452 Rental Units Planned for Surrey Land Near SkyTrain
The City of Surrey proposes constructing three six-storey buildings with 452 rental units, including 90 below-market options, on city-owned land near Scott Road SkyTrain Station.
Category : Real Estate
Lululemon's See-Through Leggings Crisis Deepens
Lululemon faces backlash over defective leggings as shares plummet 65% from 2023 highs, with leadership changes and activist investors adding pressure.
Closing Costs Stress Ontario Homebuyers: Survey (29.01.2026)
New research from Ownright shows Ontario homebuyers experience significant financial stress from unexpected closing costs, despite feeling financially stable initially.
Chatham Residents Fight Alleged Renoviction with Legal Help
Tenants at Terrace Forty Apartments in Chatham are mobilizing with legal assistance to challenge what they describe as a renoviction attempt, highlighting ongoing housing struggles in Ontario.
Windsor Library Delays, Chinese Cars, and E.C. Row Shooting
Windsor residents express frustration over library relocation delays, hope for job benefits from Chinese auto exports, and demand accountability for E.C. Row Expressway BB gun incident.
Toronto Snow Shovelling Parking Rights Explained
Toronto residents face ethical dilemmas after shovelling snow from street parking spots. Lawyers clarify legal rights and neighbourly etiquette during winter storms.
New Director Leads ByWard Market District Authority in Ottawa
Victoria Williston, former journalist, becomes director of ByWard Market District Authority, focusing on community engagement and revitalization in Ottawa's historic market district.
British Columbians Still Prefer Canadian Products
A new report reveals British Columbians continue to prioritize purchasing Canadian-made goods, though economic pressures may challenge this trend. The preference supports local businesses but faces headwinds.
Vancouver Council Approves Residential Tower on Industrial Land
Vancouver city council has unanimously approved a residential tower on industrial-zoned land, going against city staff recommendations and raising concerns about industrial land preservation.
B.C. Supports Company's Bid to Reopen Cowichan Land Title Case
The B.C. NDP government supports Montrose Properties' legal action to reopen the Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title case, arguing the company was wrongly excluded from proceedings affecting its Richmond lands.
Regina's Most Expensive Home Listings in January 2026
A look at the high-end residential properties commanding top dollar in Regina's real estate market during January 2026, featuring exclusive listings and market insights.
Ottawa Councillors Fight to Save Kanata Golf Course Greenspace
Ottawa city council votes overwhelmingly to explore all legal options to protect the Kanata Golf and Country Club land as greenspace, following court rulings that allow redevelopment.
Landlord Must Pay $38K for Wrongful Eviction in B.C.
A British Columbia court has ruled that a landlord must compensate a tenant $38,000 after a wrongful eviction from a West Vancouver property, highlighting tenant protections.
NDG Tenants in Limbo After Building Evacuation
Residents of an NDG apartment building evacuated over safety concerns remain displaced and frustrated by lack of communication from their landlord.
Charleswood Seniors Complex Moves Forward After Appeal Denied
A proposed seniors housing development in Winnipeg's Charleswood neighbourhood has cleared a key hurdle after a city hall committee denied an appeal, allowing the project to proceed as planned.
Sault Social Housing Rent Arrears Rise as Eviction Hearings Backlog
Sault Ste. Marie's social services board reports increasing rent arrears in its housing portfolio, exacerbated by ongoing delays at the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Regina's Most Expensive House Listings Unveiled
Explore Regina's luxury real estate market with a focus on the most expensive house listings, including details on high-end properties and local housing trends.
Grocery Code of Conduct Seen as Symbolic by Insiders
A CIBC survey reveals most grocery industry insiders expect Canada's new voluntary Grocery Code of Conduct to have minimal impact on operations or pricing, with focus remaining on consumer value.
Victoria's Secret, Build-A-Bear Coming to Windsor's Devonshire Mall
Devonshire Mall in Windsor, Ontario, is expanding its retail offerings with the addition of two new stores: Victoria's Secret and Build-A-Bear Workshop, enhancing the shopping experience for local residents.
Gordie Howe Bridge Spurs Growth in Windsor's Sandwich Town
The construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge is driving significant economic development and revitalization in Windsor's historic Sandwich Town neighborhood, with new businesses and investments emerging.
Alberta May Lower Food Prices by Banning Grocery Property Controls
Alberta faces higher-than-average food price increases while leading provinces in food insecurity. Eliminating restrictive covenants on former grocery store properties could boost competition and lower costs for consumers.
Value Village Coming to Regina's East End in 2026
A new Value Village thrift store is set to open in Regina's east end in 2026, expanding retail options and bringing second-hand shopping to the growing community.
Pattison Firm Unaware Warehouse Was for ICE: Report
The Pattison Group states it had no knowledge that a leased Vancouver warehouse would become an ICE facility, amid ongoing public scrutiny over the property's use.
Pattison ICE Warehouse Sale Pending Approvals, Boycott Grows
Jim Pattison Developments states its Virginia warehouse sale to U.S. Homeland Security for ICE use requires approvals, as B.C. Green Party calls for boycott following fatal ICE shootings.
Toronto Townhouse Transformed into Luxury Hotel-Style Home
A Toronto homeowner transforms a builder-basic townhouse into a luxurious, functional space with custom millwork, strategic lighting, and timeless design principles.
Fire Destroys Sushi Restaurant in New Westminster, B.C.
A fire has destroyed a sushi restaurant in New Westminster, British Columbia, leading to road closures expected to last for several hours in the area.
Condo Owner Disputes Bylaw Fine While Away on Holiday
A Vancouver condo owner challenges a strata council's bylaw violation charge, claiming they were on vacation during the alleged incident. The council refuses to share the complaint details, raising legal questions about strata transparency and owner right
Vancouver's Historic Rufus Guitar Shop and Bill Chow Jewellers Closing
Two iconic Vancouver businesses with deep community roots are preparing to close their doors in 2026, marking the end of eras for music enthusiasts and Kerrisdale shoppers.
Dubai Gold District Launches as Global Gold Hub
Ithra Dubai has officially launched Dubai Gold District, a unified destination consolidating the entire gold and jewellery value chain to strengthen Dubai's position as a leading global trading centre.
Trader Joe's Friendly Service: Flirting or Just Good?
Customers often wonder if Trader Joe's cashiers are flirting with them. Former employees explain the company's culture of friendliness and why it might be misinterpreted.
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