Ontario businesses are permitted to conduct virtual meetings, defer annual meetings in specified circumstances, and submit e-filings.

Ottawa is enduring through the nation’s current housing slump, while other real estate markets in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario are on a steady decline.

Urban centres across Canada and the U.S. are experiencing a rise in "aggressive" rodent activity due to COVID-19 restrictions shuttering restaurants and cafes.

Temporary suspension of Ontario’s time-of-use pricing scheme equates to a 3 per cent sliver of the projected provincial expenditure to underwrite electricity costs in 2020-21.

North York Harvest Food Bank is now operating out of a converted ice rink to help adhere to social distancing guidelines while managing increased visits.

Condo boards and residential landlords in Fort McMurray and surrounding flood-stricken areas will have until August 5 to apply for provincial funding to help cover uninsurable damage.

According to new research from Finder.com, more than 3.4 million Canadians believe they'll never own a home, particularly in the frame of the current COVID-19 pandemic.

In-person condo showings are permitted in Ontario as long as real estate professionals follow provincial and local public health guidelines.

A new report provides a blueprint for policymakers and regulators in the housing market to address threats to financial stability.

RE/MAX INTEGRA is asking Canadians and its network of brokers and agents to help them raise funds for local food banks across Ontario and Atlantic Canada.

As Toronto condo prices dropped 4 per cent this April, TRREB notes a key factor for housing market recovery will be a broader reopening of the economy.

The Alberta government has proffered up to $223 million, or about two-thirds of projected late payments, to stabilize utilities' cash flow and enable the deferrals.

Toronto’s real estate industry has spearheaded a relay that’s raising funds for the Yonge Street Mission (YSM). The initiative has already raised more than $200,000

A new model shows that continuing social distancing at the current levels in Ontario and Quebec until mid-September could save about 100,000 lives.

Landscaping and lawn care are also on a shortlist of businesses allowed to offer services if they adhere to public health protocol.

Approximately 13,000 evacuees have been instructed to abide by COVID-19 social distancing requirements.