Annual inflation rate hits 4.4 per cent in September, Statistics Canada says
OTTAWA – The cost to put food on the table and gasoline in the car pushed up the cost of living in September, lifting the annual pace of price increases to a near two-decade high with no clear end […]
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Chantal Hébert – In Pursuit of Housing: The Impact of Canada’s Federal Election
Welcome to CREA’s REAL TIME – a podcast dedicated to sparking conversations with inspiring people about all things Canadian real estate and impacts to REALTORS® and Canadians. Canadians have had their say in Canada’s 44th […]
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Nova Scotia throne speech talks health care reforms, but says little on housing
Agricola Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia (photo: Citobun via Wikimedia Commons) HALIFAX – Nova Scotia’s new government said Tuesday finding solutions for the province’s ailing health system is its top priority, but opposition parties said the […]
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Durham Region to take Brock to court regarding housing project delay
Reiderman Residence (Vancouver) Photo Credit: NRB Modular Solutions [via Toronto.ca] THE STANDARD NEWSPAPER BROCK: The Region of Durham is taking the Township of Brock to court over the dispute regarding the Beaverton supportive housing project. […]
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Residential construction continues to slow following April peak: StatsCan
According to Statistics Canada, residential construction investment decreased 2.9% in August, with declines posted in every province except for a slight increase in Nova Scotia. Investment in single family homes was down 2.6% to $7.0 billion, with Quebec, […]
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