Saskatoon Aims to Merge SaskTel Centre and TCU Place
The City of Saskatoon is advancing plans to combine SaskTel Centre and TCU Place under unified management to streamline operations and enhance competitiveness for major events.
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ATCO Moves Edmonton Offices to Jasper Avenue in 2028
ATCO announces relocation of 1,200 employees to 10303 Jasper Ave starting 2028, reinforcing commitment to downtown Edmonton revitalization with improved amenities and connectivity.
Calgary Office Market Stabilizes with Tower Conversions
Calgary's downtown office market shows signs of stabilization as oilpatch mergers reduce space needs, but conversion programs help firm up property values and vacancy rates.
Gold Jewelry Investment Guide Amid Rising Prices
With gold prices soaring nearly 50% in a year, investing in jewelry requires strategy. Experts advise conscious consumerism and recommend trusted brands for quality pieces.
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23 Unique Etsy Finds: Bookmark to Candle
Discover 23 unique Etsy items, from satin bookmarks to garlic bread candles, perfect for gifts or personal use. Explore handmade treasures from small businesses across North America.
London Debates Property Tax Relief for School Lands
London city council debates who should pay property taxes on lands designated for new schools after granting school boards extended time to select sites, raising municipal finance questions.
Toronto Cobbler's Customers Raise $10K for Broken Machine
For 25 years, Alazar Beyene has repaired shoes in Toronto. When his essential equipment failed, loyal customers stepped up, raising $10,000 to replace it, showcasing community support.
Office Work Beats Remote for Skills and Growth
New research and corporate leaders highlight how in-office work boosts productivity, networking, and human capital formation, especially benefiting younger employees in their career development.
Saskatoon Groups Buy Lost Creek Resort in Waskesiu
Two Saskatoon-based property management companies have purchased Lost Creek Resort in Prince Albert National Park, continuing a trend of business succession in Waskesiu.
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Confederation Area Could Get New Saskatoon BID
The Saskatoon West Business Association proposes a Business Improvement District for Confederation Urban Centre to address infrastructure, safety, and competition challenges through collective business investment.
Three Provinces Buck Canada's Housing Downturn
Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Quebec emerge as Canada's hottest real estate markets while Ontario and British Columbia struggle with significant declines in home prices and sales.
Nick Shivers Team Joins eXp Realty from Keller Williams
The top-ranked Keller Williams team in Oregon and Washington, the Nick Shivers Team, has joined eXp Realty. The move brings 17 agents and significant social media influence to eXp's cloud-based platform.
Lululemon Pauses 'Get Low' Leggings Sales After Sheerness Complaints
Lululemon temporarily suspends online sales of its new Get Low leggings collection following customer complaints about transparency issues, marking another quality setback for the athletic apparel retailer.
Aging Infrastructure Crisis: Could Tax-Exempt Bonds Help?
Municipalities across Canada face a massive infrastructure funding gap as aging systems deteriorate. Experts propose tax-exempt municipal bonds as a potential solution to this growing crisis.
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B.C. Court Rules Couple Must Pay Full Foreign-Buyers Tax
A B.C. Court of Appeal ruling requires a couple to pay the full foreign-buyers tax on their Richmond condo, resulting in an additional $70,000 payment due to trust provisions.
Toronto's Largest Co-op Housing Project in 30 Years Begins
Construction has started on Kennedy Green, a 612-unit non-profit co-operative housing development in Scarborough that represents Canada's largest co-op housing project in over three decades.
Lululemon Pauses Online Legging Sales Over Sheerness Issues
Lululemon has temporarily suspended online sales of its new 'Get Low' leggings following customer complaints about transparency issues, marking another quality control setback for the athletic apparel giant.
B.C. Brewery Closes After 27 Years in Business
Lighthouse Brewing in British Columbia closes permanently after nearly three decades, citing rising costs, market saturation, and shifting consumer tastes as key factors.
Pokémon Card Theft at Vancouver Collectibles Shop
Surveillance footage captures thieves breaking into a Metro Vancouver collectibles store and stealing thousands in Pokémon cards, prompting the owner to speak out.
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Calgary Real Estate Stabilizes in 2026 CREB Forecast
Calgary's housing market is stabilizing after volatile years, with the 2026 CREB forecast indicating it remains a top choice for affordable homebuying and selling opportunities in Canada.
Kingsville moves to buy former high school property
The Town of Kingsville is moving forward with a bid to purchase the former Kingsville District High School site, aiming to revitalize the downtown core and address community needs. Learn about the plans and potential impact.
Windsor's Forest Glade faces proposed six-storey buildings
A developer's proposal for two six-storey residential buildings in Windsor's Forest Glade neighbourhood is meeting significant pushback from local residents. Learn about the details and community concerns.
Hotel101 to Develop Australia's Largest Hotel in Melbourne
Hotel101 Global signs binding agreements for a 766-room condotel in Melbourne's CBD, expected to generate AU$323.6M in revenue. Read about this major expansion.
Vancouver landlord accused of illegal unit subdivisions
Vancouver tenants report their landlord is converting apartments into multiple rooms using makeshift walls, raising safety and legal concerns. Learn about the ongoing dispute and tenant rights.
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4th restaurant leaves Vancouver Chinatown space in 4 years
A Vancouver Chinatown restaurant space is for sale again as La Cerveceria Astilleros departs, marking the fourth tenant change since 2022. The owner cites unsustainable math for small businesses.
Quebec's 2026 rent increase guideline set at 3.1%
Quebec's housing tribunal has set a 3.1% baseline rent increase for 2026, but costs could push it higher. Tenants protest, calling rents already too high. Learn the new rules and negotiation rights.
Kitchener business hit by smash and grab electronics theft
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a smash and grab burglary at a Kitchener business where electronics were stolen. The incident occurred on January 19, 2026. Read for details.
Quebec rental board approves 3.1% base rent hike
The Quebec rental board has authorized a 3.1% base rent increase for 2026. Learn what this means for Montreal tenants and landlords in a tight housing market.
Saskatoon real estate agent fined for Facebook outburst
A Saskatoon real estate agent faces a fine for an unprofessional Facebook post. Learn about the disciplinary action and its implications for professional conduct in Canada's real estate industry.
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Kitchener-Waterloo Council Weighs Renoviction Bylaw
Kitchener-Waterloo city council is debating a new bylaw to regulate renovictions, aiming to protect tenants from unfair evictions during renovations. Learn about the proposed measures and their potential impact.
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