The City of Toronto will not renew the lease for the large homeless shelter at 545 Lake Shore Blvd. W. in September, with the site advertised for condo redevelopment amid declining shelter demand.
SaskTel Centre leadership has formally presented their proposal to manage the operations of Saskatoon's planned downtown event and entertainment district to local business leaders.
Saskatoon has unveiled 73 new affordable housing units at Métis Veterans Plaza, with 36 units specifically tailored for Indigenous tenants. The project addresses urgent housing needs during extreme cold weather.
A Chilliwack homeowner's property is valued at just $2 after repeated landslides forced evacuations. He's applying again for disaster assistance as governments review aid criteria.
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces the replacement of Montreal's 20-20-20 bylaw with a new affordable housing framework, aiming to accelerate construction and address the city's housing crisis.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts has unveiled plans to construct a new luxury property in downtown Calgary, with an anticipated opening date in 2031, marking a significant investment in the city's hospitality sector.
Businesses on Monkland Avenue in Montreal, including Ye Olde Orchard Pub, have been permitted to reopen after a sudden evacuation due to structural safety concerns.
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces regulatory changes to accelerate social and affordable housing construction, moving from coercive to partnership-based approach with developers.
Businesses on Monkland Ave. in Montreal's N.D.G. reopen after evacuation order, but apartment tenants remain displaced due to structural safety concerns.
The City of Edmonton has declared the apartment building where security guard Harshandeep Singh was killed in 2024 safe for residents to return, following a thorough safety assessment.
New-home sales in the Greater Toronto Area fell to their lowest level in 45 years in 2025, with unsold inventory reaching 26 months and putting approximately 100,000 jobs at risk across Ontario.
Police investigate a significant theft of construction equipment valued at approximately $200,000 from the PowerCo Canada gigafactory project site in St. Thomas, Ontario.
Waterloo Regional Police investigate eight separate thefts of high-value power tools from retail stores in Kitchener and Cambridge, releasing images of persons of interest.
A unique not-for-profit grocery store in Canada is allowing shoppers to save money on their groceries by volunteering their time, fostering community engagement while addressing food affordability.
The Mount Pleasant BIA has secured a meeting with a provincial minister to discuss support for local businesses facing a four-month closure of Broadway, highlighting concerns over economic impacts.
Saskatoon has officially opened 73 new affordable housing units, marking a significant step in addressing the city's housing challenges and providing stable homes for residents.
Lululemon's controversial 'Get Low' leggings are back online with new guidance advising customers to wear skin-toned underwear and size up, following complaints about sheerness.
Lululemon's controversial 'Get Low' leggings are back online with new guidance recommending skin-tone underwear and sizing up, following transparency complaints.
Developers in Calgary are designing residential communities that prioritize connection to natural landscapes, promoting well-being through thoughtful integration of parks, trails, and environmental reserves.
The Aria model by Trico Homes in Calgary's Seton community features a two-storey great room with expansive windows, creating a bright and spacious living area ideal for entertaining.
Keswick Landing in southwest Edmonton continues to attract homebuyers with its amenities, access to Anthony Henday, and family-oriented design as it enters its seventh phase of development.
Rhode Island lawmakers propose ending Mr. Potato Head specialty license plates after Hasbro moves headquarters to Boston, affecting food bank funding.
Edmonton realtor Dennis Faulkner reveals which home improvements often fail to deliver returns, from luxury kitchens to personalized designs, offering crucial advice for homeowners.
Windsor police report a significant spike in vehicle thefts, with over 100 incidents involving keys left inside vehicles. Authorities urge residents to secure their cars.
A new survey from Ownright shows many Ontario homebuyers experience significant financial stress due to unexpected closing costs, with 46% finding mortgage terms confusing.
Documents reveal landlords for Hudson's Bay Company properties are pursuing $2.4 million to cover legal and operational costs from a high-profile lease dispute with billionaire Ruby Liu.
The Home + Backyard Show returns to Mississauga's International Centre from January 30 to February 1, 2026, featuring expert advice on in-law suites, backyard upgrades, and smart renovation solutions for Ontario's challenging housing market.
Royal LePage forecasts a buyer-friendly Canadian real estate market through spring 2026, with stable prices and increased inventory creating opportunities, especially in Toronto and Vancouver.
Mortgage expert Penelope Graham forecasts a stable year for variable rates in Canada, with the Bank of Canada maintaining its rate-hold stance through 2026.
A fire broke out in the early hours on Riverside Drive East in Windsor, resulting in minor property damage. Windsor Fire & Rescue Services responded promptly to contain the incident.