B.C. Housing Bill Targets Problem Tenants, Critics Fear Woes
A new B.C. supportive housing bill aims to address problem tenants, but critics argue it could exacerbate housing challenges and social issues in the region.
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Saskatchewan Homeowners: Vet Tax Agents for Property Appeals
A former assessor warns Saskatchewan property owners to exercise caution when hiring tax agents for assessment appeals, emphasizing that anyone can represent owners and highlighting key questions to ask before hiring representation.
Edmonton Restaurant May Close Patio Over New City Fees
An Edmonton downtown restaurant is struggling financially due to new city patio fees, with the mayor citing revenue shortfalls as the reason for the charges.
B.C. Realtor Disciplined for Hateful Instagram DM
A British Columbia real estate agent has faced disciplinary action after sending a discriminatory direct message via Instagram to a Toronto-based restaurant, highlighting ongoing issues with online conduct in professional sectors.
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Cambridge Property Burned, Submerged in Grand River
A commercial property in Cambridge has allegedly been set on fire and subsequently submerged in the Grand River, according to recent reports. The incident raises concerns about environmental impact and property safety in the region.
Kelowna Exempt from BC Short-Term Rental Rules for Summer
Kelowna has been granted an exemption from British Columbia's short-term rental regulations, allowing hosts to list non-principal residences starting June 1. The decision comes as the city's vacancy rate exceeds the provincial threshold for two consecutiv
Ottawa's Westgate Shopping Centre Demolition Begins
Demolition has started at Ottawa's oldest mall, Westgate Shopping Centre, which opened in 1955. The site will be redeveloped into four residential towers, marking a significant urban transformation.
Edmonton Businesses Get $8.4M Federal Aid Against Tariffs
Edmonton Centre MP Eleanor Olszewski announces substantial federal funding to help local businesses mitigate tariff-related challenges and strengthen economic resilience.
Toronto Condo Market Hits 35-Year Low as Sales Plunge
The Toronto condo market has reached its lowest point in 35 years, with sales continuing to plummet and no new project launches recorded, signaling a severe downturn in the city's real estate sector.
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Quebec Confirms Welcome Tax Refund for First-Time Buyers
Christine Fréchette, the newly elected Coalition Avenir Québec leader and premier-designate, has officially confirmed the refund of the welcome tax for first-time homebuyers in Quebec, a key campaign promise aimed at improving housing affordability.
Wasaga Beach Wins $306K Lottery Boost
Wasaga Beach has secured a significant $306,000 in lottery rewards, providing a financial uplift for the community and highlighting the impact of gaming revenues on local economic development.
No New Condo Projects in GTHA in Q1, First in Decades
For the first time in decades, the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area saw zero new condo project launches in the first quarter, signaling a major shift in the real estate market.
B.C. Realtor Disciplined for Antisemitic DMs to Restaurant
A Vancouver real estate agent faces disciplinary action after sending hateful direct messages to a Toronto restaurant, highlighting ongoing concerns about online harassment and professional conduct.
Kelowna Exempt from Short-Term Rental Rules This Summer
The British Columbia government is temporarily relaxing its short-term rental regulations in Kelowna for the summer, marking a shift from its previous crackdown aimed at lowering housing costs.
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Winnipeg Woman Arrested for Electricity Theft
A Winnipeg woman has been arrested for allegedly tampering with electricity meters to steal power, highlighting ongoing utility fraud concerns in the city.
Calgary Seniors Sue Over Subsidized Housing Conditions
Residents of subsidized apartment buildings in Calgary have filed a lawsuit against the Alberta government and City of Calgary, alleging poor management has created numerous problems in their housing.
$8.8 Billion Pledged to Cut Ontario Development Charges Over 10 Years
A historic $8.8 billion partnership aims to reduce development charges in Ontario by up to 50%, potentially saving new homebuyers nearly $200,000 and boosting housing supply.
Windsor Gets $1.8M from OLG for Caesars Windsor Hosting
The City of Windsor has been awarded over $1.8 million in funding from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation for hosting Caesars Windsor, supporting local municipal initiatives and community development projects.
Future of Edmonton's Vacant Hudson's Bay Spaces
The closure of Hudson's Bay at West Edmonton Mall leaves prime retail space empty, prompting discussions about potential redevelopment opportunities and community impact in Edmonton's commercial landscape.
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StreetSide Wins Third Multi-Family Builder of the Year Award
StreetSide Developments secures its third straight Multi-family Builder of the Year title at the BILD Edmonton Metro Awards while expanding into innovative townhomes and rental markets.
Maritime Home Sales Soft in Early 2026: Royal LePage
Royal LePage reports a decline in home listings and sales across the Maritimes as spring 2026 begins, indicating a sluggish real estate market with fewer transactions.
Historic Development Charge Cut Boosts Housing Affordability
A landmark $8.8 billion federal-provincial partnership aims to slash development charges in Ontario by up to 50%, potentially saving new homebuyers nearly $200,000 and revitalizing stalled housing projects.
CMHC: Annual Housing Starts Slowed in March
Canada's housing agency reports a deceleration in the annual rate of housing starts for March 2026, indicating shifting market dynamics in the residential construction sector.
Canadian Housing Starts Unexpectedly Fall 6% in March
Canadian housing starts declined 6% in March to 235,852 units, surprising economists who had predicted a rise. The drop signals potential headwinds in the construction sector amid ongoing housing challenges.
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Newfoundland Housing Market Shows No Signs of Cooling
The real estate market in Newfoundland and Labrador continues to experience intense demand and rising prices, defying expectations of a slowdown as supply struggles to keep pace.
Kelowna to Ease Short-Term Rental Restrictions Soon
The province is likely to relax short-term rental restrictions in Kelowna soon, potentially impacting local housing markets and tourism. This move follows ongoing debates about balancing housing availability with tourism demands.
Edmonton Development Group Presents 22-Point Infill Plan
A development industry group in Edmonton has unveiled a comprehensive 22-point action plan aimed at boosting infill housing projects across the city, addressing urban density and housing affordability challenges.
Vancouver's 'Nano Hotel' Proposal for Downtown Accommodation
A 'nano hotel' featuring compact pod-style rooms is being proposed for downtown Vancouver, designed by Unison Architecture to offer affordable, minimalist lodging in the city center.
Montreal Cuts Terrasse Permit Fees Until 2030
Montreal has announced a significant reduction in terrasse permit fees, extending the lower costs until 2030 to support businesses during extensive city construction.
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Manitoba Neighborhood Offers 1% Down Payment Program
A Manitoba neighborhood is providing a groundbreaking opportunity for homebuyers to purchase homes with just a 1% down payment, aiming to increase affordability and community stability.
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