Feds Buy Ottawa Office Building for $148.2 Million
Public Services and Procurement Canada confirms the purchase of 131 Queen Street from Morguard Corp., a major real estate transaction in the capital's core.
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BC Housing Drops Burnaby Supportive Housing After Protests
BC Housing has withdrawn a proposed supportive housing project in Burnaby after facing significant community backlash and protests, highlighting ongoing tensions over social housing developments in the region.
Cannabis Retailer Buys Property, Awaits Dispensary Cap Decision
A cannabis retailer in Saskatoon has purchased a downtown property, hoping Prince Albert will raise its cap on dispensaries, signaling potential expansion in the local market.
Mortgage Options Narrow for Canadians Aged 55+
A new report reveals Canadians aged 55+ are encountering significant obstacles when refinancing mortgages due to income changes and stricter qualification rules, forcing many to consider alternative solutions like reverse mortgages.
Jasper Place Hotel Fire: Historic Loss or Renewal Opportunity?
The destruction of the long-abandoned Jasper Place Hotel in a fire has ignited a complex conversation among west-end Edmonton residents, balancing the loss of local history against potential for new development in the community.
Surrey Downtown to Get Thousands of New Homes in Major Projects
Two major development proposals in Surrey's downtown core could bring thousands of residential units and commercial spaces, though city staff have raised concerns about non-residential space requirements.
Edmonton House Under Construction Destroyed by Fire
A house under construction in Edmonton was destroyed by a fire on 104 Street between 112 and 113 Avenues on February 25, 2026, with firefighters responding to the scene.
Strata Fines Need Majority Vote, Not One Member's Call
A strata council president's unilateral fines for minor infractions, like parking a clean trailer overnight, are invalid. Bylaw enforcement requires a majority council decision, not individual action, ensuring fairness and legal compliance.
AlectraCARES Awards $1M to Ontario Non-Profits for Community Aid
Alectra Inc. has announced over $1 million in funding through its AlectraCARES Community Support Program for 2026, benefiting non-profits across Ontario. The grants target critical areas like food security, mental health, and environmental conservation.
Windsor Lakeshore Rejects Social Housing, Stays Independent
The Lakeshore district in Windsor, Ontario, has decided against participating in a regional social housing program, choosing to maintain its own municipal approach to addressing homelessness and housing needs.
Regina Body Rub Establishments Decline in New Report
A recent report reveals a significant decrease in the number of 'body rub establishments' operating in Regina, highlighting changing local business dynamics and regulatory enforcement.
Ottawa Should Buy Heritage Buildings, Not Burden Owners
Opinion argues Ottawa's heritage policy unfairly saddles owners with costs, leading to decay. City should purchase designated buildings or fund restoration.
Westbank's Financial Woes Revealed in Court Filings
Text messages cited in court filings show Westbank founder Ian Gillespie acknowledging profitability issues, delays, and budget overruns at signature developments like The Alberni and Oakridge Park.
B.C. Developer Fined $75K for $10M Deposit Misappropriation
A British Columbia real estate developer has been fined $75,000 after misappropriating $10 million in deposits from the Murrayville House condo project in Langley, raising serious questions about consumer protection in the province's housing market.
Council Approves Heritage Lot Rezoning for Mixed-Use
Edmonton City Council has voted to rezone a historic lot in the Wîhkwêntôwin district for mixed-use development, overriding administration recommendations and paving the way for a larger Stopgap Coffee cafe.
Flexibility Key to Attracting Lender Money for London Projects
City officials and developers emphasize that increased flexibility in project requirements is crucial to securing more financing from lenders for major residential and commercial developments in London.
Quebec Aims to Sell Ready-to-Drink Spirits in Grocery Stores
The Quebec government is considering a policy change to allow the sale of ready-to-drink spirit-based beverages in grocery stores, potentially increasing consumer access and market competition.
Airbnb Funds London Supportive Housing Project
A local supportive housing initiative in London receives significant financial support from Airbnb, aiding the development of The Hills complex to address homelessness.
Car Theft Steals Wedding Dress, Wheelchair from ALS Patient
A Calgary couple faces devastation after their stolen vehicle contained a wedding dress, vital wheelchair, and personal documents. The fiancé with ALS loses mobility as auto theft rates surge nationally.
Herschel Co-Founder Launches Typical Home Goods Brand
Lyndon Cormack, co-founder of Herschel Supply Company, launches Typical, a Vancouver-based home goods brand focused on elevating everyday essentials with innovative stretch towels.
GTA Home Sales Hit Record Low with 269 Units in January
New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plummeted to just 269 units in January, marking a historic low and intensifying concerns over the region's housing market challenges.
Canada's Housing Market Suffers Largest Price Decline Globally
Canada's residential housing market experienced the largest inflation-adjusted price decline among advanced economies, with a 5% drop in Q3 2025, according to BIS data.
Garage and Vehicle Destroyed in Weekend Fire in Tecumseh
A weekend fire in Tecumseh, Ontario, resulted in the complete destruction of a garage and a vehicle, with local fire crews responding to the blaze on Lesperance Road and Lessard Street.
Edmonton Police Warn Online Sellers After Robberies
Edmonton authorities are advising online marketplace users to exercise extreme caution following a series of robberies linked to in-person transactions. Police emphasize safety protocols as incidents rise.
Skechers Bobs Sneakers: 41% Off Limited-Time Sale
Discover the Skechers Bobs D'Vine Instant Delight sneakers, praised as 'the most comfortable sneakers possible' by Amazon reviewers. Now available at 41% off on Amazon and Zappos, these versatile white shoes feature memory foam insoles and support a chari
IKO Marks 40 Years with Quebec Roofing Association
IKO has been honored for 40 years of membership with the Quebec Master Roofing Association, highlighting its commitment to industry collaboration and professionalism in roofing across Quebec.
Spring Housing Market Guide for First-Time Buyers
Navigating the competitive spring real estate market requires strategic preparation. This guide covers mortgage pre-approval, down payment strategies, and market insights for first-time buyers.
Canadian Mortgage Brokers' Needs Not Met by Private Lenders
A new survey by Perch Capital reveals Canadian mortgage brokers prioritize fast approvals, flexible policies, and competitive pricing from private lenders, but many are not receiving these services, highlighting a widening industry gap.
Mortgage Renewals: Banks' Hidden Profit from Homeowners
Financial expert Ted Rechtshaffen reveals how banks exploit mortgage renewals with inflated rates, costing homeowners tens of thousands. Learn how to fight back and secure better deals.
Mortgage Debt Approaches $2 Trillion in Canada
Equifax Canada reports mortgage debt reached $1.95 trillion in Q4 2025, with projections to exceed $2 trillion in 2026. Rising delinquencies and lender switching highlight ongoing financial stress.
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