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Greater Toronto real estate prices have now seen the largest correction in history. That didn’t stop prices from slipping further in October, according to TRREB data. Lofty inventory and weak sales pushed prices down to their lowest level in almost 6 years. Toronto Real Estate Prices Have Plunged 28.4% Since Peak The…
(Version française disponible ici.) Interprovincial trade has taken on greater significance in recent months, particularly in response to the tariff dispute with the United States. The federal government frequently reiterates its commitment to a single Canadian economy. However, while many barriers to trade fall withi…
Looking through a bright and colorful door set against an open grass field, the serene landscape of Mount Pleasant Cemetery shifts. Framed by the doorway, the distant headstones become surrounded by vibrant and cheerful color. Home to hundreds of gravesites within the city, the cemetery exists as a collective network…
Alberta voters narrowly said “yes” in the province’s October referendum to five proposals about immigration – ranging from assuming more provincial control over the system to restricting newcomers’ access to public services and imposing new voter ID requirements – that form the foundation of the government’s proposed…
Toronto is ushering in new festivals, fairs, and events to celebrate the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene. Discover international ... The post Toronto Best Bets: November 3-9 - Celestia, EcoFair, Lit IRL: A Bookish Party & MORE appeared first on SheDoesTheCity.
In 1951, Celia Franca travelled to Canada to launch what would become one of the world’s finest ballet companies. As ... The post Becoming Celia: The Story of The National Ballet of Canada’s Trailblazing Founder appeared first on SheDoesTheCity.
For decades, buying a home was viewed as a rite of passage to adulthood. It represented stability, security, and the opportunity to build a future. Today, for many young people, it feels more like a fantasy than a realistic goal.Recent polling and research have consistently shown that a growing number of young people…
Cheryl VanHuizen’s last text to her son promised she would call him tomorrow. Less than two hours later, she was dead. Her neck cartilage was fractured in three places. Her face and body bore bruises and abrasions. She had multiple anal injuries, including a rectal tear the forensic pathologist determined occurred aft…
Lost in the aftermath of Olivia Chow’s shock-and-awe victory last week - in which she beat Brad Bradford by almost 130,000 votes and prevailed in almost every part of the city - is a sense of what the 400,000 Torontonians who voted against her were saying. It is, of course, a mug’s game to tryContinue reading "Electio…
We know you like to know what's up.For your information, reference, and networking needs, here are the moves, hires, and promotions the real estate and development sector saw in October 2026:Kyle Chatterson has been promoted to Associate VP of Leasing at Dream Unlimited. Deanna C. has been promoted to Documentation An…
An oblique aerial photo of the Toronto waterfront taken circa 1965 shows construction of the Gardiner Expressway nearing completion west of the Don Valley. Along the upper left edge of the frame, the Cherry Street bascule bridge near the end of the Keating Channel is seen with its roadway in the raised position. Oppos…
In July, I sat beside my mother as she received medical assistance in dying (MAiD). The process was calm, compassionate and meticulously planned. The medical team explained each step, physicians ensured safeguards had been followed and my mother’s wishes remained at the centre throughout. By all accounts, it was a goo…
After reaching an $8.8 billion agreement on March 30 to cut development charges, the Governments of Canada and Ontario have been busy finalizing agreements with local governments to implement the changes.The initiative is officially known as the Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP) and applications opened on Ju…
For years, Toronto developers built condos that were an easy sell to investors, even if they weren’t ideal places to live. But with the market reckoning with a glut of “shoebox” inventory, the shortcomings of that approach are tough to ignore. Purchasers want more space from their condos; they want room to actually li…
Located in Toronto’s Flemingdon Park neighbourhood, e-lofts - a 15-storey office-to-residential conversion project - has won a coveted Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) award in its final months of construction. The purpose-built rental development, which was first proposed in spring 2025, was awarded High-Ris…
(Version française disponible ici.) Prime Minister Mark Carney hosting European Union leaders at the Canada–EU summit in Montreal this week is just the latest step in a rapid diplomatic pivot toward Brussels that has already produced a security and defence partnership, negotiations on an “alliance for the future,” eve…
In partnership with Colliers as a Presenting Sponsor, STOREYS announces Top 75 Real Estate Projects, a new annual report and program built to recognize the most meaningful real estate projects across Canada – from landmark new-builds and redevelopments through to masterplans reshaping entire neighbourhoods, encompassi…
Just 18% of Canadians aged 18 to 34 say they feel confident navigating all financial aspects of buying a home, according to the 2026 Zown Homeownership & Financial Confidence Survey, released Wednesday. That compares with 35% of those aged 35 to 54 and 50% of those 55 and older.Zown, an AI-powered real estate brokerag…
Together, we have spent years around federal cabinet tables led by different prime ministers from different political parties. We know how quickly policy challenges become partisan choices: Defence or development? Economic interests or Canadian values? The United States or new trading partners? These contrasts can sha…
The Bank of Canada today increased its target for the overnight rate by 25 basis points to 2.5%, with the Bank Rate at 2.75% and the deposit rate at 2.45%.
