As the first heat wave of summer kicks off, Toronto landlords are encouraged to post and share the following tips from ECCC to keep tenants safe.

Toronto's proposed renovictions bylaw is one step closer to passing after it was unanimously approved by the planning and housing committee on June 13th.

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities is proposing a new fiscal framework that's less reliant of property tax and better tailored to the complex demands local governments face.

Canada’s Competition Bureau is investigating whether dominant grocery retailers are using exclusivity clauses and restrictive covenants to improperly curtail rival businesses.

REALPAC's newly updated 2024 sustainability report discusses a range of issues that are increasingly being raised in investment decisions and regulatory compliance.

The Ontario government is adding more beds to several adult correctional facilities and reopening two intermittent detention centres.

Canada's Competition Bureau has directed Bell Media to divest 669 outdoor advertising assets in Quebec and the Greater Toronto Area as a condition of its acquisition of Outedge Media.

The Canada Green Building Council has conveyed its 2024 awards for advancing and exemplifying sustainability and high performance in the built environment.

Average asking rents in Canada increased 9.3 per cent year-over-year in May, reaching a record-high $2,202 per month according to the latest data from Rentals.ca and Urbanation.

The $500 million BMO Centre at Stampede Park in Calgary has officially opened as Canada's largest convention centre.

A new report entitled “Launching the Rental Housing Supply Program” includes measures to advance the rapid creation of 65,000 rent-controlled homes.

A mixed-use tower by Appelt Properties in Surrey has received the greenlight from city council.

The new program aims to support the construction of thousands of homes by 2028, with priority given to projects intended for those in highest need.

The newly released version 3 of Fitwel’s evidence-based standard includes new strategies on how to future-proof buildings for climate adaptation.

The newly conveyed 2024 ENERGY STAR awards for existing commercial and institutional buildings reinforce sustained winning streaks in the office category.

The shopping centre will be demolished as a $2.2-billion redevelopment project gives rise to more than 5,200 housing units.

Edmonton is the top-ranking relocation destination among residents in the Greater Toronto Area and Greater Vancouver