Markham aims to lead in smart city innovation with plans for 44,000 new homes by 2031. Mayor Frank Scarpitti emphasizes eco-friendly, tech-driven development to merge community and technology. Chief Information Officer Sumon Acharjee spearheads the initiative, focusing on connectivity and resident satisfaction.

With Toronto's high living costs, many are moving to more affordable areas. Explore why cities like Edmonton, Thunder Bay, and St. John's are becoming popular choices for those seeking financial stability and a better quality of life.

Toronto's real estate market is escalating, with a recent report forecasting the average home price hitting $2 million by 2034, driven by a 5.6% annual increase. Factors like supply-demand imbalances and economic conditions contribute to this surge, posing challenges for young homebuyers in a competitive market.

Markham's il Postino and Beertown Public House shine on OpenTable's Top 100 Restaurants for Outdoor Dining in Canada. Experience delightful food and picturesque settings in these standout dining spots in Markham and across Canada.

More Millenials are choosing purchasing a home and having a pet rather than the traditional marriage and kids route. What does this mean for them?

Canada is facing a significant housing shortage, with a recent report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) indicating the need for an additional 1.3 million homes by 2030 to meet demand.

Toronto's Chinatown is undergoing a major transformation with renovations at 283 Spadina Avenue. The project aims to celebrate cultural heritage through distinctive red, modernized Chinatown signage. Click to read more!

Explore the government's proposal on the Renter's Bill of Rights. Designed to aid young renters in securing affordable housing, it promises many benefits including rental price history, aiming to tackle Canada's housing crisis.

Recent changes to Canada’s capital gains tax have stirred concern among cottage owners, particularly in sought-after areas like Muskoka. The decision to increase the inclusion rate could have significant implications for the real estate market, impacting many investors and owners. Click for more!

The Bank of Canada has cut its target for the overnight rate to 4.75%, aiming to stabilize the economy and manage the balance sheet. This is the Bank’s first rate cut since March 2020, and it signals some exciting changes ahead for the real estate market. But what does this mean for you? Click to read more!