The Globe and Mail (Ottawa/Quebec Edition)

5/8/2026: FRONT PAGE: BRITONS HEAD TO THE POLLS

Reform UK, Green Party expected to score major victories in dozens of local elections across Britain

5/8/2026: FRONT PAGE: Vancouver firm awarded up to $ 1- million to test cloud- seeding tech that could help reduce wildfires

A Vancouver- based company has been awarded up to $ 1- million to test cloudseeding technology in British Columbia this summer that could reduce lightning strikes that spark devastating wildfires. Lightning caused 70 per cent of B. C. wildfires in...

5/8/2026: FRONT PAGE: Five years into $ 10- a- day national child- care plan, many of its promises remain unfulfilled

Taryn Greig can’t recall exactly when she first heard about the federal plan to create a national childcare program that promised to reduce fees to an average of $ 10 a day. But she does remember when she started putting her name on waiting lists for...

5/8/2026: FRONT PAGE: Hundreds had unauthorized access to list of Alberta voters, agency says

Elections Alberta has identified nearly 600 people who it alleges were given unauthorized access to the province’s list of electors by a separatist group. The data breach has raised concerns about privacy and safety, including the possibility bad...

5/8/2026: FRONT PAGE: Government working on plan to deal with neglected 24 Sussex

Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government will soon move forward with a plan to deal with 24 Sussex Dr., the long- standing residence of Canadian prime ministers that has essentially been shuttered for more than a decade because of its physical...

5/8/2026: FRONT PAGE: PODCAST

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5/8/2026: NEWS: Tumbler Ridge high school to be demolished, work expected to begin this summer

The Tumbler Ridge, B. C., high school where six people were killed in one of Canada’s worst mass shootings will be torn down and replaced with a new school at another site. B. C. Premier David Eby said the decision is the result of engagement between...

5/8/2026: NEWS: MADE IN CANADA

The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is the largest art museum in Atlantic Canada. Since 1908, the Gallery has been a gateway for the visual arts in Atlantic Canada by engaging people with art. The Gallery’s permanent collection currently holds over 19,000...

5/8/2026: NEWS: CORRECTION

A Thursday news analysis article about U. S. President Donald Trump’s relationship with the Pope and Giorgia Meloni incorrectly stated Ms. Meloni is a head of state. As Prime Minister, she is Italy’s head of government.

5/8/2026: NEWS: Meta warns against lawful access bill

Tech giant says legislation could make Canadians less safe and undermine encryption Tech giant Meta warned that Ottawa’s lawful access bill could make companies support government surveillance, and create a framework to capture ordinary Canadians’...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Three attacks on U. S. ships intercepted

American forces responded with self- defence strikes, Central Command says The U. S. military said it intercepted Iranian attacks Thursday on three Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz and “targeted Iranian military facilities responsible for attacking...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Opioid overdose survivors face higher death risk after hospital release, study says

People who survived an opioid overdose are at greater risk of premature death and of overdosing again after being released from hospital than previously thought, according to new research from Ontario that highlights the impact of fentanyl in the...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Three Canadians isolating at home after cruise ship hantavirus outbreak

Two Canadians who disembarked a cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak have returned home, where they are isolating and being monitored by local health authorities, federal ministers say. A third person who was not on the ship but came in...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Moving to the beat

Jaden Harper, from St. Theresa Point Anisininew Nation in Manitoba, rehearses dance choreography at Tim Hortons Foundation Camp in Brant, Ont., on Thursday. Organized by Outside Looking In, the program uses dance to support school engagement among...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Manitoba declares public- health emergency over rising HIV cases

Manitoba has declared a publichealth emergency after a sharp increase in HIV transmissions in the province, with several regions now facing some of the highest rates in Canada. Brent Roussin, the province’s Chief Public Health Officer, said Thursday...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Poilievre tells conservative conference he will ‘keep fighting’

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he’s not changing who he is or who he is fighting for in a speech where he also pushed back against the view that Prime Minister Mark Carney is more of a Conservative than a Liberal. Mr. Poilievre told a...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Therme Group loses trademark dispute

Court rules trademarks cannot be registered owing to similarly named Thermëa resorts Therme Group, the Austrianowned company behind a massive spa and waterpark proposed for Toronto’s waterfront, has lost a trademark court battle with the operator of...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Ontario appoints supervisor for Conestoga College after conducting audit

The Ontario government says it has found evidence of serious financial mismanagement at Conestoga College and appointed an administrator to take control of the postsecondary school after dismissing its board of governors. The government said it...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Carney doesn’t plan to allow senators in Liberal caucus

Mark Carney will not allow senators to return to the Liberal caucus, a senior government official said Thursday, ending speculation on how the Prime Minister will handle the second chamber. His predecessor, Justin Trudeau, unilaterally expelled...

5/8/2026: NEWS: Ontario firm lands RCMP R& D contract

Web4You has been partnering with drone operators in Ukraine to test its designs and get quick feedback Oleg Koval swings open the door to his Mississauga business, a small software and web design firm, and several staff glance up from their computers....

5/8/2026: NEWS: ISRAELI STRIKE KILLS SON OF HAMAS CHIEF HANDLING GAZA TALKS

An Israeli air strike has killed the son of Hamas’s chief negotiator in U. S.- mediated talks over Gaza’s future, a senior Hamas official said on Thursday, as leaders of the militant group held talks in Cairo aimed at safeguarding their truce with...

5/8/2026: EDITORIAL: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

DON’T WORRY Re “Ottawa to pull plug on Arctic naval facility” ( May 7): The Arctic is difficult even for our own military to operate in, yet we are afraid Russia or China will just waltz in? I do not believe either country is going to invade our...

5/8/2026: EDITORIAL: In B. C., another season of peril for seniors

Six hundred and nineteen British Columbians, mostly low- income seniors who lived alone and without air conditioning, died as a result of an unprecedented heat wave in June, 2021. A blast of early summer arrived on the West Coast last weekend, breaking...

5/8/2026: OPINION: As we mark V- E Day, remember liberation did not come quickly for all

A historian at Cornell University Each year on May 8, Canada commemorates the end of the Second World War in Europe – a moment of liberation, victory and, for some, return. But for many of the people who would later rebuild their lives in this...

5/8/2026: OPINION: Canada can’t just take the world as it is

The Iran war shows how promoting our values is about more than mere idealistic posturing ‘ We take the world as it is, not as we wish it to be.” That phrase, and the coldly self- interested realism that appeared to be behind it, became associated with...

5/8/2026: OPINION: Canadians need more information to prepare for climate change

In 2015, I went to New Orleans to see how the recovery from Hurricane Katrina was going – 10 years on. Certainly, the city was more like its old self. Bourbon Street was bopping. The French Quarter was teeming with tourists. Restaurants were packed....

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: What’s the verdict on The Sheep Detectives? Not baaaad

If you’re looking for spring diversion, the movie adaptation is a delightful respite from all that’s wearisome The Sheep Detectives CLASSIFICATION: P G ;109 MINUTES Directed by Kyle Balda Written by Craig Mazin Starring Hugh Jackman, Julia Louis-...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: Mortal Kombat II is Galaxy Quest for moviegoers whose brains have been vivisected

Mortal Kombat II CLASSIFICATION :14 A ;116 MINUTES Directed by Simon McQuoid Written by Jeremy Slater, based on the video game by Ed Boon and John Tobias Starring Karl Urban, Tadanobu Asano and Hiroyuki Sanada Inside of the new Mortal Kombat...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: James Cameron’s Billie Eilish concert documentary is a titanic waste of time

Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour ( Live in 3D) CLASSIFICATION: N/ A ;115 MINUTES Directed by James Cameron and Billie Eilish Starring Billie Eilish, James Cameron Artists the stature of Beyoncé and Bob Dylan have banned phones at...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: What I learned parenting three generations

Age and experience have taught me to trust my own choices without justifying why I made them, Krystal Stokes writes This week, readers share their stories about mothers and mothering. No matter what you say or how you parent, you’re inevitably...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: WORLD FORECAST

WORLD FORECAST

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD

ACROSS 1 Ceramic material 5 Tea, in Mandarin 8 Bro and sis 12 Play ___ tag ( miss each other’s calls) 13 Exclamation of relief 14 Bloke 15 Brenda Meeks portrayer in “Scary Movie” ( In this clue’s answer, unscramble letters 1- 9 into a phrase...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

ACROSS 1 Brisk movement restricted by minimal legroom ( 7) 5 Drag loud female out of bed backward ( 4) 7 Periodically took to drink ( 3) 8 Wimp picked up little stick ( 8) 10 Time signal ( 5) 11 You initially neglected duties, and therefore suffer...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: SUDOKU

INSTRUCTIONS Fill in the grid so that each row of nine squares, each Column of nine and each section of nine ( three squares By three) Contains the numbers 1 through 9 in any order. There is only one solution to each puzzle.

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: BRIDGE

FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2026 You are South, both sides vulnerable, in each of the following three hands. What would you bid where the question mark appears? 1. Six clubs. Partner’s fournotrump bid is the equivalent of a strong takeout double, so you should...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: KENKEN

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Each row and each column must contain the numbers 1 through 6 without repeating. 2. The numbers within the heavily outlined boxes, called cages, must combine using the given operation ( in any order) to produce the target numbers in...

5/8/2026: WEEKEND WATCHING: YESTERDAY’S UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD

YESTERDAY’S UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: AIMING FOR DEEPER TIES

Mexico’s largest trade mission to Canada in recent memory begins ahead of review of North American free- trade pact

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: Canadian tech star PointClickCare has contingency plan to move to U. S. if trade war worsens

One of Canada’s largest homegrown technology companies, PointClickCare Technologies Inc., has drawn up a contingency plan to relocate to the United States if the trade war between the two countries escalates to the point that it harms its...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: Housing agency to add new measures to better reflect homebuilding

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. will change its monthly housing starts report to add earlier indicators of homebuilding activity in an attempt to better reflect market sentiment. The change is occurring as the yearslong housing slump exposes holes...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: Ottawa grants $ 464- million to retool Ford auto plant for trucks

The federal government is giving $ 464.5- million to Ford Motor Co. to refit the automaker’s plant in Oakville, Ont., to make heavy- duty pickup trucks. The factory west of Toronto, which has been closed for retooling since 2024, will employ 1,800...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: Sherritt halts operations in Cuba, three directors step down

Canadian miner Sherritt International Corp. is suspending its operations in Cuba and three directors have stepped down after the United States expanded sanctions on the communist Caribbean island. The Donald Trump administration has been ratcheting up...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: U. S. trade court rules against Trump’s latest 10% global tariffs

U. S. trade court rules against Trump’s latest 10% global tariffs

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: BCE reports drop in profit, higher revenue in first quarter

Bell Canada parent company BCE Inc. reported higher revenue but lower net earnings in the quarter as promotional activity on mobile plans continued across the sector. The telecom, media and technology company posted revenue of $ 6.1- billion in its...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: Auto tariffs cost U. S. automakers $ 12.5- billion last year: report

President Donald Trump’s tariffs cost automakers in the United States US$ 12.5- billion on Canadian and Mexican cars and auto parts in 2025, according to Michiganbased consultancy Anderson Economic Group. The amount, tallied using U. S. Census Bureau...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: The employment rate of Canadian teenagers is in free fall

The job market for Canadian youth has been lacklustre for years. And the younger the job seeker, the worse it gets. For those 15 to 19, the employment rate – the percentage of the population that is working – has plunged by nearly nine percentage...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: CRTC warns Bell that new $ 40 handling fee may not be allowed

The country’s telecom regulator has warned that BCE Inc.’ s Bell Canada’s devicehandling fee, introduced in recent days, may not be allowed under its new policy, which bans telecoms from charging fees related to switching and activation. In recent...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: Finance Minister pitches digital trade mission to showcase Canada’s fintech capabilities

Finance Minister François- Philippe Champagne has proposed holding a digital trade mission to pitch Canada’s payments and fintech companies to global markets as Ottawa reroutes trade partnerships. Mr. Champagne pitched the mission to a room of...

5/8/2026: REPORT ON BUSINESS: EU MUST FULFILL U. S. TRADE DEAL BY JULY 4 OR FACE HIGHER TARIFFS, TRUMP SAYS

U. S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would give the European Union until July 4 to implement trade deal commitments before he raises tariffs on EU goods including cars to “much higher levels.” Mr. Trump said in a Truth Social post that he...

5/8/2026: OPINION & ANALYSIS: Loblaw could be Canada’s grocery landlord

While we often think about retail competition in terms of price and variety, real estate is the real core Rachel Wasserman is a fellow at the Canadian Anti- Monopoly Project and Social Capital Partners and the founder of Wasserman Business...

5/8/2026: OPINION & ANALYSIS: What’s the weapon that can reopen the Strait of Hormuz? The economy

The United States and Iran have discovered that their most powerful weapon is not military, but economic. Each can stop the other side’s oil from moving through the Strait of Hormuz. That should be advantage America because, as I’ll explain in a...

5/8/2026: OPINION & ANALYSIS: New condo at site of deadly Florida collapse finds no buyers

The fifth anniversary of the deadly collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside, Fla., is around the corner and the new luxury development built in its place has not sold a single unit since its sales process launched more than a...

5/8/2026: OPINION & ANALYSIS: Data collection on private credit exposure is lacking, watchdog says

FSB finds that private credit data available to authorities in Canada lags behind other countries The global financial stability watchdog is warning that Canada is lacking key data needed for oversight of the private credit market as concerns mount...

5/8/2026: OPINION & ANALYSIS: MAPLE LEAF FOODS ADDS FREIGHT SURCHARGES AS MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT INCREASES COSTS

Maple Leaf Foods Inc. is passing on fuel price increases to its customers as the conflict in the Middle East remains volatile. “Geopolitical developments, including the conflict involving Iran, are affecting energy markets and increasing...

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: Investors are using AI to gain a trading edge

Technology lets people sift through unstructured information, including jazz solos, for trading insights Where most people see market noise, Brian Ingram hears jazz. When the New York- based hedge- fund- manager- turnedentrepreneur was trying to find...

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: AI may be where the best opportunities for a retire- early lifestyle lie

Ten years ago, the biggest threat to tech jobs was outsourcing, and as a software developer, I worried about being replaced by an engineer working remotely in a developing country earning $ 5 an hour. Today, even the $ 5- an- hour engineers are in...

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: Still a long way for bond yields to drop before fixed mortgage rates fall, experts say

Markets are showing optimism about a U. S. proposal to end its war with Iran this week, and bond yields dropped quickly in reaction. But mortgage brokers say they’ll have to fall even further before fixed mortgage rates decrease. The Canada five- year...

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: Consider these quality stocks from overlooked sectors in Canada

NUMBER CRUNCHER Head of North American research at Trading Central in Ottawa WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR? The S& P/ TSX Composite is heavily concentrated in energy and basic materials, which together account for roughly 30 per cent of the index. With...

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: EYE ON EQUITIES

CENOVUS ENERGY ( CVE- TSX) CLOSE $ 38.84, DOWN 65¢ While Raymond James analyst Michael Barth emphasized “momentum persists” for Cenovus Energy Inc., he lowered his rating for its shares to “outperform” from “strong buy” owing to valuation concerns....

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: Change saved Canadians thousands of calls to CRA

The Canada Revenue Agency received around 226,000 fewer calls this tax season thanks to a single change to its website enabling taxpayers to reset their log- in credentials online. The agency celebrated the improvement after a relatively glitch- free...

5/8/2026: GLOBE INVESTOR: Stocks end lower as uncertainty swirls over U. S.- Iran peace talks

Stocks fell on Thursday as investors locked in some recent gains ahead of U. S. and Canadian jobs data, with energy shares among the biggest decliners. The S& P/ TSX Composite Index ended down 125.20 points, or 0.4 per cent, at 33,856.62, after...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Collision course

Flyers left wing Alex Bump, left, and Carolina Hurricanes defenceman Jaccob Slavin battle during Game 3 of their second- round series at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia on Thursday. For the game story, go to GLOBESPORTS.COM

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Get to know the Toronto Tempo: A fan guide for the team’s Friday season- opener

The Toronto Tempo will make their long- awaited debut in the Women’s National Basketball Association on Friday, ushering in a new era for women’s pro sports in Canada. The expansion club will take on the Washington Mystics, the first real test for...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Canadiens try to sharpen up ahead of Game 2 against Sabres

The Montreal Canadiens had high hopes that the extra time and space afforded to them by the Buffalo Sabres – in stark contrast to the clogged- up neutral zone on offer against the Tampa Bay Lightning – would finally see Cole Caufield get back to his...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Canada’s Sinclair, De Rosario look back at stellar careers

Sinclair laments not stopping to appreciate more moments in her history- making journey Reflecting on a career that saw her score a world- record 190 goals in 331 international appearances, former Canada captain Christine Sinclair has few...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Kathryn Reilly fine tunes her French while pursuing a PWHL title

During the Ottawa Charge’s first road trip to Quebec of the 2025- 26 PWHL season, Kathryn Reilly went to an Indigo bookstore. Joined by a couple of her teammates, the rookie defender who hails from Richmond, B. C., took to the Canadian retailer in...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Cuban buys into CEBL’s Brampton Badgers

Cuban’s relationship with Honey Badgers’ owner and CEO opened the door to billionaire entrepreneur buying stake in the team A Shark has entered the Honey Badger den. Billionaire entrepreneur and former Dallas Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban has...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Jays fever helping feed Toronto youth leagues

Baseball administrators say they witnessed similar interest after Toronto’s World Series wins in 1992 and 1993 The Toronto Blue Jays were still in the midst of an explosive World Series run last October when the e- mails from eager parents started...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Sinner lends his voice to protests over prize money at French Open, awaits response from Wimbledon

The top tennis players are already upset they’re not receiving a bigger share of tournament revenues at the French Open. Now they’re hoping Wimbledon and the U. S. Open respond to their demands, according to Jannik Sinner. Fellow No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka...

5/8/2026: SPORTS: Almost 4,000 tickets to Canada’s World Cup opener become available to fans

Almost 4,000 tickets to Team Canada’s first World Cup match in Toronto are available on the tournament’s official ticket site, with more than 2,500 also on sale to the team’s second match, in Vancouver, after FIFA released thousands of more seats this...

5/8/2026: BIRTH AND DEATH NOTICES: IOC lifts ban on Belarusian athletes

The International Olympic Committee on Thursday lifted all restrictions on Belarusian athletes, clearing the way for their return to international competitions, including qualifiers for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, it said in a statement. The IOC...

5/8/2026: OBITUARIES: LITERARY MATCHMAKER IMPROVED THE PROSPECTS OF AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS

Working with high- profile authors such as John Irving, Robert Munsch and Guy Vanderhaeghe, he balanced business with the art of creation Upon first meeting literary agent Dean Cooke in 1992, Canadian novelist Guy Vanderhaeghe made a weak pitch about...

5/8/2026: REAL ESTATE: Nova Scotia captain’s home seeks a new skipper

On a quest to find out more of her family history, Ann Marie Monk found the home of her seafaring great- great grandfather – and bought it

5/8/2026: REAL ESTATE: West of Toronto, high- end realtors sense a more animated market

After a long span of inertia, some high- priced waterfront real estate has recently changed hands in the town of Oakville, Ont. The transactions near the stretch of Lake Ontario between Toronto and Niagara may signal that the lengthy impasse between...

5/8/2026: REAL ESTATE: Builders welcome rollback of Metro Vancouver’s development charges

Decision described as ‘ a meaningful step’ that will help projects on the cusp of going to market On April 15, developers in British Columbia scored a big win when the Metro Vancouver Regional District agreed to roll back and reduce its development...

5/8/2026: REAL ESTATE: Stymied last summer, suburban Calgary home sellers regroup for March sale

37 Thomas St. NW, Langdon, Alta. LANGDON Asking price: $ 799,900 ( February, 2026) Previous asking prices: $ 799,900 ( October, 2025); $ 824,900 ( September, 2025); $ 839,900 ( August, 2025); $ 849,900 ( June, 2025) Selling price: $ 800,000 ( March,...

5/8/2026: REAL ESTATE: Buyer raises a stink over high- rise with no garbage chutes

Hauling your own trash down an elevator isn’t commonplace for tall multifamily buildings, but high costs and tight spaces may be to blame Most people don’t want to think about garbage too much, but new residents in a downtown Toronto condominium have...

5/8/2026: REAL ESTATE: Luxury condos to sprout from a restored 1930s auto showroom

The building will be an homage in cast stone and brick, with plenty of archways The Pierce- Arrow automobile was built in Buffalo from 1901 to 1938. Early in the company’s history, it made the decision to build large, luxury automobiles with...

5/8/2026: HOME OF THE WEEK: Captain’s 1881 home boasts Wedgwood blue walls with a wedding cake frieze

Property on the Annapolis River was transformed into bed and breakfast called A Seafaring Maiden 5287 Granville Rd. GRANVILLE FERRY, N . S . Asking price: $ 789,000 Taxes: N/ A Lot size: 0.38 acres Agent: Paula Hafting, Re/ Max Banner Real...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: Avenue Road luxury condo includes ‘mega’ outdoor space

1717 Avenue Rd., Lph 3, Toronto BEDFORD PARK-NORTOWN Asking price: $ 3,295,000 ( April, 2026) Selling price: $ 3,125,000 ( April, 2026) Previous selling price: $ 2,017,231 ( November, 2011) Taxes: $ 15,911 ( 2025) Days on the market: Five...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: Fiveplex finds a buyer at $ 245,000 under asking price

31 Alma Ave., Toronto LITTLE PORTUGAL Asking price: $ 2,795,000 ( March, 2026) Selling price: $ 2.55- million ( March, 2026) Previous selling prices: $ 1.2- million ( April, 2017); $ 460,000 ( August, 2002) Taxes: $ 11,643 ( 2025) Days on the...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: Price cut on Scarborough townhouse creates opening for second bidder

2791 Eglinton Ave. E., No. 527, Toronto EGLINTON EAST THE ACTION This three- bedroom townhouse was listed for sale last fall with an asking price under $ 690,000, in line with what similar stacked townhouses in the area around Eglinton Avenue and...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: Seller opts for realistic pricing strategy and logs a quick sale

88 Prust Ave., Toronto SOUTH RIVERDALE Asking price: $ 1.4- million ( March, 2026) Selling price: $ 1.37- million ( March, 2026) Previous selling price: $ 545,000 ( October, 2009) Taxes: $ 6,440 ( 2025) Days on the market: Four Listing agent:...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: Ask on King West loft rolled back to find an elusive buyer

700 King St., W., Ph13, Toronto KING STREET WEST Asking price: $ 659,000 ( December, 2025) Previous asking prices: $ 699,000 ( October, 2025); $ 749,000 ( September, 2025); $ 789,000 ( July, 2025) Selling price: $ 641,000 ( January, 2026) Previous...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: CMHC data: Newly built condos in Vancouver are too pricey to sell

More than 81 per cent of unsold units in the city are priced at higher than $ 1- million Unsold, unoccupied and unaffordable. That’s the situation for most of the condo inventory that has been recently built, is currently for sale, and has not sold in...

5/8/2026: DONE DEALS: End- unit townhouse sells to lone offer after slow price decline

DONE DEAL 3009 156 St., No. 50, WhiteRock, B.C. WHITE ROCK Asking price: $ 1,039,000 ( Dec. 15) Previous asking prices: $ 1,049,000 ( Nov. 3); $ 1,065,000 ( Oct. 27) Selling price: $ 1,012,500 ( Dec. 31) Days on market: 65 Taxes: $ 4,113.40 ( 2025)...