GTA New-Home Sales Hit 45-Year Low, 100K Jobs at Risk
New-home sales in the Greater Toronto Area fell to their lowest level in 45 years in 2025, with unsold inventory reaching 26 months and putting approximately 100,000 jobs at risk across Ontario.
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$200K Equipment Stolen from PowerCo St. Thomas Site
Police investigate a significant theft of construction equipment valued at approximately $200,000 from the PowerCo Canada gigafactory project site in St. Thomas, Ontario.
Power Tool Thefts Target Kitchener and Cambridge Stores
Waterloo Regional Police investigate eight separate thefts of high-value power tools from retail stores in Kitchener and Cambridge, releasing images of persons of interest.
Grocery Discounts for Volunteers at Canadian Store
A unique not-for-profit grocery store in Canada is allowing shoppers to save money on their groceries by volunteering their time, fostering community engagement while addressing food affordability.
Mount Pleasant BIA Meets Minister on Broadway Closure
The Mount Pleasant BIA has secured a meeting with a provincial minister to discuss support for local businesses facing a four-month closure of Broadway, highlighting concerns over economic impacts.
73 New Affordable Housing Units Open in Saskatoon
Saskatoon has officially opened 73 new affordable housing units, marking a significant step in addressing the city's housing challenges and providing stable homes for residents.
Lululemon Leggings Return with Skin-Tone Underwear Advisory
Lululemon's controversial 'Get Low' leggings are back online with new guidance advising customers to wear skin-toned underwear and size up, following complaints about sheerness.
Lululemon Leggings Return with Underwear Advisory
Lululemon's controversial 'Get Low' leggings are back online with new guidance recommending skin-tone underwear and sizing up, following transparency complaints.
Calgary Developers Create Nature-Connected Communities
Developers in Calgary are designing residential communities that prioritize connection to natural landscapes, promoting well-being through thoughtful integration of parks, trails, and environmental reserves.
Trico Homes' Aria Show Home Showcases Impressive Great Room
The Aria model by Trico Homes in Calgary's Seton community features a two-storey great room with expansive windows, creating a bright and spacious living area ideal for entertaining.
Keswick Landing: Edmonton's Family-Friendly Community
Keswick Landing in southwest Edmonton continues to attract homebuyers with its amenities, access to Anthony Henday, and family-oriented design as it enters its seventh phase of development.
Rhode Island Debates Mr. Potato Head License Plates
Rhode Island lawmakers propose ending Mr. Potato Head specialty license plates after Hasbro moves headquarters to Boston, affecting food bank funding.
6 Renovations That Don't Pay Off at Resale
Edmonton realtor Dennis Faulkner reveals which home improvements often fail to deliver returns, from luxury kitchens to personalized designs, offering crucial advice for homeowners.
Over 100 Windsor Vehicles Stolen with Keys Inside
Windsor police report a significant spike in vehicle thefts, with over 100 incidents involving keys left inside vehicles. Authorities urge residents to secure their cars.
Closing Costs Stress Ontario Homebuyers: Survey
A new survey from Ownright shows many Ontario homebuyers experience significant financial stress due to unexpected closing costs, with 46% finding mortgage terms confusing.
HBC Landlords Demand $2.4M from Ruby Liu Lease Battle
Documents reveal landlords for Hudson's Bay Company properties are pursuing $2.4 million to cover legal and operational costs from a high-profile lease dispute with billionaire Ruby Liu.
Home + Backyard Show Returns with Multigenerational Living Focus
The Home + Backyard Show returns to Mississauga's International Centre from January 30 to February 1, 2026, featuring expert advice on in-law suites, backyard upgrades, and smart renovation solutions for Ontario's challenging housing market.
Canadian Housing Market Remains Buyer-Friendly in 2026
Royal LePage forecasts a buyer-friendly Canadian real estate market through spring 2026, with stable prices and increased inventory creating opportunities, especially in Toronto and Vancouver.
Ratehub.ca Forecasts Stable Mortgage Rates in 2026
Mortgage expert Penelope Graham forecasts a stable year for variable rates in Canada, with the Bank of Canada maintaining its rate-hold stance through 2026.
Minor Damage in Early Morning Fire on Windsor's Riverside Drive
A fire broke out in the early hours on Riverside Drive East in Windsor, resulting in minor property damage. Windsor Fire & Rescue Services responded promptly to contain the incident.
Amazon's Fast Furniture: 11 Urgent Home Solutions
Discover 11 Amazon home furnishings that solve urgent decor problems with fast delivery. From beds to rugs, these affordable, customer-vetted items transform spaces quickly.
Blatchford Development Falls Short, Faces $800M Deficit
Edmonton's ambitious Blatchford redevelopment project has achieved only 1% of its population targets, with completion delayed to 2042 and a financial shortfall approaching $800 million.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Down to 22 Stores After Closures
Toys 'R' Us Canada has closed 19 more stores in two months, leaving just 22 locations nationwide. The once-dominant retailer continues to struggle against online and big-box competition.
99 Residents Displaced After Second Windsor Fire
A serious fire at 99 McNaughton Avenue West in Windsor has displaced 99 residents, marking the second major incident at the building. One man was seriously injured in a separate stabbing in Scarborough.
Reverse Mortgage Competition Brings New Borrower Benefits
Increased competition among Canadian reverse mortgage lenders is creating better deals for seniors, including cash-back incentives and improved terms.
Mother Claims Siblings' Inheritance from Grandparents
A Canadian family faces inheritance conflict as a mother demands her children's share from their grandparents' will, raising legal questions about estate distribution and family obligations.
Montreal Building Evacuated Over Heating Safety Issues
Fifteen apartments and multiple businesses evacuated in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce after heating failures during extreme cold prompted city-ordered evacuation for public safety.
Kingsville's Second Attempt to Buy Closed High School
The Town of Kingsville is making another attempt to purchase the closed Kingsville District High School property, with plans to transform it into recreational facilities and potentially a new town hall.
Feds Cancel $12M Housing Grant Over Red Deer Zoning Pushback
The federal government has withdrawn a $12-million housing grant intended for Red Deer, Alberta, following significant local opposition to proposed zoning changes. This decision highlights ongoing tensions between federal housing initiatives and municipal
Gold Price Surge Impacts Manitoba's Mining and Retail Industries
Manitoba's economy feels the effects of rising gold prices, affecting everything from mining operations to local jewellery stores. Industry experts analyze the financial implications.
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