Calgary's rental market experienced declines in February, with median rents for one and two-bedroom apartments falling month-over-month and year-over-year, positioning the city as the 14th most expensive among 23 Canadian markets.
Sandman Hotel Group intensifies its collaboration with the Alberta Hotel & Lodging Association through the 'Not In Our Hotel' initiative, providing specialized training to hospitality staff across Canada to recognize and respond to human trafficking indic
A growing trend sees young couples in Edmonton opting to invest in their first home rather than fund expensive weddings, as housing remains relatively affordable compared to other Canadian markets.
The City of Vancouver has approved mass upzoning for six- to eight-storey apartment blocks across 200 quiet residential blocks in East Vancouver, raising concerns about transparency and community impact.
Novo Resources Corp. has received firm commitments for a capital raising of approximately A$8.2 million through a placement of units and CDIs to institutional and sophisticated investors, with major shareholder Northern Star participating.
A 22-story office building designed to resemble a maple tree has been proposed for Vancouver's waterfront, replacing a parking lot near historic Waterfront Station with a unique architectural concept.
Alberta's upcoming referendum on immigration policies has created uncertainty for major landlords and investors, with concerns about potential impacts on population growth and rental markets.
Two men face charges after police unravel a copper wire theft operation at a former restaurant in Barrie, highlighting ongoing property crime concerns in the area.
Anthropologie is offering an extra 50% off sale items, with discounts up to 85% on home goods, fashion, and more. This limited-time deal surpasses Black Friday prices, making luxury affordable.
A resurgence in commercial real estate activity is forecasted for 2026, driven by evolving return-to-office policies and increased demand for prime office spaces across major urban centers.
A recent audit reveals London city hall failed to track the impact of tax dollars paid to developers and private industry through two incentive programs, raising accountability concerns.
A free tax clinic in Calgary has reopened to provide crucial assistance to seniors struggling with escalating living expenses, offering support with tax filings and financial guidance.
The Alberta government introduces new legislation aimed at enhancing price transparency in the tourism sector, requiring clear disclosure of all costs to protect consumers from hidden fees.
The iconic St. Jacobs Antique Market in Ontario is temporarily closing its doors, impacting local vendors and antique enthusiasts in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.
The iconic Barlochan cottage featured in the season finale of the hockey romance series Heated Rivalry is now available for rental through Airbnb starting March 3, priced at $248.10 per night.
Discover the Nortiv 8 ActiveFloat walking shoes on Amazon, praised by reviewers as providing cloud-like comfort comparable to Hoka Cliftons but at a fraction of the cost. Perfect for all-day wear, plantar fasciitis relief, and various terrains.
Despite recent market improvements, a new CMHC report highlights persistent housing affordability issues across Canada, with high prices and interest rates continuing to strain buyers.
A structure fire broke out early Wednesday morning in the Spruce Avenue neighbourhood, destroying a home under construction and spreading to a neighbouring building. No injuries were reported.
Public Services and Procurement Canada confirms the purchase of 131 Queen Street from Morguard Corp., a major real estate transaction in the capital's core.
BC Housing has withdrawn a proposed supportive housing project in Burnaby after facing significant community backlash and protests, highlighting ongoing tensions over social housing developments in the region.
A cannabis retailer in Saskatoon has purchased a downtown property, hoping Prince Albert will raise its cap on dispensaries, signaling potential expansion in the local market.
A new report reveals Canadians aged 55+ are encountering significant obstacles when refinancing mortgages due to income changes and stricter qualification rules, forcing many to consider alternative solutions like reverse mortgages.
The destruction of the long-abandoned Jasper Place Hotel in a fire has ignited a complex conversation among west-end Edmonton residents, balancing the loss of local history against potential for new development in the community.
Two major development proposals in Surrey's downtown core could bring thousands of residential units and commercial spaces, though city staff have raised concerns about non-residential space requirements.
A house under construction in Edmonton was destroyed by a fire on 104 Street between 112 and 113 Avenues on February 25, 2026, with firefighters responding to the scene.
A strata council president's unilateral fines for minor infractions, like parking a clean trailer overnight, are invalid. Bylaw enforcement requires a majority council decision, not individual action, ensuring fairness and legal compliance.
Alectra Inc. has announced over $1 million in funding through its AlectraCARES Community Support Program for 2026, benefiting non-profits across Ontario. The grants target critical areas like food security, mental health, and environmental conservation.
The Lakeshore district in Windsor, Ontario, has decided against participating in a regional social housing program, choosing to maintain its own municipal approach to addressing homelessness and housing needs.
A recent report reveals a significant decrease in the number of 'body rub establishments' operating in Regina, highlighting changing local business dynamics and regulatory enforcement.
Opinion argues Ottawa's heritage policy unfairly saddles owners with costs, leading to decay. City should purchase designated buildings or fund restoration.