As CMHC reports record rental supply but 24% turnover rent hikes, Royal York Property Management CEO Nathan Levinson explains ...

The amount you need to put down depends on the purchase price, the type of property you want to buy and your real estate goal. For example, the minimum down payment will vary, depending on if you want ...

Who can buy property in Canada? Foreigners can buy real estate in Canada, but there are some important considerations and regulations to be aware of. In 2022, Canada introduced a ban on foreign buyers ...

Investing in property, whether in the form of a rental property, commercial real estate or indirect real estate investments offering real estate exposure to investors without owning a property ...

A property developer in Canada said bankers pulled out of financing a new building because of a landmark court ruling that ...

Canada has introduced a new law banning foreigners from buying residential property until 2025 – however, this will not apply to South Africans migrating to the North American nation. The ban on ...

David Schwartz, with contributions from Walter Chan, analyses recent developments in Canadian IP law, including the impact of the implementation of international treaties and free-trade agreements and ...

The last 15 months saw several bubbles burst, starting with the tech bubble at the start of 2022, with the crypto bubble following suit. The rising interest rate caused the bubble to burst. The most ...

Walmart Canada says it's getting rid of property controls relating to retail competition across the country. The move comes as Canada's competition watchdog is investigating the use of the restrictive ...

Canada’s strength lies in the openness and interconnectedness of its research and innovation ecosystems. Turning that ...

Innovation — the discovery of ways to get more value from limited resources — is critically important for both society’s health and material standard of living. A widely held view is that there would ...

On December 11, 2025, the Court of King's Bench for Saskatchewan (the "Court") granted an order (the "ARIO") that, among other things, extended the protection under the Companies' Creditors ...