A major renovation of Ontario’s 130-year-old legislative building at Queen’s Park is moving forward as the province proposed a new ministry that would oversee the restoration project.

First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust has resolved a dispute with activist unit-holders, Sandpiper Group and Artis REIT, thus leaving its board unchallenged.

The City of Regina has selected North Central Family Centre (NCFC) as the non-profit housing partner to lead a new housing project financed through the Rapid Housing Initiative.

Seniors and social housing aren’t getting a share of the extra funds the Alberta government is investing in capital renewal and maintenance of public assets.

The Alberta budget confirms a $2.5 billion education property tax levy for 2023, which is consistent with last year's requisition but to be spread across an expanded assessment base.

Homeowners now face an average property tax increase of 10.7 per cent after Vancouver City Council approved an operating budget of $1.97 billion for 2023.

Alberta will automate and digitize the provincial land titles registry in an effort to reduce the transaction backlogs that have been plaguing the paper-based system.

Alberta is committing $125 million for MacEwan University’s new School of Business in downtown Edmonton.

Fitzrovia has completed the initial closing of DevCore Fund, which focuses on the development of purpose-built rental housing in the GTA.

PC Urban Properties and Fiera Real Estate CORE Fund have broken ground on a mixed-used rental project located on Esquimalt Road in Victoria, BC.

Vancouver city council has approved the rezoning of two sites located at 2518-2540 Grandview Highway South and 1925 Southeast Marine Drive for future permanent social housing.

The 110-year old Imperial Theatre in Saint John will undergo an energy efficient modernization.

Early learning and child care providers in Manitoba will receive $60 million to carry out facility infrastructure improvements, curriculum development, and workforce retention.

New Brunswick properties will be flagged on the provincial land registry and denied further disaster relief once they’ve received $200,000 in assistance for any one type of natural incident.

The survey underscores that most Canadians strongly believe governments should prioritize the affordability and supply crisis.

Condominium apartments accounted for 381 units sold—the lowest level for January in 14 years.

The Îlot Rosemont housing complex recently opened in Montreal, featuring 193 affordable units for seniors and direct access to the Rosemont metro.