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Housing Market
Renewed tensions with the United States and a surge in gas prices amid an ongoing war in the Middle East have kept potential buyers on the sidelines in recent months.
Mortgage Rates
A majority of Canadians expect inflation to increase over the next 12 months, a potentially worrying sign for the Bank of Canada as it weighs interest-rate hikes.
New Development
Two high-profile high-rise office towers in downtown Toronto have officially hit the market, according to a new listing that came online last week.The first tower is 8 King Street East, a 21-storey office tower located a...
Housing Market
Of the 1,316 condominium apartments sold across the GTA in September, 893 sold for less than $600,000. Nearly half, 594 units, sold below $500,000.That puts 67.9% of condo sales below $600,000 and 45.1% below half a mill...
Housing Market
Toronto home prices fell for a second straight month in September as a jump in borrowing costs added to the economic uncertainty plaguing the market.
Housing Market
Active listings rose 20% in September and now sit above their 10-year average, while median prices were largely unchanged.
New Development
A major data centre campus could be coming to northeast Edmonton. Stantec Consulting Ltd., on behalf of Walton Global Investments Ltd., has submitted an application to the City of Edmonton that would make it possible to...
Industry & Regulation
The Sutton Place Hotels in Vancouver, Halifax and Toronto earn recognition among the top hotels in their respective Canadian regions VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Sutton Place Hotels i...
Housing Market
TRREB's chief information officer said lower home prices have created opportunities for buyers, but economic uncertainty is keeping many from acting
Housing Market
Homebuyers were in a holding pattern in September, as uncertainty surrounding the economy, inflation and borrowing costs weighed on Greater Toronto Area (GTA) home sales. GTA REALTORS® reported 5,040 home sales through T...
Government & Policy
If elected, Lorne Doerkson’s Conservative Party of British Columbia would completely overhaul Metro Vancouver Regional District by drastically downsizing its scope, mandate, and operations. The party announced today its...
Government & Policy
Mayor Ken Sim’s ABC Vancouver is proposing new construction incentives, new rental homes on City of Vancouver-owned land, and tougher consequences for supportive housing operators with persistent safety problems — all pa...
Government & Policy
B.C. voters are beginning to “lock in,” according to a recent survey from the Angus Reid Institute. Angus Reid conducted an online survey between Oct. 1 and 3 to assess British Columbians’ voting intent in the upcoming p...
Government & Policy
Just ahead of the civic election on Oct. 17, 2026, Kareem Allam’s Vancouver Liberals have now released a 148-point platform plan for what they would do if elected to the mayor’s office, Vancouver City Council, Vancouver...
Government & Policy
It’s already been reported that fewer Canadians are travelling to Florida, and the latest proposal from its governor could see even fewer people making the trip south. Voters in the Sunshine State will decide Nov. 3 whet...
Government & Policy
Sean Orr is raising concerns about the placement of ABC Vancouver’s election signs. Orr, a former Vancouver City Councillor with COPE Vancouver who is seeking re-election, sent out an email last week, pointing out the va...
Government & Policy
A B.C. man running for Kelowna City Council who says he doesn’t even like politics is garnering lots of attention online, and it isn’t because of his policies or campaign promises. Brady Rogers, who calls himself an “inv...
Lifestyle
A new report found that the B.C. hospitality industry is facing a tipping decline, particularly for those who rely on tips to cover their most important expenses. A new report from Actual, which is a tip management and h...
New Development
Construction is set to begin on the first combined fire station and library in Calgary this month, bringing library amenities and a permanent fire station to the southeast. The Walden Fire Station and Library will be loc...
Housing Market
Edmonton’s real estate market continued to slow in September, with home sales falling from both the previous month and the same time last year as inventory remained high. According to the latest report from the Realtors...
Home Buyers
Toronto property owners looking to add homes to their lots can now start from a set of drawings the City is offering for free.The City has announced four multiplex designs for its Pre-Approved Building Plans Program, whi...
Housing Market
Tax relief can reduce the cost of a new home, but rebate timing and lender treatment can affect the cash buyers need to close.
New Development
The appeal of private-public funding arrangements is underscored by the financial pressures facing Ontario’s universities
Government & Policy
British Columbians with taxable incomes $190,405 and higher would pay more provincial income tax under a BC NDP proposal the party says would eventually raise $1 billion annually in new revenue for the provincial governm...
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