Woolwich Township Passes 2026 Budget with 7.8% Tax Hike
The Township of Woolwich has officially passed its 2026 municipal budget, which includes a significant 7.8 per cent increase in property taxes for local residents.
Category : Real Estate
London Hard Rock Hotel Makes Forbes Travel Guide List
The Hard Rock Hotel in London, Ontario, which opened in April 2025, has been awarded a coveted spot on the Forbes Travel Guide's 2026 list of recommended properties.
Epic Market Leaving Edmonton's Station Park After 2 Years
The Epic Market, a popular retail destination in Edmonton, will be vacating its location at Station Park after operating there for nearly two years, marking a significant change for the local shopping scene.
Windsor Library Admin Relocates Near City Hall
The administrative staff of Windsor Public Library are transitioning from the Paul Martin Building to a new location close to city hall, marking a significant operational shift for the library system.
Calgary Pub Fears Apartments Would End Live Music
Calgary City Council approves adding apartments above Ship & Anchor Pub despite owner's warning that noise complaints could end 35 years of live music performances.
GTHA New Condo Sales Plummet to Lowest Since 1991
New condominium sales across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area have collapsed to levels not seen since 1991, raising significant concerns about the region's real estate market health and economic implications.
Edmonton Housing Starts Hit Record High for Second Year
Edmonton, Alberta, has achieved a record number of housing starts for the second year in a row, highlighting robust construction activity and urban growth in the region.
Orillia Marks Year Since Historic Building Fire
The community of Orillia, Ontario, commemorates the one-year anniversary of a catastrophic fire that destroyed a century-old downtown building, reflecting on the loss and ongoing recovery efforts.
$100M Partnership Targets Indigenous Housing Gap in Canada
Vancity credit union and Indigenous-owned Keewaywin Capital launch a $100 million partnership to address severe housing shortages in Indigenous communities through innovative construction financing.
Condo Buyers: Are You Liable for Seller's Strata Debts?
A recent inquiry highlights a common strata property dilemma: new owners receiving collection notices for pre-purchase damages. Experts clarify legal obligations under BC's Strata Property Act.
Income Needed to Buy a Home in Montreal by 2026
A detailed analysis reveals the projected annual income required for prospective homebuyers to afford a property in Montreal by 2026, based on current market trends and economic forecasts.
Barrie: When to Clear Snow from Roof to Prevent Damage
Barrie residents face critical decisions about snow removal from roofs this winter. Experts explain timing, risks of overloading, and how to prevent structural failures during heavy snowfall periods.
Saskatoon Aims to Merge SaskTel Centre and TCU Place
The City of Saskatoon is advancing plans to combine SaskTel Centre and TCU Place under unified management to streamline operations and enhance competitiveness for major events.
ATCO Moves Edmonton Offices to Jasper Avenue in 2028
ATCO announces relocation of 1,200 employees to 10303 Jasper Ave starting 2028, reinforcing commitment to downtown Edmonton revitalization with improved amenities and connectivity.
Calgary Office Market Stabilizes with Tower Conversions
Calgary's downtown office market shows signs of stabilization as oilpatch mergers reduce space needs, but conversion programs help firm up property values and vacancy rates.
Gold Jewelry Investment Guide Amid Rising Prices
With gold prices soaring nearly 50% in a year, investing in jewelry requires strategy. Experts advise conscious consumerism and recommend trusted brands for quality pieces.
23 Unique Etsy Finds: Bookmark to Candle
Discover 23 unique Etsy items, from satin bookmarks to garlic bread candles, perfect for gifts or personal use. Explore handmade treasures from small businesses across North America.
London Debates Property Tax Relief for School Lands
London city council debates who should pay property taxes on lands designated for new schools after granting school boards extended time to select sites, raising municipal finance questions.
Toronto Cobbler's Customers Raise $10K for Broken Machine
For 25 years, Alazar Beyene has repaired shoes in Toronto. When his essential equipment failed, loyal customers stepped up, raising $10,000 to replace it, showcasing community support.
Office Work Beats Remote for Skills and Growth
New research and corporate leaders highlight how in-office work boosts productivity, networking, and human capital formation, especially benefiting younger employees in their career development.
Saskatoon Groups Buy Lost Creek Resort in Waskesiu
Two Saskatoon-based property management companies have purchased Lost Creek Resort in Prince Albert National Park, continuing a trend of business succession in Waskesiu.
Confederation Area Could Get New Saskatoon BID
The Saskatoon West Business Association proposes a Business Improvement District for Confederation Urban Centre to address infrastructure, safety, and competition challenges through collective business investment.
Three Provinces Buck Canada's Housing Downturn
Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Quebec emerge as Canada's hottest real estate markets while Ontario and British Columbia struggle with significant declines in home prices and sales.
Nick Shivers Team Joins eXp Realty from Keller Williams
The top-ranked Keller Williams team in Oregon and Washington, the Nick Shivers Team, has joined eXp Realty. The move brings 17 agents and significant social media influence to eXp's cloud-based platform.
Lululemon Pauses 'Get Low' Leggings Sales After Sheerness Complaints
Lululemon temporarily suspends online sales of its new Get Low leggings collection following customer complaints about transparency issues, marking another quality setback for the athletic apparel retailer.
Aging Infrastructure Crisis: Could Tax-Exempt Bonds Help?
Municipalities across Canada face a massive infrastructure funding gap as aging systems deteriorate. Experts propose tax-exempt municipal bonds as a potential solution to this growing crisis.
B.C. Court Rules Couple Must Pay Full Foreign-Buyers Tax
A B.C. Court of Appeal ruling requires a couple to pay the full foreign-buyers tax on their Richmond condo, resulting in an additional $70,000 payment due to trust provisions.
Toronto's Largest Co-op Housing Project in 30 Years Begins
Construction has started on Kennedy Green, a 612-unit non-profit co-operative housing development in Scarborough that represents Canada's largest co-op housing project in over three decades.
Lululemon Pauses Online Legging Sales Over Sheerness Issues
Lululemon has temporarily suspended online sales of its new 'Get Low' leggings following customer complaints about transparency issues, marking another quality control setback for the athletic apparel giant.
B.C. Brewery Closes After 27 Years in Business
Lighthouse Brewing in British Columbia closes permanently after nearly three decades, citing rising costs, market saturation, and shifting consumer tastes as key factors.
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