Alamos Gold Reports Record 2025 Results, Dividend Up 60%
Alamos Gold announced its fourth quarter and year-end 2025 results, highlighting record free cash flow of $351.7 million and a 60% dividend increase despite production challenges.
Category : Real Estate
Monument Mining Named to TSX Venture 50 List for 2026
Monument Mining Limited has been recognized as one of the top-performing companies on the TSX Venture Exchange for 2025, securing a place on the 2026 TSX Venture 50 list with impressive growth metrics.
LaSalle Considers $10K Fee Increase for New Home Construction
The Town of LaSalle is debating a bylaw that would add nearly $10,000 to development charges for new single-family homes, aiming to fund infrastructure expansion without burdening existing taxpayers.
Vale, Steelworkers Raise $786K for United Way in Ontario
Vale and United Steelworkers Local 6500 have raised $786,400 for United Way in North East Ontario during their 43rd annual campaign, with Vale contributing a $350,000 matching donation.
Calgary Funds 566 Affordable Homes with $29.3M Non-Profit Grants
The city of Calgary has allocated $29.3 million in funding to non-profit organizations to support the development of 566 new affordable housing units, addressing critical housing shortages.
Calgary Funds 566 Affordable Homes with $29.3M Grant
The City of Calgary allocates $29.3 million through its Housing Capital Initiative to develop 566 non-market rental units, with monthly rents capped at $1,592.50. This final funding round supports eight projects across six housing providers.
Young Quebec Buyers Frustrated by Real Estate Market: Survey
A recent survey in Quebec highlights growing frustration among younger residents as fewer can afford to purchase property, with high prices and economic challenges cited as key barriers.
Airbnb $750 Incentive for New Hosts in World Cup Cities
Airbnb is launching a $750 incentive program to recruit first-time hosts in cities hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including Toronto, as stadium upgrades progress.
Alt Hotel Ottawa Airport Opening Fall 2025
The highly anticipated Alt Hotel at Ottawa International Airport is scheduled to open in fall 2025, marking a significant addition to the region's hospitality and travel infrastructure.
CIBC: Overstated Housing Starts Mask Economic Weakness
A new report from CIBC cautions that inflated housing start figures may be concealing underlying economic vulnerabilities in Canada, raising concerns about the true state of the nation's financial health.
Council Approves Scaled-Down Augusta Villas in Springbank Hill
Calgary City Council voted 9-5 to approve the Augusta Villas development in Springbank Hill, allowing 35 homes on Elveden Drive despite resident opposition.
Modular Homes Rise: Hewing Haus Debuts Keats 4 at BC Home Show
Discover why modular homes are gaining traction in British Columbia's housing market. Hewing Haus showcases its sustainable Keats 4 model at the BC Home + Garden Show 2026, offering faster, greener construction solutions.
Osprey Hill Launches in West Calgary with Mountain Lifestyle
Avi Land's new Osprey Hill community opens in West Calgary, featuring show homes from four builders and offering proximity to outdoor recreation while being minutes from downtown.
Saskatchewan Remembers Toys 'R' Us Magic Amid Store Closures
Chelsea Gursky, who cut the ribbon at Saskatoon's Toys 'R' Us opening in 1992, shares memories as the iconic toy retailer closes locations across Canada, leaving communities nostalgic.
Andaz Hotel Gets OK for 17-Story ByWard Market Addition
A city committee has approved plans for a 17-story addition to the Andaz Hotel in Ottawa's historic ByWard Market, featuring a three-story podium base.
Winter Storm Cuts January Home Sales by 16.2% in Ontario
A severe winter storm in Southern Ontario caused home sales to plummet 16.2% in January, with new listings rising 7.3% month-over-month, according to CREA.
Minto Group Proposes 19-Storey Apartment Building in Ottawa's Glebe
Minto Group has unveiled plans for a new 19-storey apartment building on Isabella Street in Ottawa's Glebe neighborhood, featuring 229 residential units.
RioCan REIT Q4 Net Income Rises to $128.2M Year-Over-Year
RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust announced a net income of $128.2 million for the fourth quarter, showing an increase compared to the previous year, as the company continues to navigate the retail property market.
Winter Storm Hits Ontario, January Home Sales Fall Sharply
A major winter storm disrupted southern Ontario in January, contributing to a significant decline in home sales reported by CREA. The harsh weather compounded existing market challenges.
KMS Tools Opens First Saskatchewan Store in Saskatoon
KMS Tools & Equipment has launched its inaugural Saskatchewan location in Saskatoon's Riversdale neighborhood, marking a strategic expansion eastward for the family-owned business with deep local connections.
Canadian Home Sales Plummet in January, Ontario Leads Decline
Canada's real estate market experienced a significant downturn in January 2026, with national home sales dropping 5.8% month-over-month and 16.2% year-over-year. Ontario saw the steepest declines, attributed to severe winter weather disruptions.
Home Buyers' Plan Backfires for Young Canadians
Young Canadians who used RRSP withdrawals via the Home Buyers' Plan to purchase homes at market peaks now face declining property values and missed stock market gains, creating a financial double whammy.
Windsor Business Owner Pitches New Snowflake Lights Plan
A Harrow business owner in Windsor is advocating for a community-funded initiative to replace outdated snowflake holiday lights, calling the current display an embarrassment that fails to represent the city's spirit.
Canadian Housing Market Stumbles in January 2026
Canadian home sales dropped 5.8% month-over-month in January 2026, with severe winter weather in Central Canada blamed for the decline. New listings surged 7.3%, creating a more balanced market.
London Staff Grilled on Landlord Info Withholding Decision
A London city committee has deadlocked on a proposal to publicize landlord names and phone numbers on the municipal website, pushing the decision to council for further deliberation on rental transparency and accountability measures.
B.C. Budget: Housing Starts Drop, Speculation Tax Increases
British Columbia's latest budget shows a concerning decline in housing starts, with industry experts criticizing government forecasts as overly optimistic amid job losses.
Hyde Park BIA Expansion Proposal Benched Over Owner Concerns
The Hyde Park Business Improvement Area has temporarily shelved its expansion proposal, with leaders stating the current requirements place too heavy a burden on local entrepreneurs. The plan could be revived pending further discussions.
Vancouver Approves Granville Redevelopment, Saves Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved a major mixed-use redevelopment at 800-876 Granville Street, adding new housing and hotel rooms while protecting the historic Commodore Ballroom.
Edmonton Keeps Infill at Eight Units, Rejects Changes
Edmonton City Council voted 8-4 to maintain the current eight-unit maximum for infill developments, rejecting proposed reductions. A consultant's report found minimal impact on housing inventory and warned against changes that could reduce project viabili
Ridgetown Fire Causes $500,000 in Home Damages
A significant residential fire in Ridgetown has resulted in an estimated $500,000 in property damages, with local fire services responding to the emergency incident.
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