Barrie Named Second Best City to Live in Canada
A recent comprehensive study has placed Barrie, Ontario, as the number two city on the list of top 10 places to live across Canada, highlighting its exceptional quality of life and community appeal.
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Milky Way Ice Cream Opens for 70th Season in Regina
Regina's beloved Milky Way Ice Cream shop has opened for its 70th consecutive season, marking a milestone for the local community and ice cream enthusiasts.
Fire Code Charges Laid After Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire
Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop has announced fire code violation charges against a construction company, condo corporation, and property management team following a five-alarm blaze that burned for weeks in two Thorncliffe Park high-rises.
Major Housing Development Planned Around Mic Mac Mall
Nova Scotia reveals ambitious plans for thousands of new housing units surrounding Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, with architectural renderings showing transformative urban redesign.
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Alberta's Plan to Recover Unpaid Oil and Gas Taxes
Rural Municipalities of Alberta and the provincial government have unveiled a collaborative strategy aimed at reclaiming a significant portion of unpaid property taxes from the oil and gas sector, addressing long-standing financial pressures on local comm
Garneau Infill Multiplex Catches Fire During Construction
A three-storey infill multiplex under construction in Edmonton's Garneau neighbourhood erupted in flames, with firefighters responding quickly to control the blaze and evacuate adjacent homes.
Sask. Family Fundraises for Brother Shot in Throat
The family of Jim Primeau, a Saskatchewan man fatally shot in the throat while evicting a tenant, is raising money to support his recovery and cover medical expenses.
7% PST on Strata Consulting Fees from October 2026
A new provincial budget will levy a 7% PST on consulting fees for strata corporations, including depreciation and electric planning reports, effective October 2026, impacting annual budgets and financial planning.
Major Theft in Erin: $22K in Valuables Stolen
A significant theft in Erin, Ontario, resulted in the loss of approximately $22,000 worth of jewelry, tools, and cash. The incident highlights ongoing property crime concerns in the region.
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West Van Home Transformed into Modern Space for Multigenerational Living
A West Vancouver family collaborated with Synthesis Design to renovate their aging Craftsman home into a modern, light-filled space designed for aging in place and multigenerational living.
Charges Filed in Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire
Toronto Fire has laid charges against PFC Construction Inc., the Thorncliffe condominium association, and management for violations of the Ontario fire code following a prolonged blaze.
Calgary Homebuyers Gain Upper Hand in Cooling Market
A new Wahi study reveals that every Calgary neighborhood saw homes collectively sell below asking price in late 2025, signaling a shift toward a buyer's market with median prices and varying trends across property types.
Dartmouth Cove Public Access Restricted by Property Owner
A property owner in Dartmouth Cove, Nova Scotia, has implemented restrictions on public access to a portion of the waterfront area, citing safety and liability concerns. The move has raised questions about public rights and private property boundaries in
West Vancouver Estate Sells for $7M with 7 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms
A newly-built 7,720-square-foot estate in West Vancouver's British Properties sold for $7,000,000, featuring luxury finishes, smart home automation, and a 0.43-acre lot.
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Mortgage Rates Rise as Iran War Impacts Housing Market
Mortgage rates in Canada are increasing due to inflation and the ongoing war in Iran, causing uncertainty in the housing market as prices remain unstable.
GTA Home Sales Drop for Seven Months, Pointing to Market Weakness
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area have fallen for seven consecutive months, with a nearly 5% drop from February to January, indicating deeper issues beyond seasonal trends according to National Bank.
7 Signs It's Time to Downsize Your Home
Real estate expert Dennis Faulkner reveals seven key indicators that suggest downsizing could simplify your life, free up equity, and create new opportunities for travel, hobbies, and financial security.
Lance Martin Joins eXp Realty After 24 Years at Coldwell Banker
Southern California real estate leader Lance Martin transitions his 140-agent team to eXp Realty after nearly four decades in the industry, citing industry transformation.
U.S. New Home Sales Hit 3.5-Year Low in January
Sales of new single-family homes in the United States fell sharply in January, reaching their lowest point since mid-2022, according to recent government data.
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Edmonton Real Estate Market Set for Spring Revival
Edmonton's housing market is poised for a spring uptick with affordable prices and slowing migration supporting demand. Benchmark prices show minimal declines despite increased inventory and fewer sales.
Best Refrigerators in Canada 2026: Where to Buy
Discover the leading refrigerator models available in Canada for 2026, with insights on where to purchase them. This independent guide ranks products based on reviews and testing.
Builder Defends 'Ugly' Multiplexes as Urban Growth Necessity
Bryn Davidson, a prominent Vancouver designer and climate activist, argues that aesthetically challenging multiplexes are preferable to bland neighborhoods, advocating for density despite community backlash.
Sen̓áḵw Towers Open 113 Years After Squamish Forced Removal
The Squamish Nation's Sen̓áḵw development nears completion, marking a historic return to land seized in 1913. The project features 6,000 rental units with Indigenous-led design and unprecedented demand.
How to Choose the Right Realtor in Calgary's Busy Market
With 8,743 Realtors in Calgary, a top agent shares essential tips for selecting the perfect professional ahead of a potentially busy housing market in 2026.
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Calgary Office Conversions Create New Housing Amid Crisis
Calgary's globally recognized office-to-residential conversion program is transforming vacant downtown towers into affordable homes, offering relief during a severe housing shortage as population growth surges.
Alternative Housing Options Expand in Calgary Amid Affordability Crisis
With over 250,000 Calgarians struggling with housing costs, the city is promoting secondary suites and laneway homes through incentive programs to increase affordable options.
Barrie Police Seize $12K+ in Fake $50 Bills in Jewelry Scam
Barrie Police have confiscated more than $12,000 in counterfeit $50 bills used in an online marketplace jewelry transaction, releasing images of the seized fake currency.
Wealth Gap Narrows, Young Canadians Lead Home Ownership Surge
Contrary to popular narratives, new data reveals Canada's wealth gap is actually narrowing while home ownership among under-35s reaches highest level this century, challenging conventional housing affordability concerns.
Provinces Use Inflation to Tax Middle Class via Bracket Creep
British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario are using inflation to push middle-class workers into higher tax brackets, generating billions in unvoted revenue while avoiding public tax debates.
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Developer Pushes for Vancouver's Tallest Tower After Audit
A developer seeks to build a 67-storey skyscraper in Vancouver, following a controversial land sale audit that revealed a $13 million error in city calculations.
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