Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government has promised 500,000 new homes per year. But the big question remains: how?

The Landlord and Tenant Board backlog continues – but one landlord advocacy group is stepping up with a push for real change.

It’s been another quiet month for both the home sales and rental markets, as tariff uncertainty and economic concerns continue to hold activity in check.

The way Canadians get around is slowly changing, and while it might not seem like a big deal yet, it could eventually reshape what renters want in a home.

Unaffordable house prices and strict lending rules mean that an extra 2.2 million people will never buy a home, according to the Building Societies Association.

Agents and landlords now have less than a year to prepare for more frequent tax filing obligations under Making Tax Digital.

The Renters’ Rights Bill could be within just a few weeks of becoming law. We look at the progress it has made in the House of Lords.

Rent prices have ticked up slightly, but trade tensions with the US may slow future gains.