Real Estate Stocks Plunge in AI Scare Trade
Real estate services stocks experienced significant declines as investors reacted to AI tools threatening industry disruption, with analysts warning the selloff may be an overreaction.
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Hamilton, Thunder Bay Winners in Sudbury Dream Home Draw
Residents from Hamilton and Thunder Bay emerged as the lucky winners in Sudbury's Ultimate Dream Home draw, held live on Pure Country's Facebook page. The event highlights community excitement and prize distribution in Northern Ontario.
Quebec's One-Stop Shop for Affordable Housing Rentals
The Quebec government introduces a centralized platform to simplify the rental process for affordable and low-cost housing, aiming to tackle housing shortages and improve accessibility for residents.
Sudbury's Closet Share Closes Due to Flooding Damage
Closet Share, a Sudbury-based non-profit providing free clothing through donations, has temporarily closed after significant flooding over the weekend damaged its operations.
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Calgary Could Lose $861M Over Rezoning Repeal
City officials warn that scrapping the blanket rezoning bylaw may breach a federal housing agreement, potentially costing Calgary $861 million in penalties and jeopardizing affordable housing funding.
Iamgold Top M&A Target in 2026 as Gold Prices Soar
A TD Cowen survey reveals Iamgold Corp. is the leading takeover candidate for 2026, with nearly all respondents expecting increased gold and silver M&A activity as bullion prices remain elevated.
Justin Trudeau Buys $4.26M Outremont Home, Valued at $5.99M
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially purchased a $4.26 million two-storey home in Montreal's Outremont neighborhood. The property's municipal tax valuation is listed at $5.99 million, with the sales deed indicating he has not yet m
Trico Homes Launches Customizable Smart Home Automation Partnership
Trico Homes collaborates with Samsung and Digital Lifestyles to offer homeowners personalized smart home automation systems that adapt to individual comfort levels and lifestyles.
Allied Properties Posts Q4 Loss, Plans $500M Raise, Shares Fall
Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust reported a significant fourth-quarter loss and announced plans to raise $500 million in capital, leading to a decline in its unit prices on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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Fire Rekindles at Oro-Medonte Home, $1.5M in Damages
A devastating house fire erupted in a new development along Bass Lake and Line 3 in Oro-Medonte, Ontario, on February 10, 2026, resulting in an estimated $1.5 million in damages.
CMHC Predicts Slow Housing Market and Construction Lag
A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation indicates Canada's housing market is entering a prolonged period of decline, with new construction expected to lag significantly.
Junction Central Mixed-Use Development Breaks Ground in Ottawa
Colonnade BridgePort and Fiera Real Estate have begun construction on Junction Central, a transformative 4.9-acre mixed-use residential community in Ottawa featuring 498 rental units and sustainable design elements.
Calgary Nears 2 Million Population Milestone by 2030
Calgary is on track to reach 2 million residents by 2029-30, just two decades after hitting 1 million. The rapid growth brings both challenges in infrastructure and opportunities for economic and cultural expansion.
Judge Blocks Store Move into Former HBC Space at Yorkdale
A local judge has halted Oxford Properties Group's plan to relocate a department store into the former Hudson's Bay Company space at Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto.
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2026: The Turning Point for Affordable Housing Construction
Federal initiatives, reduced bureaucracy, and innovative densification strategies could make 2026 a pivotal year for addressing Canada's affordable housing crisis through new construction approaches.
CMHC Predicts Slow Year for Windsor Home Sales and Construction
A new CMHC report anticipates a downturn in home sales and new construction in the Windsor area for 2026, citing economic factors and market adjustments.
Barrie Chiropractic Seeks Temporary Space After Fire
A fire at 82 Essa Road in Barrie has forced a local chiropractic clinic to find a temporary location while damage is assessed and repairs are made.
Silver Surge Fuels Rush to Sell Heirlooms and Coins
As silver prices more than double over the past year, coin and jewelry shops across North America report unprecedented demand from individuals selling family treasures and collectibles.
Trump's Bridge Threats After Commerce Secretary Met Rival Owner
President Trump's threat to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge came after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick met with billionaire Matthew Moroun, owner of the competing Ambassador Bridge.
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Water Shortage Threatens Waterloo Region Construction Industry
Construction and development experts in Waterloo Region warn that a critical water shortage could devastate the local building industry, urging council for immediate solutions.
Flags Unlimited Marks 60th Anniversary in Barrie
Flags Unlimited in Barrie, Ontario, is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a display of national pride leading up to Flag of Canada Day, showcasing the community's enduring spirit.
GTA Home Building to Decline for Next 2 Years: Report
A new report warns that new home construction in the Greater Toronto Area is set to decline over the next two years due to economic uncertainty, creating a 'perfect storm' for the housing market.
Ottawa Business Hit by Multiple Break-Ins, Owner Worried
A local Ottawa business in the Carlington neighbourhood faces a troubling series of break-ins, with security footage capturing thefts. The owner shares anxieties about safety and the impact on operations.
Analyst Criticizes Barrick After Newmont's Nevada Mines Call
Veritas Investment Research analyst Martin Pradier expresses disappointment in Barrick Mining as production hits multi-decade lows, following Newmont's call to address issues at Nevada Gold Mines.
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Vancouver Short-Term Rental Guide for FIFA World Cup 2026 Hosts
Essential guide for Vancouver homeowners considering short-term rentals during FIFA World Cup 2026. Learn about licensing requirements, regulations, and avoiding costly rookie mistakes.
Condo Construction Pullback Forecast Through 2028
Canada's housing agency forecasts extended decline in condominium construction through 2028 due to rising costs and economic uncertainty, with Toronto and Vancouver most affected.
Leamington Rental Manager Fined for Fire Code Violations
A property manager in Leamington, Ontario, has been fined for multiple fire code violations in rental units, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in residential buildings.
B.C. Group Pushes for Public Grocery Stores Amid High Food Prices
A British Columbia organization is entering the national debate on establishing government-run grocery stores as a solution to rising food costs, citing affordability concerns for families across the province.
Segal's South Granville Townhouse Listed After Major Renovation
Joe and Rosalie Segal's luxurious 4,100-square-foot unit in Vancouver's Kingswood tower is now available. The billionaire philanthropists transformed the space after selling their Point Grey mansion for $42 million in 2021.
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Regina Council Revisits Tax Hikes for Derelict Properties
Regina city council is reconsidering punitive taxation on nuisance properties as a solution to urban blight, with a focus on core neighborhoods facing safety risks from vacant buildings.
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