Waterloo Demolishes Church for Affordable Housing
The City of Waterloo is proceeding with plans to demolish a former church building to clear the way for a new affordable housing project, addressing critical community needs.
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Luxury Condo The Kenten Transforms Calgary's Kensington
The Kenten luxury condominium development is rapidly taking shape at the entrance to Calgary's vibrant Kensington neighborhood, with most larger suites already sold including expansive penthouse units.
Northern Ontario First Nation Invests $65M in Edmonton Property
The Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory has acquired a major stake in Edmonton's Connect Centre, a $65 million investment aimed at generating sustainable, long-term income for essential community programs and services.
Vintage Store The Clubhouse Opens in Historic Saskatoon Building
Taylor Cross and Sam Murphy expand their vintage business with The Clubhouse by Seven Sundays, offering unisex and male clothing in a nostalgic downtown Saskatoon location.
Winnipeg Mails 2026 Property Assessment Notices
The City of Winnipeg has begun mailing proposed assessed property value notices for 2026 to local homeowners, a key step in determining municipal tax obligations.
First Nation Invests $65M in Edmonton Property for Revenue
The Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory in Northern Ontario has made a strategic $65 million investment in Edmonton's Connect Centre to generate long-term revenue for community needs and economic development.
Alberta Housing Boom vs Ontario Slump: Fee Impact
New data reveals Alberta built nearly as many homes as Ontario in 2025 despite having less than a third of the population. Government fees and development charges are identified as key factors driving the disparity in housing construction between the prov
Calgary East Village $700M Development Projects for 2026
The Calgary Municipal Land Corporation outlines its 2026 business plan, including five new developments in East Village with 600 housing units and a hotel, starting with Library Square rental project.
Kitchener Resident Confronts Home Intruders
A Kitchener resident demonstrated remarkable courage by confronting individuals attempting to break into their home, highlighting ongoing concerns about residential security in the region.
Northland Takes Full Control of Denny's Canada Brand
Vancouver-based Northland Properties has acquired Canadian trademarks and intellectual property for Denny's, ending the master franchise arrangement and gaining full domestic brand control.
Winnipeg Lists Prime Osborne Village Lot for $1.65M
The City of Winnipeg has listed a prime development lot at the corner of Osborne Street and Stradbrook Avenue for $1.65 million, sparking interest in the vibrant Osborne Village neighborhood.
Alberta Housing Boom, Ontario Slump in 2025
Alberta broke ground on 54,858 new homes in 2025, a 14% increase, while Ontario housing starts fell 12% to 65,376 units, marking the fourth consecutive year of decline.
1 in 5 Quebecers Had Rent Payment Trouble: Study
A new study reveals a severe rent affordability crisis in Quebec, with 20% of residents reporting difficulty paying rent over the last year, highlighting growing housing pressures.
Zijin Buys Allied Gold in $5.5B Deal as Gold Hits Record
China's Zijin Gold International acquires Toronto-based Allied Gold Corp. in a $5.5 billion all-cash transaction announced as gold prices surpass $5,000 per ounce for the first time.
Ottawa 2026 Housing Trends: Flexibility Meets Affordability
Ottawa's 2026 housing market emphasizes affordability and flexible living spaces. Experts reveal trends in multi-generational homes, energy efficiency, and adaptable designs.
RCMP Warns Businesses About Vape Shop Break-In Spree
Saskatchewan RCMP has issued a warning to businesses following a series of break-ins targeting vape shops across the province, urging increased security measures.
London Beer Store Closes as Retail Landscape Evolves
The Beer Store at 1727 Richmond Street in London, Ontario, is shutting its doors, reflecting broader changes in the retail and beverage industry across the province.
Virtus REIT Buys Sudbury Apartments for $3.3M
Virtus Diversified REIT strengthens its Northern Ontario portfolio with the strategic purchase of Pearl Street Apartments in Sudbury, a 23-unit residential property offering significant value creation potential.
NCC Seeks Operator for Dow's Lake Dock Revitalization
The National Capital Commission is launching a search for an operator to design, build, and manage new commercial docks and marine slips at Ottawa's Dow's Lake Pavilion, aiming to refresh the popular boating destination.
Calgary Land Corp Announces 2026 Development Priorities
The Calgary Municipal Land Corporation will reveal its 2026 strategic outlook, focusing on East Village development, major site transformations, and progress on the new event centre.
Ottawa Councillor Wants City to Buy Kanata Lakes Golf Club
An Ottawa councillor is advocating for the city to explore purchasing the Kanata Lakes Golf and Country Club, potentially preserving green space amid development pressures.
2026 Canadian Rental Market: Supply Growth Eases Prices
Canadian rental prices are projected to decline through 2026 due to increasing supply and slowing demand, offering temporary relief for tenants while challenging landlords with softer market conditions.
Alberta Housing Starts Soar While Ontario's Plummet
Alberta sets consecutive housing start records while Ontario sees fourth year of decline. Experts point to regulatory differences and economic policies as key factors in this growing provincial divide.
Abbotsford Police Seek Owner of Stolen Lumber
The Abbotsford Police Department is asking for public assistance to locate the rightful owner of lumber believed stolen in December 2025, releasing a photo of the recovered materials.
Toronto Homeownership Requires 44 Years of Savings: Report
A new Consumer Choice Center report finds it would take the average individual 44 years to save for a Toronto home without family help, highlighting severe affordability challenges.
Sask. Breweries Adapt to Shifting Drinking Habits
Canadian beer sales have declined since 2019, prompting Saskatchewan craft breweries to innovate with new products and strategies to meet evolving consumer demands.
Five Displaced After Windsor House Fire on Dominion Boulevard
A residential fire on Dominion Boulevard in Windsor has displaced five individuals, with emergency services responding to contain the blaze and investigate its cause.
Craft Beer Industry Faces Inflation, Tariffs, Declining Sales
Canada's craft beer sector confronts a triple threat of inflation, potential U.S. tariffs, and a long-term decline in alcohol consumption, forcing breweries to adapt their business strategies.
Toronto Rental Market Swings in Tenants' Favor
Toronto's rental market is experiencing a significant shift, with lower prices and move-in incentives now favoring tenants, marking a change from recent trends.
Caldwell First Nation Begins New Housing Construction Phase
Caldwell First Nation launches the next phase of on-reserve housing development, expanding family homes and community space to address housing needs.
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