Barrick Mining Corp. proceeds with an initial public offering for its North American gold holdings, appointing a new CEO to lead the subsidiary. The move signals strategic restructuring in the Canadian mining sector.
A London business owner expresses renewed hope for Old East Village's revitalization following the demolition of a vacant bank building, a project anticipated for over a decade.
Saskatchewan's real estate market experiences a slight uptick in housing prices, driven by constrained inventory levels and sustained demand across the province.
Vancouver homeowners express strong dissatisfaction with the city's push for multiplex housing, citing concerns about neighborhood character and infrastructure strain as they organize for change.
Pauquachin and other Vancouver Island First Nations sign a landmark agreement with Victoria Airport Authority to create shared business and employment opportunities, marking a significant step in economic reconciliation.
Two developers behind Winnipeg's SkyCity condo project receive five-year prison sentences and $12.2 million fines each for fraud, marking a significant court ruling in Ontario.
Toronto city council has postponed decisions on regulating iceberg homes, requesting planners study impacts on infill development, pools, and apartments before proceeding.
Ottawa's Venus Envy sex shop and bookstore is closing its Catherine Street warehouse in March, ending its physical presence after over two decades of providing in-person sexual health and gender expression guidance.
Local shops in Kitchener that buy and sell precious metals are experiencing increased business as gold and silver prices reach new highs, creating opportunities for investors and collectors.
Comedian Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi have purchased a $27-million mansion in Montecito, California, after spending over a year living in the UK following Donald Trump's presidential return.
Ottawa city councillors are divided over the vacant unit tax, with some calling for a sunset clause and review while others defend its revenue for affordable housing.
Craig's Cookies, the beloved Canadian bakery chain, is opening a new store in Halifax, Nova Scotia, continuing its expansion with a focus on artisanal treats made with care and quality ingredients.
A local contractor in Kingston, Ontario, faces fraud charges following an investigation by Kingston Police. The case highlights ongoing concerns about contractor fraud in the region.
Quebec will allow roommates in social housing units from February 19, 2026, aiming to increase affordability and occupancy in low-income complexes across the province.
A kitchen fire on Ledbury Avenue in Ottawa displaced three residents, with firefighters responding quickly to contain the blaze and prevent further damage to the property.
Guelph Police are investigating an incident where counterfeit currency was allegedly used to purchase an iPhone. Authorities have released an image of a woman connected to the case.
CREB's January 2026 housing data reveals a significant slowdown in higher-density home sales across Calgary, with increased inventory and declining benchmark prices affecting the market.
A new grassroots campaign is mobilizing in Halifax to challenge the city's proposed property tax increase, citing affordability concerns for residents amid rising costs.
The Real Estate Council of Ontario has frozen bank accounts of four Save Max brokerages in Mississauga after discovering $2.7 million unlawfully disbursed from client trust accounts.
The City of Ottawa is pursuing a renewed collaborative relationship with the National Capital Commission to advance critical housing initiatives and development projects in the region.
As Toys 'R' Us Canada closes its doors, local independent toy retailers across the country are preparing to expand and capture market share, offering personalized service and unique products.
The Real Estate Council of Ontario has frozen bank accounts of four Save Max brokerages, alleging $2.7 million was unlawfully disbursed. Regulatory action highlights oversight in real estate sector.
Toronto's housing market experienced a significant slowdown in January 2026, with average prices dropping below $1 million and sales declining nearly 20% year-over-year according to TRREB data.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board predicts continued price declines for GTA homes in early 2026, with first-time buyers comprising 45% of purchasers amid improved affordability and increased inventory.
Brookfield Corp. is in exclusive talks to sell London's CityPoint office tower for approximately £455 million, signaling renewed investor confidence in London's commercial real estate market amid rising rents.
Toronto's housing market experienced a significant slowdown in January 2026, with home sales dropping nearly 20% year-over-year, prices declining, and new listings falling over 13%.
The average home price in Windsor-Essex has decreased, reflecting broader market adjustments. This analysis explores the factors behind the decline and what it means for buyers and sellers in the region.
The average price of a home in the Greater Toronto Area dropped under $1 million last month, with the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board forecasting continued market softness ahead.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board projects GTA home sales between 60,000-70,000 transactions and average prices of $1M-$1.03M in 2026, with affordability pressures continuing to shape the market.
Vancouver developer Tobi Reyes is fighting in court to prevent foreclosure on a Mount Pleasant property where he plans to build a Filipino cultural centre and hotel, despite owing over $45 million.