How low will they go? Toronto house prices are falling

The Greater Toronto Area’s real estate market is losing some of its pandemic-era steam, and experts say that could be good news for buyers who have been waiting for prices to cool. Royal LePage now predicts home prices will fall 3% by the end of 2025 compared to last year, signalling that even as interest […]

New U.S. rule could cost Canadian snowbirds up to $900 a year

For a typical Canadian couple, new U.S. border rules could add $250 to $900 a year in extra costs — covering document preparation, travel delays and cross-border tax advice — before they even unpack their bags in Florida or Arizona. The new U.S. rule was announced in March and went into effect on April 11, […]

Made a mistake on your taxes? CRA is making it easier to come clean

There’s good news for Canadians who may have accidentally or unwillingly made a mistake on their taxes in the past. Starting October 1, 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will roll out changes to its Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP). This initiative is designed to help taxpayers correct past mistakes without facing the full brunt of […]

Canada Post strike threatens business bottom lines

Canada’s postal service is in the midst of an ongoing labour disruption that continues to affect businesses and consumers across the country. Since September 25, more than 55,000 postal workers walked off the job in a national strike, halting much of the country’s mail and parcel delivery. On October 10, the nationwide shutdown was replaced […]

Downsview to host Canada’s first major modular housing project

Toronto’s Downsview lands are set to become the testing ground for one of Canada’s most ambitious housing experiments — a large-scale modular housing community backed by hundreds of millions in public funding and a plan to build faster, more affordable homes. This week, federal and municipal leaders announced that the first Build Canada Homes project […]