While slowed demand may appear to ease housing pressures on the surface, CMHC's deputy chief economist said this speaks to economic uncertainty and could be forcing people into unfavourable housing ...

Ottawa announced $510 million for water and wastewater infrastructure in Alberta municipalities on Wednesday as part of a ...

Decision reflects broader shift in immigration policy after years of record admissions. Indians make up the largest immigrant ...

Canada faces two generational challenges: a housing affordability crisis and underperforming competitiveness/productivity ...

Job growth in Canada could almost flatline and it still wouldn’t affect the national unemployment rate because of population declines, though the story differs on a province-by-province basis, says ...

Construction activity in Nova Scotia is expected to experience growth over the coming decade, as major project demands in the non-residential sector offset slowing growth for residential construction.

Decades of decisions set up this growing Ontario hub, which relies on groundwater, for a costly crisis of its own making ...

Construction activity in Alberta is expected to rise through to 2035, as sustained growth in non-residential construction activity combines with elevated, although moderating, levels of residential ...

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust Second Quarter 2026 Earnings Call. [Operator Instructions] This call is being recorded on Wednesday, ...

Canada went on one of the biggest condo-building sprees in its history, and the market is now drowning in its own supply. According to CMHC, national housing starts rose 6% in 2025 to 259,000 units, ...

It’s one of Alberta’s fastest growing communities, and it sits on Edmonton’s doorstep.

Lower immigration rates caused Canada’s population to slightly decline in the first three months of 2026 for the third straight quarter, according to Statistics Canada estimates. The country had about ...