Home sales continue to decline in many parts of the Okanagan
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
For the fifth month in a row, home sales have declined throughout much of the Okanagan. Continue reading
Housing
Liberals need to make housing a human right in Canadian law, advocates say
“The federal government has committed to the right to housing, but to make this commitment meaningful, it must be recognized in law,” Continue reading
Williamsville development appealed by rival developer under OMB replacement tribunal
A proposed and approved apartment complex has been appealed by a competing development company. Continue reading
Weyburn named best place to live on the Prairies
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Moneysense has named Weyburn the best prairie city to live in for the second year in a row. Continue reading
Housing crisis hits White Bear First Nations
For the past 7 years Terrence Nokahoot has lived in a derelict, rundown home. The interior is a potpourri of disrepair, neglect, and the pungent whiff of urine. Continue reading
Housing market improving in Hamilton: CMHC
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation has released its quarterly Housing Market Assessment today. Continue reading
Regina and Saskatoon fall on BMO’s list of Canada’s most attractive cities for workers
Since 2013 both Regina and Saskatoon have dropped in rankings in terms of being the most attractive city for workers among major Canadian cities Continue reading
University of Alberta closing residence for students with children, believes other buildings can accommodate families
Citing the need for costly repairs along with a declining interest in university housing for students with children, the University of Alberta says one of its residences will no longer be available for students wanting to live in it in two years. Continue reading
Municipal low-income property company taken over after alleged health and safety breaches
A municipal property company offering low-income housing has allegedly breached several health and safety codes. Continue reading
Income assistance changes welcome but far from complete say advocates
By Jeremy Keefe Digital Broadcast Journalist
Income Assistance Programs rolling out over the next few months are steps in the right direction but many are stressing that much more is needed to sufficiently tackle the challenges. Continue reading
