Denny's Canada announces the opening of its newest restaurant in Calgary's Cornerstone neighborhood, marking continued growth in Alberta with a focus on community connection and familiar dining favorites.
A strata corporation faces legal uncertainty after failing to file a pet bylaw, leaving a new owner's cat in limbo and highlighting enforcement risks under property law.
Ottawa's office vacancy rate has increased at the beginning of 2026, signaling ongoing challenges in the commercial real estate sector amid economic adjustments.
A controversial six-storey residential development at 929 Cheapside Street in east London is being revised by the developer following significant community opposition and planning concerns.
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A devastating fire has completely destroyed a historic Victorian home in Hants Border, Nova Scotia, with the incident occurring on March 31, 2026. No injuries were reported, but the loss highlights risks to heritage properties.
Explore Flamingo Estate's curated selection of high-end home goods, from olive oil to candles, perfect for Mother's Day. Find unique, joy-inducing gifts for moms, mothers-in-law, and loved ones.
Essex County faces a deepening social housing crisis, with tensions rising between county and Windsor city officials over funding distribution and political engagement.
Manitoba breweries and restaurants warn that a new federal alcohol tax increase will likely be passed on to consumers, impacting local businesses and drink prices across the province.
A new Royal LePage report indicates significant price increases for recreational properties in the Winnipeg Interlake area, highlighting a booming market as demand outpaces supply.
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Residents of Sunset Estates mobile home community in Saskatoon are expressing frustration and uncertainty after their landlord's office abruptly shut down, severing their primary point of contact.
Calgary homeowners face an 8.1% property tax increase in May, with the provincial portion jumping 19.8% while the city limited its increase to 1.2%, creating what Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls a 'jarring' disparity.
Kitchener's committee has voted to proceed with developing a renoviction bylaw, aiming to regulate tenant evictions for renovations and balance rights between landlords and renters.
A controversial 22-storey office tower proposal for Vancouver's Waterfront Station site raises concerns about blocking iconic views and compromising public waterfront revitalization plans.
The Duke of Kent, a beloved British-style pub at Yonge and Eglinton, has closed permanently after nearly five decades, citing pandemic impacts and Crosstown LRT construction challenges.
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An Alberta resident has become a millionaire overnight after winning a $1 million prize in the Lotto Max draw. The lucky winner's identity and story highlight a life-changing windfall.
Pelee Island Winery announces a charitable initiative, donating a portion of sales to the Humane Society to support animal welfare efforts in the community.
A trend of snowbirds moving back to Canada is significantly boosting demand for cottage properties, as reported by Royal LePage's Anne-Elise Cugliari Allegritti, highlighting shifts in recreational real estate markets.
Fox Business host Stuart Varney discusses how soaring oil and gas prices, driven by Trump's war on Iran, are devastating the housing market, with expert Jeff Sica calling it a 'blood-stained hellscape' for affordability.
Two new Vancouver developments near hospitals will provide affordable housing with childcare for healthcare employees, addressing commute challenges and benefiting all residents.
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Ontario developers say government tax and fee reductions could cut new home costs by up to $200,000, but weak buyer demand continues to stall construction despite potential job creation and economic benefits.
A compact Keurig coffee maker is currently discounted by 42% during the Amazon Canada Big Spring Sale, offering significant savings for home brewers.
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation has revealed significant cross-border alcohol sales, with American bourbon and spirits driving nearly $7 million in revenue during the latest quarter.
Property developers and homeowners in British Columbia and Alberta are establishing private zoning covenants to prevent government-mandated small apartment buildings in single-family neighborhoods, creating what legal experts call 'private local governmen
China has implemented a new policy prohibiting the entombment of cremated remains in empty residential flats, aiming to address housing shortages and cultural practices.
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Twig and Squirrel's Wild Goods, a unique Saskatoon shop specializing in beads, Indigenous crafts, and art supplies, has relocated to a significantly larger space on 20th Street after 13 years in business.
A historic agreement between Ottawa and Ontario cuts development charges to reduce homebuying costs, with experts calling for more structural reforms to sustain long-term housing supply.
Canadian specialty pet retailer Pet Valu celebrates its 50th anniversary with contests, promotions, and special events honoring pet owners across the country. The company reflects on five decades of serving pets and their families.
A new partnership between Ontario and the federal government aims to create affordable housing for the middle class, but experts warn it's only a temporary measure in a deepening crisis.
The City of Edmonton is launching a public consultation process for a proposed new neighborhood on former University of Alberta farmland, seeking community feedback on development plans.
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The City of Windsor has officially approved a $280 million financing strategy for the Sandwich South lands, marking a major step in urban development and economic growth for the region.
