Regina can now brag that its economy is the best among Canada’s major cities, according to new rankings published by CIBC. Regina was the best city in Canada economically in 2008 as measured by the …

The rate of police-reported motor vehicle theft decreased 9% in 2007, the fourth consecutive annual decline. The rate peaked in 1996, and has been generally dropping since. According to police and insurance companies, reasons for this decline include the …

Some 440,000 homes are expected to change hands in Canada this year, according to a new housing forecast by ReMax. The realtor says that total would represent a decrease of 15 per cent from record levels …

Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver remain the destinations of choice for many newcomers; however, this trend is slowly changing.  In 2007, cities outside the three above-mentioned received close to one third of Canada’s 236,000 new immigrants.

A …

A real estate finance expert at UBC’s Sauder School of Business is predicting that home values in most of Canada’s urban centres are about to plunge.

A new study shows homes in most urban centres except …

Western Canada is on the verge of a housing slump with almost every major city suffering from inflated market prices, according to a new study by a pair of Merril Lynch Canada economists.

The report shows …

Contractors’ selling prices in May for new homes increased modestly — the slowest rate of increase in nearly six years, Statistics Canada said Friday. This is a continuing trend that started in September 2006, due mainly to …

A fresh flood of homes on the market sent resale listings to their second consecutive record level in May, while sales activity and price gains both cooled. There were 54,029 new listings of resale housing units …