Housing News

Investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly fire at a Collingwood apartment building that claimed at least one life and left dozens of residents wondering what to do next.

The Prince Edward Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission has set the maximum allowable annual rent increase at one per cent effective Jan. 1.

No injuries were reported after fire ripped through a home in Alnwick-Haldimand Township on Monday afternoon. Around 3 p.m., township firefighters responded to a structure fire on West Road, which is located north of Hwy. 401 between Cobourg and Grafton. Flames were seen in the rooftop of a home that was under renovations at the...

Some homeless couples and their advocates say there are few shelter spaces in B.C. specifically for them and it's a barrier to getting them indoors. They say the answer is more permanent, secure housing so couples can live together long term.

Hydro substation at Main Street West and Stroud is used to supply electricity to McMaster University and the surrounding area.

A 15-storey highrise is proposed for 22 Weber St. W. in Kitchener.

A first-year Western University student who arrived in London, Ont., from Saskatchewan had a rental agreement cancelled last minute by a landlord who said she didn't like her tattoos, in an act one lawyer said could result in a small-claims court action.

A house fire believed to have been caused by unattended cooking has left a St. Vital area home with fire, smoke and water damage.

Find out what's behind the housing crisis and how the parties are planning to address it.

A project that would see a community of 92 tiny homes constructed for unhoused Fredericton residents was approved by the city’s Planning Advisory Committee last week – and it’s already garnering a big buzz. Travis Fortnum reports.

It’s believed to be the first time the province has intervened in a Property Assessment Appeal Board decision.

More than one hundred people gathered in Grand Parade, in front of Halifax’s City Hall, on Saturday morning to show their support for those without a home and to make a call for action.

David McDonald and Kim Cormier met by chance, but their friendship has endured. Now McDonald is awaiting delivery of his new home — a place to call his own after years of rotten luck.