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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A local supportive housing initiative in London receives significant financial support from Airbnb, aiding the development of The Hills complex to address homelessness.
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.
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.
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 residential housing market experienced the largest inflation-adjusted price decline among advanced economies, with a 5% drop in Q3 2025, according to BIS data.
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 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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Thermea Spa Village in Winnipeg has proposed adding a hotel and parkade, but local residents are raising concerns about increased traffic and neighborhood disruption.
The Rural Municipality of Edenwold is set to deliberate on zoning amendments that would permit the construction of data centres, potentially transforming the local economic landscape.
Stonetown officials are actively pursuing multiple construction strategies to address housing affordability in St. Marys, Ontario, as the community seeks sustainable solutions.
Canadian grocery giant Loblaw reveals a five-year, $10 billion strategy to expand its network, including 70 new stores and renovations, creating thousands of jobs nationwide.
Statistics Canada projects Essex County could gain up to 186,000 residents over the next 25 years, with dramatic implications for housing, infrastructure, and workforce development in the region.
Quebec will permit retail stores to operate extended hours beginning March 11, marking a significant shift in provincial business regulations that could boost consumer spending and economic activity.
Dobré Café has officially opened its doors in the Westbrook LRT station, offering a convenient spot for Calgary commuters to grab coffee and refreshments during their daily travels.
The City of Ottawa is purchasing a former hotel at 377 O'Connor Street for $45 million to convert it into transitional housing, with funding potentially covered by a federal program.
A sharp bifurcation in Canada's commercial property market sees trophy office buildings with low vacancy rates while older structures struggle with high vacancies, creating distinct winners and losers.
A significant number of Montreal residents lack convenient access to high-quality grocery stores, raising concerns about food security and equitable urban planning in the city.
Canada's ambitious plan to build 500,000 new homes annually faces immediate challenges, with construction projected to decline through 2028 due to high costs and weaker demand.
British Columbia property developers express concerns that a $91 million tax bill from the Canada Revenue Agency could halt upcoming construction projects, impacting housing supply and economic growth.