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WEEK OF February 9, EVENTS WITH JILLIAN KATZENB...

Events for the week of February 9, 2026
2026 RHC Conference – PM Springfest  – BILD Committee cocktail reception – 2026 CMHC Rental Market Survey Breakfast – ARLA General Meeting Luncheon – LandPRO Conference – 2026 BILD Awards Entries Now Open …

Ontario’s housing ...

Ontario’s housing slowdown is a full-blown economic emergency
According to the latest data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts in Ontario declined sharply in 2025
By Dave Wilkes , Special to National Post
Published Feb 04, 2026
New home construction has …

How the other half r...

Despite evident demand, the supply of exclusive, high-end rental units remains limited
By Murtaza Haider and Stephen Moranis
Published Feb 02, 2026
Do luxury and rental housing meet? Of course they do. Luxury rental housing is a relatively small yet critical segment of …

Quebec City might be...

Among the country’s eleven biggest urban areas, Quebec City boasts the fastest economic growth, the lowest crime rate, lowest unemployment rate and least income inequality.
Eric Andrew-Gee, Quebec city
February 7, 2026
Forget ice sculptures, the Château Frontenac and Bonhomme. Set aside the …

Macklem says loss of...

But that’s not the Bank of Canada’s base-case scenario, despite a recent flare up in trade tensions
By Jordan Gowling
Published Feb 06, 2026
The Canadian economy would likely fall into recession if the country loses preferential trade access to the United States …

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“People stay when they feel their homes are cared for and their concerns are taken seriously,” said Hero. “That is how you build long-term stability and strong communities.”