Windsor Stadium Sold to Private Developer, City Loses Bid
The former Windsor Stadium property has been sold to a private developer, with the City of Windsor confirming its unsuccessful bid to acquire the land adjacent to Jackson Park.
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Couple Creates Pet Trust for Rescue Cats in Estate Plan
A Michigan couple in their mid-40s shares their journey of creating a pet trust for their two rescue cats, addressing anxieties about pet care after death through legal planning and guardian selection.
Toronto City-Run Grocery Store Plan Sparks Debate on Food Inflation
Toronto Councillor Anthony Perruzza proposes city-run grocery stores to combat food inflation, but critics argue it's a flawed socialist approach given the city's poor track record with public operations.
B.C. Real Estate Agent Loses Licence Over Assault Conviction
A British Columbia real estate agent has had his licence revoked by the provincial regulator for not disclosing a criminal conviction for assault causing bodily harm, highlighting professional conduct standards.
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Councillor Questions Funding for Housing Co-op Security Repairs
A London city councillor raises concerns over whether provincial funds allocated for emergency repairs at Tolpuddle Housing Co-op are sufficient to address critical security and fire monitoring systems.
VPD Lease of Ex-London Drugs Property Raises Tax Loss Questions
A lease agreement between Vancouver, its police department, and a private developer is under scrutiny for potential public interest and tax revenue implications.
Architect Proposes Tower for Vancouver's Complex Site
James Cheng Architects unveils a 22-storey office tower design for 601 West Cordova, aiming to revitalize a challenging downtown Vancouver property that has stalled for decades.
Ottawa Stores Could Open on Family Day and Victoria Day
Ottawa is considering allowing retail stores to operate on Family Day and Victoria Day, potentially changing holiday shopping traditions in the city. The proposal aims to boost local commerce while balancing employee considerations.
Edmonton Touts Benefits of Transitional Housing Projects
City officials and a doctor in Edmonton highlight the advantages of transitional housing projects, emphasizing their role in community support and public health.
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Developers Sue Manitoba Officials Over Resort Project Sabotage
Two development firms and Winnipeg residents claim municipal officials deliberately undermined a resort project in Alonsa, leading to a $15 million lawsuit alleging bad faith and obstruction.
18 Must-Have Spring Finds for Home and Lifestyle in 2026
Discover a curated selection of 18 spring essentials for home improvement, personal care, and outdoor activities in 2026, featuring products from brands like LEGO and IKEA.
25-Storey High-Rise Proposed for Ottawa's Little Italy
A developer has pitched a 25-storey residential high-rise at 116 Beech Street in Ottawa's Little Italy, marking a significant urban development proposal for the area.
Dubai Real Estate Bonds Slump on Demand Fears
UAE real estate bonds face sharp declines as the Iran conflict rattles investor confidence, with issuance hitting $7 billion in 2025 but now under pressure from foreign buyer uncertainty.
Cindy's Home and Garden Shop in Windsor to Close
Cindy's Home and Garden, a beloved local shop in Windsor, is set to close its doors permanently, marking the end of an era for the community and its loyal customers.
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Brampton Man Charged in $30K Butter and Alcohol Theft Case
Peel Regional Police have arrested Pintu Gohil, 48, after recovering 100 bricks of butter, 91 tubs of ghee, and 300 bottles of alcohol in a retail theft investigation.
Full House Lottery's $2.4M Nordic Dream Home Elevates Wellness
The 2026 Full House Lottery grand prize is a $2.4-million Nordic-themed sanctuary in Riverstead at Keswick, featuring wellness spaces and supporting two hospital foundations.
Windsor Loses Bid to Buy Former Stadium Property
The City of Windsor has been unsuccessful in its attempt to purchase the former Windsor Stadium property, as revealed in recent municipal developments. The outcome marks a setback for local redevelopment plans.
Home Staging: Key to Selling Your Property Successfully
Professional home stagers in Calgary reveal how staging accelerates sales and boosts prices, even in a declining market. Experts share essential tips for transforming living spaces into show homes.
Monroe Show Home: Elevated Primary Bedroom Design in Seton
The Monroe by Trico Homes in Calgary's Seton community showcases innovative design with a primary bedroom on a partial upper level, providing separation and privacy while maintaining connection to the home.
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Edmonton's Westmount Mall to be Redeveloped, Middle Section Torn Down
Edmonton's oldest mall, Westmount Mall, is set for a significant redevelopment that will involve demolishing much of its middle section. Experts weigh in on the new mpox variant detected in Toronto.
HST Holiday on New Homes Could Save Jobs and Boost GDP
A new report suggests a three-year HST holiday on new homes up to $1.3 million could preserve 26,000 jobs, generate $3.9 billion in GDP, and improve housing starts in Ontario amid a construction downturn.
Citizen Developer Guide Helps Homeowners Build Multi-Unit Housing
A new guide launched by housing advocate Liam Gill provides homeowners with step-by-step instructions to develop missing middle housing, aiming to address Toronto's affordability crisis by increasing density and supply.
Quebec Bill 20 Threatens Co-operative Housing Autonomy
Housing groups criticize Quebec's Bill 20 for government overreach in co-operative housing, warning it could destroy the non-profit model and create income-based ghettos.
Iran War Shifts Mortgage Rate Outlook: Lower Rates Unlikely
The escalating conflict in Iran has dramatically altered mortgage rate projections for 2026, shifting expectations from potential decreases to probable stability or increases due to oil price volatility and inflation concerns.
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London Restaurant Ravaged by Metal Thieves Before Sale
A historic London, Ontario restaurant was severely damaged by metal thieves who stripped valuable equipment just before the former owner could sell it, causing significant financial loss.
Crumbl Cookies Coming to Regina, Mayor Confirms
Regina's mayor has officially announced that the popular Crumbl Cookies franchise will open a location in the city, promising new jobs and sweet treats for residents.
Landowners Block Oil Firm Over Unpaid Rents in Edmonton
Alberta landowners are taking a stand by blocking an oil company from an Edmonton site due to three years of unpaid rents, highlighting ongoing disputes in the energy sector.
LaSalle's Development Fee Hike Raises Questions
The town of LaSalle plans to increase development fees gradually, sparking concerns from local stakeholders about affordability and economic impact.
Edmonton Neighbourhood Eyes Joint Land Development Contracts
Residents in southwest Edmonton's Royal Gardens are exploring banding together to negotiate land development contracts as infill projects continue, aiming for better community outcomes amid ongoing urban growth.
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Land Claim Uncertainty Slashing Richmond Property Values
British Columbia appraisers report that uncertainty surrounding Indigenous land claims in Richmond is causing buyers to withdraw and reducing property values by as much as 30-40% due to negative public perception.
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