$1.35M Fine for Chemical Dumping in Gatineau River
OttawaNewsCompany hit with a major $1.35 million penalty for depositing sodium chlorite into the Lièvre River near Gatineau. Read about the environmental violation and its consequences.
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Quebec chemical company fined $1.4M for river discharge
A Quebec chemical manufacturer faces a $1.365 million penalty for dumping a harmful substance into the Lièvre River in 2019. Read about the environmental violation and its consequences.
Ontario housing sector urges HST cut to avert crisis
BILD warns Ontario's housing starts could halve by 2030 without intervention. A proposed HST cut on new homes aims to save jobs and billions in revenue. Read the analysis.
Experts: Ontario Housing Market to Worsen in 2026
Real estate specialists predict a challenging year for Ontario's housing market in 2026, with affordability and supply issues expected to intensify. Learn what's ahead.
Report: Bruce County needs 4,000+ homes in next decade
A new report reveals Bruce County must build over 4,000 homes in the next ten years to meet demand. Learn about the housing targets and regional challenges.
Federal housing land bank grows to 36 properties in capital
The federal government's list of properties for housing in Ottawa-Gatineau grew to 36 in 2025, yet no deals were finalized. Developers urge faster action amid the housing crisis.
London housing project in limbo over $3.1M city dispute
A crucial affordable housing project for newcomers in London, Ontario, faces financial uncertainty due to a $3.1 million dispute with city hall over development charges. Learn about the implications.
Growing Backlash Against Boxy B.C. Apartment Blocks
Public and political resistance is mounting across B.C. against the size and design of new multi-unit buildings on single-family lots, making it a key election issue. Discover the details.
Saugeen Shores offers free pre-approved home designs
The Town of Saugeen Shores introduces a catalogue of free, pre-approved house designs to speed up construction and reduce approval times for new housing. Learn how this initiative tackles the housing shortage.
National Skating Championships Underway in Gatineau
The 2026 Canadian National Skating Championships have begun at Gatineau's Centre Slush Puppie. Get the latest details on this premier national sporting event.
Toronto social housing evictions reach highest level in a decade
Evictions from Toronto Community Housing have surged to a 10-year high, raising urgent calls for more leniency and support for vulnerable tenants. Learn about the crisis and the push for policy change.
Windsor moves forward on downtown housing strategy
The City of Windsor takes a significant step in its downtown housing initiative, partnering with Farhi Holdings to revitalize the core. Learn about the plan's details and its impact on the community.
Private Developers Enter Montreal Social Housing
The entry of major private developers into Montreal's social housing sector is raising concerns about affordability and long-term impacts. Learn about the potential risks and community response.
Ottawa Author Brian Doyle Dies at Age 90
Brian Doyle, the beloved Ottawa author known for his award-winning young-adult novels set in Lowertown and along the Gatineau River, has died at 90. Remembered for his masterful storytelling.
Indigenous Firm Builds Mass-Timber Homes in B.C.
The Nak'azdli Development Corp. is completing a pilot mass-timber home in Fort St. James, aiming to address housing shortages and transform local forestry. Discover how this Indigenous-led project aligns with national housing solutions.
Quebec couple found dead in Dominican Republic villa
A Gatineau couple was found dead in their Dominican Republic villa on Boxing Day. Family members are seeking answers as they await autopsy results from local authorities.
Gatineau Couple Found Dead in Dominican Republic
A couple from Gatineau, Quebec, has been found deceased in the Dominican Republic. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident. Read the latest details.
Non-urgent patients redirected from western Quebec ERs
Emergency departments in western Quebec are redirecting non-urgent cases to relieve pressure. Learn the details and what it means for patient care in the region.
Gatineau resident charged after crash with $60K in cannabis
A 43-year-old Gatineau resident faces multiple charges, including impaired driving and drug trafficking, after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 417 near March Road. Police seized $60,000 worth of cannabis.
Gatineau resident charged with impaired driving, drug trafficking
A Gatineau resident has been charged by Ontario Provincial Police with impaired driving and drug trafficking following a recent incident. Get the latest details on the case.
Calgary housing fees outpace inflation, crisis deepens
Government fees on Calgary rental builds have skyrocketed 536% since 2010, now costing 4.5 months' rent per unit before move-in. Experts warn this model is unsustainable. Read the full analysis.
Gatineau police search for missing man, 43
Gatineau police are asking for the public's assistance in locating Marc Latourelle, 43, who was last seen on December 22. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.
Gatineau residents skeptical of new Quebec doctor deal
Despite a new provincial agreement with physicians, Gatineau families like Edward Blanco-Steger's, whose doctor is leaving, fear healthcare access won't improve. Read about the local concerns.
Ottawa Needs Kettle Island Bridge to Liberate Downtown
Citizen letters demand action on Ottawa's downtown truck traffic, advocating for the Kettle Island bridge. Plus, analysis of a leaked DND report on the F-35 vs. Gripen fighter jet debate. Read the latest.
Saskatoon Buys Lots for Indigenous-Led Supportive Housing
Saskatoon shifts federal funding to purchase empty lots for affordable housing projects after a First Nation partnership stalls. The city aims to prepare sites for Indigenous-led developments to combat homelessness.
Calgary Development Fees Jump 536%, Adding to Housing Costs
A new report reveals government fees on new Calgary developments have soared to $9,306 per unit, a 536% increase since 2010, adding pressure to housing supply and affordability.
Edmonton housing fees rise fastest in Canada but stay low
A new study reveals development charges in Edmonton have soared 628% since 2010, the highest rate among major cities. Despite the spike, fees per unit remain the lowest, aiding affordability. Explore the details and impacts.
Feds pledge $46M for 152 rental homes in Saint John
The federal government is committing $46 million to build 152 rental homes in Saint John, addressing housing affordability. Learn more about this major investment.
$11M for Affordable Housing in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
The Canadian and Nova Scotia governments are investing $11 million to create 44 new affordable housing units in Liverpool. This joint initiative aims to address the critical housing shortage in the community.
Ela Day-Bédard drafted to Women's Professional Baseball League
Ottawa-Gatineau's Ela Day-Bédard makes history, selected by San Francisco in the inaugural Women's Professional Baseball League draft. Read about this landmark moment for Canadian sports.
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