amenities and $100,000 for beautification and events to revitalize the city core.
Central Elgin Pushes New Community Plan on Former Hospital Site
Central Elgin is moving forward with a major development plan to transform the 416-acre former St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital site into a new community, with officials promising visible progress by 2026.
Jewelry Store Robbed at Brantford's Lynden Park Mall
A jewelry store within Brantford's Lynden Park Mall was targeted in a robbery. Authorities are investigating the incident, which adds to local crime concerns.
Mortgage Renewal Myths: Expert Debunks Misconceptions
Victor Tran, mortgage expert at Rates.ca, reveals crucial myths homeowners should know before renewing their mortgage. Learn what to expect and avoid costly mistakes.
Copper Wire Theft in Guelph: $40K Loss for Business
A Guelph business has been hit by a significant theft, with approximately $40,000 worth of copper wire stolen. Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing concerns about metal thefts in the region.
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Calgary Funds Backyard Suites for Homeowners
The City of Calgary introduces a new initiative offering financial assistance to homeowners for building backyard suites, aimed at increasing housing options and supporting multigenerational living.
U.S. Mortgage Rates Dip Below 6% for First Time Since 2022
The average long-term mortgage rate in the United States has dropped below 6% for the first time in over three years, signaling potential relief for homebuyers and a boost to the housing sector amid economic shifts.
Perth County Excavation Business Hit by Major Equipment Theft
An excavation business in Perth County suffered a devastating blow when all its heavy equipment was stolen overnight. Owner Isaac Rapien expresses shock as police investigate the brazen theft.
Floating Dream Home on Fraser River Offers Living Art Views
A custom-built 2,191-square-foot float home in Ladner features expansive windows framing wildlife and mountain views, described as 'living art' by its listing agent.
Calgary Couples Choose Homeownership Over Weddings
A new trend sees young couples in Calgary opting to invest in real estate rather than expensive wedding celebrations, with financial pressures reshaping traditional life milestones.
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Calgary Multi-Family Sales Fall Below Historical Average
New multi-family home sales in Calgary dropped 35% below the historical average in Q4 2025, with inventory surging 58% year-over-year as absorption slows dramatically.
Canadian Homeowners Earn Thousands During FIFA World Cup
A Deloitte report reveals Toronto Airbnb hosts could earn $2,700 and Vancouver hosts $4,200 during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Airbnb offering $1,000 bonuses for new listings.
Calgary Rents Drop in February, City Ranks 14th in Canada
Calgary's rental market experienced declines in February, with median rents for one and two-bedroom apartments falling month-over-month and year-over-year, positioning the city as the 14th most expensive among 23 Canadian markets.
Sandman Hotel Group Strengthens Human Trafficking Prevention Efforts
Sandman Hotel Group intensifies its collaboration with the Alberta Hotel & Lodging Association through the 'Not In Our Hotel' initiative, providing specialized training to hospitality staff across Canada to recognize and respond to human trafficking indic
Edmonton Couples Choose Home Down Payments Over Wedding Costs
A growing trend sees young couples in Edmonton opting to invest in their first home rather than fund expensive weddings, as housing remains relatively affordable compared to other Canadian markets.
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Vancouver Upzones Hundreds of Side Streets for Apartment Blocks
The City of Vancouver has approved mass upzoning for six- to eight-storey apartment blocks across 200 quiet residential blocks in East Vancouver, raising concerns about transparency and community impact.
Novo Resources Secures A$8.2M Capital Raise
Novo Resources Corp. has received firm commitments for a capital raising of approximately A$8.2 million through a placement of units and CDIs to institutional and sophisticated investors, with major shareholder Northern Star participating.
Tree-Shaped Office Tower Proposed for Vancouver Waterfront
A 22-story office building designed to resemble a maple tree has been proposed for Vancouver's waterfront, replacing a parking lot near historic Waterfront Station with a unique architectural concept.
Alberta Immigration Vote Creates Uncertainty for Real Estate
Alberta's upcoming referendum on immigration policies has created uncertainty for major landlords and investors, with concerns about potential impacts on population growth and rental markets.
Copper Wire Theft at Former Barrie Restaurant Leads to Charges
Two men face charges after police unravel a copper wire theft operation at a former restaurant in Barrie, highlighting ongoing property crime concerns in the area.
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Anthropologie Sale: Up to 85% Off Luxury Items
Anthropologie is offering an extra 50% off sale items, with discounts up to 85% on home goods, fashion, and more. This limited-time deal surpasses Black Friday prices, making luxury affordable.
Commercial Real Estate Activity to Rise in 2026
A resurgence in commercial real estate activity is forecasted for 2026, driven by evolving return-to-office policies and increased demand for prime office spaces across major urban centers.
London Audit: No Monitoring of Tax Dollar Incentives to Developers
A recent audit reveals London city hall failed to track the impact of tax dollars paid to developers and private industry through two incentive programs, raising accountability concerns.
Calgary Tax Clinic Reopens to Help Seniors with Costs
A free tax clinic in Calgary has reopened to provide crucial assistance to seniors struggling with escalating living expenses, offering support with tax filings and financial guidance.
Alberta Bill Seeks Transparency for Tourism Prices
The Alberta government introduces new legislation aimed at enhancing price transparency in the tourism sector, requiring clear disclosure of all costs to protect consumers from hidden fees.
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St. Jacobs Antique Market Temporarily Closing
The iconic St. Jacobs Antique Market in Ontario is temporarily closing its doors, impacting local vendors and antique enthusiasts in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.
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