Canadian Housing Sales Decline Nationally, Alberta Bucks Trend
Canada's housing market shows no signs of recovery momentum as national sales decline for fourth consecutive month, with Alberta being a notable exception showing growth.
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Hershey Returns to Classic Recipe After Reese's Criticism
Hershey announces return to classic milk and dark chocolate recipes for Reese's products by 2027 after grandson of inventor publicly criticized formula changes.
OREA Commends Ontario Housing Supply Legislation
The Ontario Real Estate Association endorses the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, highlighting measures to reduce development charges and boost housing construction across the province.
Two Walmart Stores in Montreal Set to Close
Two Walmart locations in Montreal are scheduled to close, impacting the city's retail sector and raising questions about future commercial developments.
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Ontario and Feds Revise Housing Strategy Amid Shortfall
Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney are extending HST rebates to all homebuyers and addressing development charges to boost housing activity, as previous policies fell short of targets.
Festival Condos Vaughan Defies Market, Nears Completion
Despite a cooling real estate market, Festival Condos in Vaughan is nearing completion with over 70,000 sq. ft. of amenities. The development offers compact units starting at 300 sq. ft., targeting students and investors.
Townhomes Shine in Toronto's Struggling New Home Market
While Toronto's new home market faces significant challenges, townhomes under $1 million are showing surprising resilience. Experts point to green shoots amid a broader construction slowdown.
Ontario and Feds Revise Housing Strategy to Boost Construction
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney are extending HST rebates to all homebuyers and cutting development charges to address housing shortages and affordability issues.
Lotto 6/49 $5M Jackpot Won in Quebec
A lucky Quebec resident has won the $5 million Lotto 6/49 jackpot. Loto-Québec confirms the winning ticket was sold in the province, urging players to check their numbers.
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Housing Shortages Stifle Canada's Economic Growth and Productivity
Harvard Growth Lab experts reveal how Canada's housing crisis prevents workers from moving to productive cities, creating a national economic bottleneck that costs everyone.
Housing Market Softening: Time to Dial Back Government Programs
With housing prices declining and affordability improving due to economic factors, economist Jack Mintz argues that emergency housing initiatives should be scaled back to avoid unnecessary deficits and market distortions.
Regina Seniors Fear Losing Homes in Housing Changes
Residents on Rochdale Boulevard express concerns about potential displacement as housing units may be rented to younger tenants, threatening their community ties.
U.S. Class Action Targets Whistler Blackcomb Owner Over Ski Passes
Vail Resorts and Alterra face a class-action lawsuit alleging they artificially inflated single-day ski pass prices to US$300 to drive sales of multi-day passes, violating antitrust laws.
Mississauga Bylaw Targets Unlawful Tenant 'Renovictions'
Mississauga City Council has approved a new licensing bylaw to protect tenants from illegal evictions under the guise of renovations, imposing stricter rules on landlords.
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Local Pubs React to Federal Alcohol Tax Increase
Barrie pubs and restaurants are adjusting to a federal alcohol tax hike, implementing cost-saving measures and menu changes to manage rising expenses while maintaining customer loyalty.
St. Jacobs Antiques Mall Opens in Historic Location
The St. Jacobs Antiques Mall has officially opened in St. Jacobs, Ontario, occupying the same site as a former antiques market, drawing eager customers on its first day.
New Dawson Crossing Development Breaks Ground in Winnipeg
Construction has commenced on the Dawson Crossing development in southeast Winnipeg, with equipment seen servicing the site as the project moves forward in the growing area.
West Vancouver Orders Demolition of Hoarded Property
West Vancouver council has issued an order to clear and demolish a severely hoarded property, citing public safety concerns and neighborhood blight.
Calgary's 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in April 2026
A detailed look at Calgary's luxury real estate market, showcasing the five most expensive properties listed for sale in April 2026, highlighting their features and exclusive neighborhoods.
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Business Owner Jailed for Pet Cremation Fraud Scheme
Rodney Ward of Catonsville receives a 20-year prison sentence and must pay $13,000 in restitution after returning false ashes to pet owners in a heartless scam.
Lehigh Cement Buys Burnco's Edmonton Operations
Multinational building materials giant Lehigh Cement has finalized its acquisition of Burnco's Edmonton operations, marking a significant consolidation in Alberta's construction sector. The deal strengthens Lehigh's presence in Western Canada.
N.B. Brewers React to Alcohol Tax Increase as Business Costs Rise
New Brunswick brewers express concern over the latest alcohol tax increase, citing it as another financial burden in a challenging economic climate for the industry.
Alberta Condo Dispute Tribunal Now Active
The Alberta Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal has officially commenced operations, providing a specialized forum for resolving conflicts between condo owners, boards, and developers across the province.
140-Year-Old Timber Frame Barn Restored in London
A timber frame barn built in the 1880s has been meticulously restored and lifted into place in London, blending historic preservation with modern engineering techniques.
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Edmonton Buyers Choose Minimum Down Payments for Faster Home Purchase
Many Edmonton homebuyers, especially first-timers, are opting for minimum down payments to purchase sooner, despite higher long-term interest costs and mortgage insurance premiums.
YETI Deals Still Live Post-Amazon Spring Sale
While Amazon's Big Spring Sale has ended, numerous YETI product discounts continue to be available for Canadian shoppers seeking quality outdoor gear.
Ottawa's Tosca Ristorante and Gatineau's La Squadra Close
Two popular Italian restaurants, Tosca Ristorante in downtown Ottawa and La Squadra in Gatineau, are shutting down this month, confirmed by owners to CTV News Ottawa.
BC Developers Push for Expanded Tax Rebate to Boost Housing
British Columbia developers are advocating for federal funding to extend tax rebates to all new condo buyers, aiming to address 3,500 unsold units and stalled projects.
Jewelry Stolen from Downtown Guelph Condo
Police are investigating a reported jewelry theft at a condominium on Macdonell Street in downtown Guelph. The incident occurred recently, with details emerging about the stolen items.
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Easter Chocolate Prices Rise, Relief Could Be Coming
As Easter approaches, chocolate prices are climbing due to supply chain issues and high demand. However, industry experts suggest relief may be on the horizon as production stabilizes.
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