Housing News

Two individuals have been arrested and charged after an impaired driving incident at a local care home in Orillia.

'When crews arrived, the house was fully involved and flames were venting out of the windows,' Penticton fire chief Mike Larsson said.

Police have charged a man with intentionally starting a fire that heavily damaged a building with historical significance in Fredericton's downtown on March 12.

A Victoria-area business association says the region is at risk of losing more than a quarter of its workforce in the next 12 years unless local municipalities allow greater housing density to provide more affordable homes for workers.

A housing development south of Winnipeg’s Grant Park neighbourhood is one step closer to reality after years of back-and-forth in city hall and court.

After Andrea Horwath's surprise announcement to advance a housing development with strong mayor powers, she defended the action insisting she was left with no choice.

A Prince Edward Island home with a history that stretches back more than 150 years is now a Provincial Heritage Place.

The federal government is considering introducing a renters’ bill of rights, which has both renters and landlords are eager to learn more.

Windsor has applied to the province for a new vacant home tax - powers the provincial budget promises to give municipalities.

The Parti Quebecois (PQ) has roundly denounced the federal government's 'interference' in Quebec's areas of jurisdiction in relation to its housing announcement.

Housing advocates say the federal government's proposed rent reforms are a step in the right direction.

Late in the morning, emergency crews responded to a fire at a home on Highway 35 just south of Skelding Road.

Work started on 13,184 new housing units in Edmonton, down 10 per cent from 2022. At the same time, Calgary hit an all-time high for new housing starts, with nearly 20,000 new units.