Nova Scotia's 2% Down Payment Plan for First-Time Buyers
Nova Scotia introduces a program reducing down payments to 2% for first-time homebuyers, aiming to improve affordability and access to housing in the province.
Category : Real Estate
Gold Bull Market May Peak at $12,000: Rosenberg
Economist David Rosenberg argues gold's bull market could peak at $12,000 per ounce, citing global trade recalibration and supply-demand imbalances as key drivers.
Guelph Police Hunt Suspects in $2.8K Baby Formula Theft
Guelph Police are investigating a theft of nearly $2,800 worth of baby formula from a local store, seeking four male suspects who fled without paying.
18-Storey Tower in Vancouver's Broadway Plan Sparks Debate
An 18-storey concrete highrise approved for Yukon and 14th in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighborhood symbolizes the dramatic upzoning under the Broadway Plan, with residents organizing resistance against what they call out-of-scale development.
North Bay Property Taxes to Rise 3.95% in 2026
North Bay City Council has passed a $179.4 million budget for 2026, resulting in a 3.95% property tax increase for residents, as approved during a Monday evening meeting.
Fraser Valley Home Prices Fall to Pandemic-Era Levels
Fraser Valley home prices have declined for ten straight months, with the Benchmark price dropping below $900,000 for the first time since spring 2021 amid economic uncertainty and high inventory.
Windsor Approves Rezoning for Four-Storey Apartment
Windsor's planning committee has approved rezoning for a proposed four-storey, 25-unit apartment building at the intersection of Howard Avenue and Ottawa Street, marking a significant development in the city's urban housing landscape.
Home Refinancing Challenges Grow for Canadian Homeowners
Declining home values, rising consumer debt, and income changes are limiting refinancing options for Canadian homeowners seeking to consolidate debt during mortgage renewals.
Alberta Housing Leads Nation, Rent Falls Without Controls
Alberta sets housing construction records while rents decline, demonstrating how supply-focused policies outperform rent control measures in addressing affordability challenges.
Homeowners' Refinancing Options Shrink as Equity Declines
Many Canadian homeowners are discovering that refinancing their mortgages to pay down debt is increasingly difficult due to falling home values, rising consumer debt, and income changes.
Warman Breaks Into Top 20 Most Livable Cities List
The City of Warman has achieved a significant milestone by breaking into the top 20 on a prestigious most livable cities list, marking a moment of community pride and recognition for its quality of life.
Calgary Construction Thefts Rise, Impacting Homebuyers
A sharp increase in thefts at construction sites across Calgary is creating financial strain for prospective homebuyers, as stolen materials and equipment lead to higher costs for new-build properties.
Cambridge Food Bank Finds New Home at Franklin Boulevard
The Cambridge Food Bank has officially relocated to a new facility at 384 Franklin Boulevard, marking a significant expansion of its community services and food distribution capabilities in the region.
TCU Place Loses Naming Rights as Financial Sponsor Exits
Saskatoon's TCU Place venue is undergoing a name change after TCU Financial concluded its sponsorship agreement, marking a significant shift for the city's premier event and convention center.
Governments Support Richmond Property Owner in Title Case
The federal and B.C. governments have filed court statements supporting Montrose Properties' bid to reopen an Aboriginal title case affecting its Richmond industrial land.
Tillsonburg Apartment Dwellers Say They're Being Renovicted
Residents of Canterbury Court in Tillsonburg report receiving eviction notices for renovations, sparking concerns about housing displacement and tenant rights in Ontario.
B.C. Rental Fund Surpasses Goal, Saves 2,200 Homes
British Columbia's $500-million rental protection program has exceeded its three-year target, preserving 2,200 affordable homes across 24 communities with approximately $150 million still available for expansion.
Montreal Opens Second Modular Housing Complex
Montreal unveils its second modular housing complex in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, with 30 units for unhoused individuals. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada discusses cost concerns and future model adjustments.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Sued by Landlord Over Rent
The Canadian retailer Toys 'R' Us is confronting a fresh legal challenge from a landlord claiming outstanding rent payments, adding to its ongoing financial and operational struggles.
Reitmans Lays Off 9% of Montreal Office Employees
Montreal-based fashion retailer Reitmans has laid off nearly 9% of its head office employees as part of a restructuring effort, impacting the corporate workforce.
Sudbury's Tony V's Pizza Closing at End of February
A popular Sudbury eatery, Tony V's Pizza and Restaurant on Martindale Road, will cease operations on February 28, 2026, as announced by its owner, who hinted at future plans.
Calgary's 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in February 2026
A detailed look at Calgary's top-tier real estate market, featuring five of the city's most luxurious and expensive homes currently listed for sale in February 2026.
Canada's High-End Rental Market: Demand Outpaces Supply
Canada's luxury rental housing market serves affluent individuals seeking premium accommodations without ownership burdens, yet supply remains constrained despite clear demand signals.
Montreal Tenants Forced Out Over Structural Issues
Residents of a Montreal apartment building on Monkland Avenue have been evacuated due to structural problems, with no clear timeline for their return home.
Snowmobile Stolen from North Bay Hotel Parking Lot
A snowmobile was reported stolen from a hotel parking lot in North Bay overnight, prompting a police investigation into the theft in Northern Ontario.
Canmore Roof Grants Available for Residents
Residents of Canmore, Alberta, can now apply for municipal grants to fund new roof installations, as announced in February 2026. This initiative aims to support home maintenance and sustainability in the community.
Vancouver Staff Want Public Hearing for West End Hotel Tower
Vancouver city staff are recommending a public hearing for a controversial 25-storey hotel tower proposal in the West End that would replace a 1950s hotel, despite significant community opposition.
Housing Costs Drive Homelessness, Says Former Calgary Councillor
Former Calgary city councillor Courtney Walcott argues housing affordability is the primary driver of homelessness, not unemployment or income, during a University of Alberta lecture on housing policy.
Eldorado Gold to Acquire Foran Mining for $3.8B
Eldorado Gold Corporation has unveiled a major $3.8 billion deal to acquire Foran Mining Corporation, marking a significant consolidation in Canada's mining sector.
Essex County Development Fee Hike Threatens Housing Affordability
Essex County Council considers adding nearly $13,000 in development charges to new homes, potentially pushing total fees to $70,000 amid economic uncertainty and declining construction.
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