Devonshire Mall in Windsor, Ontario, is expanding its retail offerings with the addition of two new stores: Victoria's Secret and Build-A-Bear Workshop, enhancing the shopping experience for local residents.
The construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge is driving significant economic development and revitalization in Windsor's historic Sandwich Town neighborhood, with new businesses and investments emerging.
Alberta faces higher-than-average food price increases while leading provinces in food insecurity. Eliminating restrictive covenants on former grocery store properties could boost competition and lower costs for consumers.
A new Value Village thrift store is set to open in Regina's east end in 2026, expanding retail options and bringing second-hand shopping to the growing community.
The Pattison Group states it had no knowledge that a leased Vancouver warehouse would become an ICE facility, amid ongoing public scrutiny over the property's use.
Jim Pattison Developments states its Virginia warehouse sale to U.S. Homeland Security for ICE use requires approvals, as B.C. Green Party calls for boycott following fatal ICE shootings.
A Toronto homeowner transforms a builder-basic townhouse into a luxurious, functional space with custom millwork, strategic lighting, and timeless design principles.
A fire has destroyed a sushi restaurant in New Westminster, British Columbia, leading to road closures expected to last for several hours in the area.
A Vancouver condo owner challenges a strata council's bylaw violation charge, claiming they were on vacation during the alleged incident. The council refuses to share the complaint details, raising legal questions about strata transparency and owner right
Two iconic Vancouver businesses with deep community roots are preparing to close their doors in 2026, marking the end of eras for music enthusiasts and Kerrisdale shoppers.
Ithra Dubai has officially launched Dubai Gold District, a unified destination consolidating the entire gold and jewellery value chain to strengthen Dubai's position as a leading global trading centre.
Customers often wonder if Trader Joe's cashiers are flirting with them. Former employees explain the company's culture of friendliness and why it might be misinterpreted.
A Regina gun shop owner has over $50,000 in banned firearms sitting in stock as federal buyback program enters new phase for individuals but not retailers.
London, Ontario Mayor Josh Morgan will unveil significant housing announcements during his 2026 State of the City Address, building on previous municipal strategies.
A proposal for a new Catholic cemetery at 5150 Wellington Rd. S. in London, Ontario, has advanced through the Planning Committee despite significant concerns raised by municipal staff.
The ambitious Portage Place redevelopment project in downtown Winnipeg continues to advance, with construction activity visible as of January 2026. This major urban renewal initiative aims to revitalize a key city center location.
Toys 'R' Us is closing both of its Saskatchewan locations in Regina and Saskatoon as part of ongoing nationwide shutdowns, with liquidation sales underway.
Ahmed Ali, who died in a crash on the Anthony Henday Drive, is being remembered by family and friends for his exceptional kindness and positive impact on his community.
Prince Albert city council has formally declined a request from Ronald McDonald House Charities to re-examine a development agreement, impacting plans for a facility supporting families with hospitalized children.
A new report questions the efficacy of Toronto's vacant home tax as the city's real estate market experiences record-low sales activity and prolonged stagnation.
The Centennial Building in Fredericton has been empty for over a decade, with no updates on its future use or redevelopment plans from authorities.
Historic structures like the St. Charles Hotel are being repurposed into residential units to increase population density and vibrancy in Winnipeg's downtown area.
Calgary residents are flocking to sell gold jewelry and items as the commodity's price hits record highs above $7,000 an ounce, with local jewelers reporting a surge in transactions.
Property owners in Point Clark, Ontario, express outrage over updated floodplain mapping and dynamic beach designations that threaten homes and property values, sparking local controversy.
Edmonton officials project property taxes could increase by nearly 44% by 2036, with over $17 billion needed for critical infrastructure renewal to prevent system failures.
A residential property on Templewood Crescent in Vaughan was completely destroyed by a fire on January 27, 2026. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
A retired real estate agent in British Columbia has been ordered to pay $66,000 for not disclosing that a property was located on an archaeological site, highlighting disclosure obligations.
Calgary City Council schedules March 23 public hearing to consider repealing controversial blanket rezoning policy, with Mayor Farkas expecting significant public turnout.
New data reveals a significant decline in overall housing starts across the London region in 2025, even as multi-unit residential projects show strong activity, highlighting a complex market dynamic.
Windsor city council votes to add 249 new downtown parking spaces and make metered parking free after 6 p.m., reversing previous extended enforcement hours.