Homebuilders

• Canada’s homebuilders and residents are adapting to a warming climate. Here’s how

  A prolonged heat wave that sent temperature records tumbling across British Columbia in June 2021 underscored the importance of climate-resilient housing.

  Environment

  Nov 6, 2022
  
• Edmonton homebuilders experience unexpected boom in business

  Despite the financial blows many Edmonton-area businesses have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, one sector is experiencing quite the opposite.

  Economy

  Mar 26, 2021
  
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• City council votes down proposal to cut taxes on vacant Lethbridge lots in half

  Lethbridge city council rejected a motion this week that would have cut property tax mill rates in half for vacant serviced lots in the city.

  Politics

  Mar 11, 2021
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• Alberta developer shows off its first shipping container family home in Calgary

  An Alberta company is celebrating the opening of its first shipping container family home in Calgary.

  Consumer

  Sep 19, 2019
• Tarion revokes registration of Peterborough-area builder Kings Custom Homes Inc.

  King Custom Homes Inc., a builder in the Peterborough area, has had its registration revoked by the province's home buyer protection agency

  Consumer

  Apr 2, 2018
• Edmonton bylaw officers finding infill builders doing a better job

  Bylaw officers who monitor the infill housing projects in Edmonton's mature neighbourhoods say they're getting more cooperation now that the program is well-established.

  Politics

  Mar 29, 2018
• Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi’s legal bill paid from defamation lawsuit

  Nenshi said Tuesday his legal fees, amounting to $284,835.07, have been paid after a lawyer was hired to defend him against a lawsuit filed by Wenzel following comments made by Nenshi during the 2013 election campaign.

  Money

  Aug 29, 2017
• Alberta sets new rules for Fort McMurray homebuilders

  The resumes of companies that want to rebuild homes destroyed or damaged by the Fort McMurray wildfires will be posted online by the Alberta government in a move to help residents avoid hiring "unscrupulous" builders.

  Consumer

  Jun 29, 2016