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The expansion of Regina’s Harbour Landing large-scale development project is at risk due to newly approved zoning restrictions around the region’s airport, The Regina Leader-Post reported. City council approved stricter airport protection zoning, effectively blocking future mid- to high-density residential developments in the area, including the long-planned expansion of Harbour Landing North, according to the …
Edmonton has been ranked the most builder-friendly city in Canada, according to a new report from the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA). The study, conducted by Altus Group for the CHBA, found that Edmonton leads the country in terms of low fees, fast approval times, and efficient planning services. “We can kind of toot Edmonton’s …
Latest National Stories
The Canadian Construction Association is calling on the next federal government to provide investments that support the building sector as it faces major disruption. The CCA has launched the Construction for Canadians campaign, urging the next government to prioritize investment in infrastructure, workforce development, and modernized procurement. “A strong construction industry is the key to …
An Ontario judge has rejected a proposed restructuring agreement for the iconic Hudson’s Bay Company department-store chain, marking a victory for landlords and other interested parties. Lawyers for landlords and the Bay’s 9,600 employees had asked the court to deny senior secured lenders’ request to control the restructuring process. But the decision also raises the …
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The Canadian Construction Association is calling on the next federal government to provide investments that support the building sector as it faces major disruption. The CCA has launched the Construction for Canadians campaign, urging the next government to prioritize investment in infrastructure, workforce development, and modernized procurement. “A strong construction industry is the key to …
An Ontario judge has rejected a proposed restructuring agreement for the iconic Hudson’s Bay Company department-store chain, marking a victory for landlords and other interested parties. Lawyers for landlords and the Bay’s 9,600 employees had asked the court to deny senior secured lenders’ request to control the restructuring process. But the decision also raises the …
Latest Maritimes Stories
Laundry and cleaning sheet manufacturer Dizolve has opened a new 72,000-square-foot facility in Moncton, N.B. Dizolve said the opening expands the company’s production capacity and reinforces its role as a leader in the sustainable cleaning sheet technology. The new plant will support the company’s growth while creating employment opportunities in Canada, Moncton-based Dizolve added. Dizolve, …
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, …
Latest Ontario Stories
Food Basics has opened the doors to its newest location in Mississauga, Ont. This is the first of seven planned Food Basics store openings across Ontario in 2025. The new Mississauga store is the discount grocery chain’s seventh outlet in the Toronto suburb. The new store, located at 4152 Confederation Parkway, spans about 29,000 square …
Vooban, a leader in applied artificial intelligence (AI), has expanded its footprint with the opening of a new office in downtown Toronto. The move strengthens Vooban’s presence in Canada’s economic hub and enhances its ability to support businesses looking to integrate AI-driven solutions amid ongoing economic challenges, said the company. “With Toronto being home to …
Latest Pacific Canada Stories
Shoppers Drug Mart has opened its first pharmacy clinic in Surrey, B.C., with six more set to launch in the Vancouver suburb by the end of the year. As the region experiences rapid growth, the seven new clinics aim to enhance access to primary healthcare services for the community, said Shoppers in a news release. …
British Columbia’s multi-family real estate market saw a major surge in 2024, with investment volume reaching about $2.2 billion—the second-highest total in more than a decade, according to a new report from Avison Young. Multi-family and residential land transactions accounted for 44% of the province’s overall $10.1 billion in commercial real estate transactions in 2024, …
Latest Quebec Stories
Food Basics has opened the doors to its newest location in Mississauga, Ont. This is the first of seven planned Food Basics store openings across Ontario in 2025. The new Mississauga store is the discount grocery chain’s seventh outlet in the Toronto suburb. The new store, located at 4152 Confederation Parkway, spans about 29,000 square …
Pelican Group’s assets will be sold through a single-phase auction process as part of its ongoing restructuring under creditor protection, the company announced Thursday. The company, which includes Pelican International, Pelican US Topco and Confluence Outdoor, received court approval for the sale and investment solicitation process (SISP) under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) on …