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The dust is yet to settle from the release of BC’s Budget 2026.

Weeks later, developers are still reeling, and say that it does nothing to encourage the housing development that the province badly needs. Even worse, they worry that tax measures introduced ...


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A leadership program aimed at women working in high-pressure, industrial sectors is landing in Vancouver this spring.

CALIBRATED: A Leadership Experience for Women Who Build...


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After a softer start to the year, tightening market conditions could set the stage for a rebound in Greater Toronto Area home sales later in 2026, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.

New data from TRREB shows that while resale transactions declined year-over-year in February, new listings fell at a much sharper pace — a dynamic that could incre...


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The housing market in Ontario is not cooling. It is collapsing under the weight of taxes, regulatory drag and financial barriers that have choked off new supply precisely when it is needed most.

If the province is serious about restoring affordability and protecting thousands of skilled trades jobs, it must adopt a bold measure: a three-year HST holiday on the p...


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A large transit-oriented development near the intersection of Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue Westchanged hands just prior to the new year and will be taking a new form, according to updated application documents.

The subject site is 34-70 Montgomery Avenue, one block north of the Toronto Public Library’s Northern District Branch and about a five-minute walk aw...


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