First-time homebuyers in Calgary are increasingly turning to townhomes as an affordable entry point following a price decline in 2025, with current market conditions presenting a strategic opportunity.
A stark report warns that Toronto's cooling housing market could lead to the loss of up to 100,000 jobs unless a significant market turnaround occurs soon.
Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Centre is in a legal dispute with Fairweather Ltd., arguing its proposed Ailes department store would cheapen the luxury mall's reputation and cause financial losses.
The Barrel House restaurant at Mill and Sandwich streets in Windsor, Ontario has permanently closed, marking the end of a local dining establishment in the historic Sandwich Town area.
Edmonton's townhome market is flourishing in 2026, offering first-time buyers an affordable entry point with prices averaging $297,000. The city ranks among Canada's best for townhome value and price growth.
Longo Brothers Fruit Markets celebrates seven decades of serving Ontario with family standards and quality. The Vaughan-based grocer has grown from a small fruit market to 43 stores across the province.
RBC Economics report reveals subdued home resales across most Canadian markets in December 2025, with Calgary seeing steepest decline but maintaining balanced market conditions.
Circa Resort & Casino launches promotion offering US$1 value for every Canadian dollar spent at three downtown Las Vegas properties through August 31, 2026.
Rhode Island considers discontinuing its Mr. Potato Head license plates following Hasbro's corporate relocation to Boston, marking a symbolic shift for the state.
Vancouver residents lack easy access to interactive 3D models showing proposed developments, unlike Toronto and other Canadian cities that provide open data for public visualization.
Canada's CPP Investments announces a strategic real estate joint venture with California-based IRA Capital, expanding its portfolio in a significant cross-border partnership.
Chatham-Kent's delegation addressed housing funding and landfill transparency concerns at the Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference, meeting with provincial ministers.
A $110,000 robbery at a NYC Pokémon card store made headlines, but the real story is the community's powerful response and the deeper meaning behind the hobby.
Toronto's condo market is experiencing its worst correction ever, with new sales plunging 95% since 2021 and zero completions expected by 2029, according to Urbanation.
Alberta's record-breaking housing starts in 2025, driven by massive population growth, are expected to moderate as migration patterns ease, according to ATB Financial economists.
Quebec's Bill 104 introduces a new property tax assessment method for low-rent housing, but ambiguous wording leaves non-profits and co-ops uncertain about potential relief.
The iconic toy retailer Toys 'R' Us Canada is confronting significant legal challenges as landlords file lawsuits seeking millions in unpaid commercial rent.
Ottawa's new zoning rules allow three-storey multi-residential buildings on single-family streets without parking, raising concerns about neighborhood character and property values.
A Tim Hortons restaurant in southeast Calgary was damaged by an early morning fire, leading to a multi-day closure as crews assess the situation and begin repairs.
Cheese Louise, an Edmonton grilled cheese sandwich shop, introduces a 'feed-it-forward' initiative allowing customers to prepay meals for those in need, addressing food insecurity locally.
A petition in Montreal opposes converting a Chinatown heritage building into supervised housing for the homeless, sparking debate over heritage preservation and social needs.
Edmonton city council is debating a $6.5 million grant to the Winspear Centre to offset financial losses from reduced parking capacity due to downtown energy hub integration.
A city-owned lot in Winnipeg's West End, previously excluded from a supportive housing proposal, is now being considered for rezoning to parks and recreation space.
Moncton City Council has officially approved the comprehensive master plan for the Station Yards subdivision, a significant residential development in the city's northwest sector.
The Bruno family behind Pronto Pizza in Calgary has leveraged Instagram cooking videos to build a massive social media following, transforming their business into a viral sensation.
Jushi Holdings Inc. announces the grand opening of its second Beyond Hello cannabis dispensary in Cincinnati, Ohio, marking its seventh location in the state and 43rd nationwide.
A federal court has approved 100% payouts for claims tied to the iPro Realty scandal, providing financial relief to affected parties in a significant real estate case.
The Canadian federal government announces a major investment of nearly $1 billion to support housing construction initiatives in Quebec, addressing the ongoing housing crisis.
A residential property in Regina's north end sustained significant structural damage following a fire on Wednesday, with authorities investigating the cause.
Alberta achieved over 50,000 housing starts in 2025, representing a quarter of Canada's total. Minister Jason Nixon credits supply-focused policies for keeping rents $400 below national average.