Archive 1997-2016
A new report from consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers and non-profit think-tank Urban Land Institute has highlighted how homebuyers who are increasingly choosing to live downtown instead of in the suburbs are affecting the Canadian real estate market.
Ottawa’s Franco-Ontarian community is once again calling for the City of Ottawa to become officially bilingual.
Knowing your financial options is always important, and that doesn’t stop once you retire.
Eighteen new trees will be planted along Wellington Street in front of the Parliament Buildings in the spring to replace 18 elm trees removed by the National Capital Commission in October.