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Calgary’s Foothills Stadium is being demolished as part of the city’s redevelopment plans for Foothills Athletic Park, a multi-purpose sports facility. The beloved baseball venue housed the Calgary Cannons triple-A club, which competed in the Pacific League and, later, less prominent semi-pro and amateur teams that struggled to exist. For Russ Parker, the former owner …
Pembina Pipeline and Kineticor Asset Management have formed a joint-venture to develop a gas-fired power plant and data-centre project in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland. The proposed Greenlight Electricity Centre (GLEC) would have 1,800 megawatts of power capacity. The planned project includes land for a co-located 1,800-MW data centre complex. Alberta’s Industrial Heartland is the first industrial …
Latest National Stories
Canadian grocers are planning to expand in 2025, particularly in the discount sector, to attract price-conscious consumers, according to a new JLL report. However, growth expectations remain measured due to consumer spending trends, Competition Act changes, and U.S. tariffs that took effect Tuesday. Loblaw plans to continue expanding with Maxi in Quebec and No Frills …
The emerging U.S.-Canada trade war could result in a housing-start slowdown north of the border, the Canadian Home Builders’ Association warned Tuesday. CHBA CEO Kevin Lee issued the warning during a news conference in Ottawa. His comments came after U.S. President Donald Trump implemented his long-threatened 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and the federal …
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The emerging U.S.-Canada trade war could result in a housing-start slowdown north of the border, the Canadian Home Builders’ Association warned Tuesday. CHBA CEO Kevin Lee issued the warning during a news conference in Ottawa. His comments came after U.S. President Donald Trump implemented his long-threatened 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and the federal …
The Ballroom Bowl has opened a new 14,000-square-foot location at the Tenor in downtown Toronto. The new franchised outlet is among three new food and entertainment locations going into the BGO-managed mall at Yonge and Dundas streets. The two others are a Hard Rock Cafe venue and U.S.-based burger chain Shake Shack’s first Canadian location. …
Latest Maritimes Stories
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. has acquired a 49% stake in Matnaggewinu Development Corporation (MDC), a Mi’kmaq-led entity, to advance a major mixed-use project in the Moncton, N.B., area and other Indigenous economic development. The 55-acre mixed-use development site is approximately six kilometres west of Moncton, near the Trans-Canada Highway. Plans for the site include hotels, …
Feeds ‘n Needs has expanded its presence in the Maritimes with a new store in the Halifax suburb of Hammonds Plains, N.S. The store, located at Unit 201, 2071 Hammonds Plains Road, is one of the company’s largest retail spaces, offering an extensive selection of pet supplies, livestock feed, wild bird food, and gardening products. …
Latest Ontario Stories
A local joint-venture development company is proposing to construct a five-tower multi-family project in Pickering, Ont., The Durham Post reported. Resident and Cranston Capital, through the 705 Kingston Road Ltd., have filed a development application with the suburban Toronto city. The project, planned for the southeast corner of Kingston Road and Whites Road at the …
The Ballroom Bowl has opened a new 14,000-square-foot location at the Tenor in downtown Toronto. The new franchised outlet is among three new food and entertainment locations going into the BGO-managed mall at Yonge and Dundas streets. The two others are a Hard Rock Cafe venue and U.S.-based burger chain Shake Shack’s first Canadian location. …
Latest Pacific Canada Stories
InterRent REIT and Crestpoint Real Estate Investments are proposing to develop two multi-family rental towers as part of a major redevelopment project in Vancouver’s Kitsilano area. The companies have filed a development application with the city. The proposed development site is situated at 2244-2280 West 6th Avenue. The site, which spans nearly an entire city …
The City of Maple Ridge, B.C., is looking to develop a light-industrial park north of 256th street. The suburban Vancouver city has launched a 20-month planning and public engagement process to develop the North 256 Street Industrial Lands. The initiative aims to attract businesses, create jobs, and expand the city’s industrial-land supply. “The North 256 …
Latest Quebec Stories
Aluminum-rod manufacturer Alubar’s manufacturing facility in Bécancour, Que., shut down Tuesday as U.S. tariffs on imports from Canada kicked in, but the company said the closure is only temporary. Brazil-based Alubar said the plant would reopen Wednesday. The company’s comments came after Jessy Trottier, president of the plant’s United Steel Workers local in a news …
The federal government is investing approximately $257 million to support the construction of 781 multi-family rental units in Laval and Terrebonne, Que. Federal officials announced the investment Monday during a Laval news conference. “Through its investments in rental housing, our government is helping those who need it most, right here in Laval and across the country,” said …