Pokémon Card Theft at Vancouver Collectibles Shop
Surveillance footage captures thieves breaking into a Metro Vancouver collectibles store and stealing thousands in Pokémon cards, prompting the owner to speak out.
Category : Real Estate
Calgary Real Estate Stabilizes in 2026 CREB Forecast
Calgary's housing market is stabilizing after volatile years, with the 2026 CREB forecast indicating it remains a top choice for affordable homebuying and selling opportunities in Canada.
Kingsville moves to buy former high school property
The Town of Kingsville is moving forward with a bid to purchase the former Kingsville District High School site, aiming to revitalize the downtown core and address community needs. Learn about the plans and potential impact.
Windsor's Forest Glade faces proposed six-storey buildings
A developer's proposal for two six-storey residential buildings in Windsor's Forest Glade neighbourhood is meeting significant pushback from local residents. Learn about the details and community concerns.
Hotel101 to Develop Australia's Largest Hotel in Melbourne
Hotel101 Global signs binding agreements for a 766-room condotel in Melbourne's CBD, expected to generate AU$323.6M in revenue. Read about this major expansion.
Vancouver landlord accused of illegal unit subdivisions
Vancouver tenants report their landlord is converting apartments into multiple rooms using makeshift walls, raising safety and legal concerns. Learn about the ongoing dispute and tenant rights.
4th restaurant leaves Vancouver Chinatown space in 4 years
A Vancouver Chinatown restaurant space is for sale again as La Cerveceria Astilleros departs, marking the fourth tenant change since 2022. The owner cites unsustainable math for small businesses.
Quebec's 2026 rent increase guideline set at 3.1%
Quebec's housing tribunal has set a 3.1% baseline rent increase for 2026, but costs could push it higher. Tenants protest, calling rents already too high. Learn the new rules and negotiation rights.
Kitchener business hit by smash and grab electronics theft
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a smash and grab burglary at a Kitchener business where electronics were stolen. The incident occurred on January 19, 2026. Read for details.
Quebec rental board approves 3.1% base rent hike
The Quebec rental board has authorized a 3.1% base rent increase for 2026. Learn what this means for Montreal tenants and landlords in a tight housing market.
Saskatoon real estate agent fined for Facebook outburst
A Saskatoon real estate agent faces a fine for an unprofessional Facebook post. Learn about the disciplinary action and its implications for professional conduct in Canada's real estate industry.
Kitchener-Waterloo Council Weighs Renoviction Bylaw
Kitchener-Waterloo city council is debating a new bylaw to regulate renovictions, aiming to protect tenants from unfair evictions during renovations. Learn about the proposed measures and their potential impact.
Caesars Windsor closes floors for parking updates
Caesars Windsor announces temporary closures of some hotel floors to facilitate essential parking garage upgrades starting January 2026. Learn about the impact and timeline.
Amherst to get modular home community with shared ownership
Amherst, Nova Scotia, will develop The Groves at Hillsdale, a modular home community featuring an innovative shared ownership model to address housing affordability.
N.B. Property Assessment Notices Mailed
New Brunswick property owners should watch their mail for 2026 assessment notices. The annual mailing outlines property values used for tax calculations. Learn what to do if you have questions.
Canadian Roofing Leader Pioneers Steel Roof Restoration
Austin Roofing & Waterproofing, Canada's largest roofing contractor, is transforming commercial roofing in Ontario with advanced spray-applied steel roof coatings, offering a sustainable alternative to costly full replacements.
Winnipeg's Forks Project Aims to Be National Model
Winnipeg is transforming a downtown parking lot into a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood at The Forks. This innovative project could set a new standard for sustainable urban development across Canada.
28-storey tower proposed next to heritage home in Ottawa
A new 28-storey residential tower is proposed for Laurier Avenue West in Ottawa, adjacent to a designated heritage property, sparking discussions on urban density and preservation.
4 Deal-Killers to Avoid When Selling Your Home
Ottawa real estate expert Taylor Bennett reveals the four hidden pitfalls that can sabotage a home sale. Learn how to identify and avoid these silent deal-killers.
Winnipeg advocates: Vacant buildings key to housing solution
Housing advocates in Winnipeg argue that the city's vacant buildings, like the Manwin Hotel, must be converted into homes to address the housing shortage. Learn about the push for adaptive reuse.
Regina housing project for single mothers in final stage
A new housing development in downtown Regina is in its final stage before welcoming low-income single mothers. The project by MayBell Developments aims to provide crucial support.
Edmonton 2026: House Demand Rises, Condo Market Lags
Edmonton's 2026 housing market sees a clear shift towards houses and townhomes, with apartment-style condo demand cooling. Experts predict a balanced, stable market ahead. Read the full analysis.
House of Pizza awarded $400K after Ottawa LRT expropriation
An Ottawa pizza shop wins nearly $400,000 in legal costs after the Ontario Land Tribunal rules against the city's expropriation tactics. Read the full story.
Montreal Home Prices Surge 67% in 5 Years
The cost of a single-family home in Greater Montreal has skyrocketed by 67 per cent since 2021, highlighting a severe affordability crisis. Discover the factors driving this unprecedented surge.
London Deputy Mayor Aims to Reverse Parking Spot Rule
London's deputy mayor wants to roll back a policy requiring only one parking spot for every two high-density units, citing unintended consequences. Learn about the debate over urban planning and parking.
Vancouver approves 33-storey hotel at Granville and Davie
Vancouver City Council has given the green light to a new 33-storey hotel at the busy Granville and Davie intersection. The decision, made on January 16, 2026, will reshape a key downtown Vancouver corridor.
Toronto loses $10M housing funding over sixplexes
The federal government has slashed Toronto's housing funding by $10 million for failing to permit city-wide sixplexes. Learn the details and implications of this major decision.
Cabot Cape Breton Sells First-Ever Estate Lots
Cabot Cape Breton in Nova Scotia is selling its first-ever estate lots, offering a rare chance for custom home building on the famed golf resort's dramatic cliffs. Discover this unique real estate opportunity.
Lakeshore launches Housing Grant Program
The Town of Lakeshore has announced a new Housing Grant Program aimed at addressing local affordability. Learn about eligibility and how to apply for funding.
Langley Property Includes Private Lake Ownership
A sprawling 8,072-square-foot Langley estate in Campbell Valley comes with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and partial ownership of private Murchie Lake. Discover this rare opportunity for exclusive lakeside living.
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