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Canada needs 3.1 million more homes by 2030 to fill supply gap
A new report released by the federal government’s Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) estimates Canada will need to build about 1.3 million new additional homes between 2024 and 2030 beyond the baseline/status quo to “eliminate” the country’s housing gap, which accounts for the number of households that would otherwise not be created.
"We’re making contraceptives free": Canadians react to Trudeau's announcement
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canadians will soon have access to free contraceptives and diabetes medication.
Wondering how much cash you’ll get in the carbon tax rebate? There’s a tool for that
Canadians can now use a new online tool to find out how much money they may get back from the quarterly carbon tax rebates.
Low credit score? Here’s how Canada’s new Renters’ Bill of Rights could help improve it
For many, one of the most significant roadblocks to owning a home could be their credit score. Your credit score can directly impact whether you qualify for a mortgage and the amount of mortgage you can secure.
Busy travel day on BC highways could be impacted by protest
Monday is expected to be a busy travel day for many in BC, as people return following spring break and the Easter long weekend. However, a protest over the carbon tax might lead to some delays along some major routes.
Trudeau offers $6 billion infrastructure cash for housing density program
The Government of Canada has announced the new $6 billion Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund to help support the cost of building infrastructure that supports new residential density and population growth.
Trudeau announces permanent transit fund requirement of housing density
In exchange for a share of the Government of Canada’s forthcoming new Permanent Transit Fund, there will be a federal requirement that municipalities enable transit-oriented development for housing.
Canadians react to Trudeau's letter addressing the upcoming carbon tax increase
Canada’s controversial carbon tax is set to increase by 23% on April 1, and it’s certainly a hot-button political issue.
Toronto had a chance to back out of hosting pricey FIFA World Cup 2026
Toronto residents fretting about the swelling costs of hosting games for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will likely be maddened to find out that the City actually had the opportunity to back out of the deal, but didn’t take it.
How far $1M goes for a home in Canada compared to the USA
Many folks are considering leaving Canada for the USA thanks to the cost of living, and it’s easy to see why when you compare the price of a $1M home in both countries’ most prominent cities.
ABC Vancouver party chair seeking Conservative nomination for federal election
The board chair of the ABC Vancouver municipal party has stepped down in order to seek the nomination of the Conservative Party of Canada ahead of the upcoming federal election.
Justin Trudeau faces heat after trying new spicy A&W burger
Another business has found itself mixed up in online hate directed at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after he visited their store.
Government of Canada will no longer fund new road expansion projects for cars: Environment Minister
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal federal government will no longer provide funding to municipal and provincial governments to invest in expanded road infrastructure for vehicles, but it will continue investing in active transportation for pedestrians and cyclists as well as public transit.
Trudeau announces $2 billion in federal financing for BC Builds housing program
The Government of British Columbia’s newly announced BC Builds program of building more affordable housing for middle-income households is getting the federal nod with financial backing.
Feds ordered to address Canada’s judge shortage
Housing isn’t the only shortage facing the federal government these days: It turns out there are about as many judges in Canada as there are apartments for under $1,500.
Canadian brewery flooded with negative reviews after Trudeau visit
A small Canadian brewery has found its Facebook page inundated with negative reviews after hosting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
"Lipstick on a pig": Canadians call out carbon tax rebate name rebrand
The federal government’s decision to rebrand the carbon tax rebate to the “Canada Carbon Rebate” has many Canadians wondering why there needed to be a name change in the first place.
Canadian man charged after allegedly threatening to kill Trudeau online
The RCMP has laid charges against a Canadian man after he allegedly threatened to kill Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on social media.