Vancouver driveway dispute results in $1 damages ruling
A bitter neighborhood dispute over a Vancouver brick driveway culminated in BC Supreme Court proceedings with symbolic $1 damages awarded. Discover the legal details and implications.
Category : Real Estate
Landlords Support Bill 60, Rural Water Tax Issues Raised
Ontario landlords welcome Bill 60 reforms to Residential Tenancies Act, citing improved landlord-tenant balance. Rural residents voice concerns over Ottawa water tax implementation without support.
ORA Developers Showcases $45B Portfolio in Shanghai Debut
ORA Developers makes its debut at Shanghai's Luxury Property Showcase, presenting $45 billion in global coastal developments across UAE, Cyprus, and Caribbean markets.
Historic Edmonton Downtown Property Listed for Sale
The prominent downtown Edmonton site that once housed the Bank of Montreal and Tegler buildings is now on the market. Discover the potential future of this prime location.
London Mayor defends 3.4% property tax increase for 2026
London's mayor prepares to defend 3.4% property tax increase approved for 2026 as city faces budget pressures. Get the latest on municipal finances.
Winnipeg's Roxy Lanes demolished for new housing
Winnipeg bowlers mourn the demolition of historic Roxy Lanes on Henderson Highway as MMF prepares new residential space. Community reacts to loss of beloved bowling alley.
Housing Crisis Hits Smaller Ontario Cities: Fraser Institute
New Fraser Institute research reveals Ontario's housing affordability crisis now impacts smaller communities like Brantford, where mortgage payments consume over 70% of family income.
Toys 'R' Us Kitchener Location Listed For Sale
A 'For Sale' sign appeared at Kitchener's Toys 'R' Us store on November 25, 2025, raising questions about the future of the iconic toy retailer in the region. Learn what this means for local shoppers.
Katy Perry Sues Disabled Veteran Over Property Deal
Pop star Katy Perry is seeking $5 million from an 86-year-old disabled veteran in a contentious property dispute over a $15 million California estate purchased in 2020.
Canada's First Drive-Thru Only McDonald's Coming to Winnipeg
Winnipeg could become home to Canada's first drive-thru only McDonald's location. Learn about this innovative fast-food concept coming to Manitoba.
Brantford transforming former care facility into housing
Brantford moves forward with ambitious plan to repurpose former long-term care facility into new housing hub, addressing community needs. Learn about the transformation.
Brampton landlord denies absentee role in fatal fire
Owner of Brampton rental property where four died in November fire disputes being an absentee landlord as investigation continues. Learn the latest developments.
RCMP search for suspected Saskatoon timber home fraudster
Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for Jason Pacik, 42, wanted for fraud over $5,000 and under $5,000 through his company, Prairie Timber Group. Police believe there may be more victims.
St. Thomas unveils rental townhomes to ease housing crisis
St. Thomas launches purpose-built townhomes with finished rental units to combat housing shortages. New development aims to provide immediate housing relief.
Brookfield and GIC Make Offer for Australian REIT
Canadian giant Brookfield and Singapore's GIC have made a takeover offer for Australia's National Storage REIT. This major real estate deal highlights global investment trends.
Former Canadian PM's Birthplace Lists for $1.375M
Explore the historic Nova Scotia estate where Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden was born, now listed for $1.375 million. Features five bedrooms and UNESCO World Heritage views.
Sask. firm asks Prince Albert to lift cannabis store cap
A Saskatchewan company is urging Prince Albert to remove its three-store limit for cannabis retailers, arguing it restricts business growth. Learn about the local debate.
Saskatoon homeless count shows 1,500 without shelter
New data reveals nearly 1,500 people experiencing homelessness in Saskatoon. The latest count highlights urgent need for housing solutions and community support.
Car fire causes duplex blaze in Saint-Leonard
A torched vehicle in a garage sparked a major duplex fire in Saint-Leonard. Montreal firefighters contained the blaze. Read about the incident details and response.
Toronto condo sales crash to 54 units amid crisis
Toronto's condo market faces crisis as only 54 units sold last month. Industry warns of shutdown amid investment concerns. Expert analysis and market insights.
RE/MAX Predicts 3.4% Home Sales Growth in 2026
RE/MAX Canada forecasts national home sales to increase by 3.4% in 2026 as buyer demand meets built-up inventory. Learn what this means for Canadian real estate markets.
Stratford architect proposes Grand Trunk Railway renovation
A Stratford architect unveils ambitious plans to revitalize the historic Grand Trunk Railway site, proposing significant renovations to preserve local heritage.
BC Strata Crisis: Zero Tolerance for Fee Arrears
BC strata expert Tony Gioventu explains why there's no acceptable level of arrears for condo fees and insurance deductibles, outlining crucial collection steps for councils.
$35M Extended-Stay Hotel Opens in Tecumseh
The new TownePlace Suites by Marriott in Tecumseh is now accepting guests. This $35 million extended-stay hotel offers modern accommodations near Windsor. Discover the latest addition to Ontario's hospitality scene.
Calgary's $129M Housing Funds Frozen in Rezoning Debate
Federal housing money for Calgary faces uncertainty as city reconsiders blanket rezoning. Critical affordable housing projects at stake.
Ottawa plans housing in People's Park, Old Ottawa East
Ottawa City Hall considers building housing in Old Ottawa East's People's Park, sparking community discussion about urban development and green space preservation.
Windsor housing affordability crisis deepens in Ontario
Windsor faces Ontario's housing affordability crisis as costs outpace incomes. New study reveals staggering financial barriers for families seeking homeownership across the province.
Housing Market Expected to Rebound in 2026: Re/Max
Strong buyer demand and built-up inventory are set to fuel a Canadian real estate sales rebound in 2026 after a year of economic uncertainty. Learn what's ahead.
Vancouver council approves zero property tax increase
Vancouver City Council has approved a historic property tax freeze for residents. Learn how this decision impacts homeowners and municipal services.
Hyde Park landmark denied heritage protection in London
London Council approves two 15-storey towers at 1269 Hyde Park Rd, rejecting heritage protection for Victorian-era building. Local preservation debate intensifies.
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