Ashdown Market in Winnipeg's Exchange District has permanently closed its doors, with the owner citing escalating safety concerns in the neighborhood as the primary reason for shutting down the business.
The Supreme Court of Canada has concluded the protracted legal dispute surrounding the Fulton Grove residential project in Winnipeg's Parker Lands, providing finality to a contentious development case.
New data reveals troubling findings about London's housing initiatives, suggesting some taxpayer-funded properties may have been used as drug operations. City hall debates effectiveness amid ongoing homelessness crisis.
An Edmonton woman expresses gratitude after being connected with housing through collaboration between Hope Mission and Alberta Works, highlighting community support initiatives.
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Local business owners along Millar Avenue in Saskatoon are voicing strong opposition to the city's proposed shared-use sidewalk initiative, citing concerns over safety, accessibility, and economic impact.
Residents of a Saint-Laurent apartment building report feeling forced out by their landlord amid extensive renovations, raising concerns about tenant rights and housing security in Montreal.
An evangelical church in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has been directed to pay property taxes for its building housing a daycare and event venue, challenging typical religious exemptions.
A new 40-unit supportive housing development on Tiffin Street in Barrie, Ontario, is set to open this month, providing critical shelter and services for individuals experiencing homelessness.
A foreclosure hearing for a Vancouver property slated for a Filipino cultural centre has been adjourned for six weeks as lawyers request more time to respond to lender demands.
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A Calgary man recounts his terror after his northeast home was attacked four times in six days, with police and community responding to extortion threats.
Windsor firefighters responded to a significant fire at Canadian Sign Systems on Baseline Road, blocking traffic and treating one person. The incident follows another industrial fire earlier in the week.
A new report indicates the number of Toronto homeowners missing mortgage payments has increased fourfold since 2023, highlighting growing financial strain in Canada's largest city.
Nordstrom's End of Winter sale offers over 70,000 discounted luxury items, including cashmere sweaters, skincare, and footwear, with savings up to 66% until President's Day.
The Bayshore Shopping Centre in Ottawa has been forced to close temporarily following a significant water main break. The incident has disrupted operations at one of the city's major retail hubs.
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Metro Vancouver's housing market sees homes taking about 100 days to sell as transactions decline and inventory rises, signaling a shift toward a new normal.
A new study challenges Edmonton council's view of population growth as a liability, arguing expansion fuels economic vitality and housing innovation while maintaining affordability.
The RCMP is investigating a significant copper theft in northern British Columbia, where approximately $250,000 worth of copper wire was stolen. Authorities are seeking public assistance.
The Mighty Millions lottery grand prize home in Keswick features a 5,200-square-foot design with open spaces and impressive river valley views, supporting the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation.
Saint John, New Brunswick is enhancing its homeless support system with 14 new micro-suites at a transitional housing site, led by 12 Neighbours Inc. executive director Marcel Lebrun.
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The Foothills Hospital Home Lottery reveals its 34th grand prize: a sophisticated European-styled lakefront home in Harmony, Alberta, designed by Baywest Homes to balance elegance with comfort while supporting surgical care.
Westgate Shopping Centre, Ottawa's oldest mall, has permanently closed after nearly 70 years. Tailor Linda Wang's story highlights the human impact of changing retail landscapes and lost community connections.
As thousands of condos sit unsold in Toronto and Vancouver, private equity groups are exploring bulk acquisitions, though experts say steeper price drops may be needed to trigger major deals.
The Rundle 24 by Jayman Built in Calgary's Seton community features a 2,493 sq ft three-storey design with a dedicated third-floor primary suite, balcony access, and luxury amenities for ultimate privacy and comfort.
New data reveals Ontario's housing construction slowdown has become a full-blown economic emergency, threatening 100,000 jobs and billions in government revenue by 2030.
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The Greater Toronto Area real estate market concluded 2025 with unprecedented buyer-friendly conditions, with 98% of neighborhoods seeing homes sell below asking price in December.
A new report reveals townhome sales have exceeded condo sales in the GTHA for the first time since early 2000s, with market activity at its slowest in three decades.
CMHC reports mortgage delinquencies have more than quadrupled in Toronto since 2022, with one million mortgages up for renewal this year at higher rates.
Explore 14 Sulgrave Crescent in Toronto, a custom-built home designed for large gatherings with smart technology, future-proofing, and a basement arcade. Priced at $5,849,000, it blends traditional exterior with modern interior.
Ottawa's housing market experienced a significant 4.5% price decline in January 2026, marking a notable shift in the capital's real estate landscape.
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Analysis of Canada's removal of U.S. wines and spirits from provincial liquor stores reveals a costly government embargo disguised as a boycott, with taxpayers bearing the financial burden.
