A new project officially opened in North Battleford, Sask., to provide safe housing for up to eight people and help break the cycle of homelessness. Continue reading →

Close to 130 households still don’t have a place to live before moving day, July 1, housing rights advocates say. Continue reading →

At the same time, the share of mortgage holders aged 55 and older continues to grow. Continue reading →

It’s still a buyer’s market in Calgary real estate, but the CMHC’s latest assessment showed that more Calgarians are moving to condos with demand picking up for more affordable options. Continue reading →

The housing market in Hamilton remains “vulnerable,” as do the markets in Toronto, Vancouver and Victoria, B.C., according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Continue reading →

The federal government committed $9.77 million for Calgary’s new affordable housing property on Tuesday. Continue reading →

An estimated 1.6 million Canadian households are considered in “core housing need,” meaning that people live in places that are too expensive for them or that aren’t really suitable for them. Continue reading →

High unemployment, high interest rates and low disposable income are preventing more Edmontonians from buying a home and are turning to renting instead. Continue reading →

Tough economic conditions are continuing to impede Calgarians from home ownership, as more completed units remain unsold, a CMHC assessment said. Continue reading →