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Listed at $399k in Barrie, Ontario
A Bright and Functional Space This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom, 2-storey condo in Barrie’s Ardagh neighborhood offers 1,000-1,199 square feet of well-designed living space. The open-concept layout connects the living and dining areas seamlessly, with large windows that fill the home with natural light. Bright and airy living space with plenty of natural light. Modern Kitchen Upgrades…
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Listed at $549,999 in Brampton, Ontario
This 1+1 bedroom, 2-bathroom condo is a hidden gem in Brampton’s Goreway Drive Corridor. Spanning 700-799 square feet, the thoughtfully designed layout features 9-foot ceilings, a spacious living and dining area, and a versatile den perfect as an office or guest space. Bright and open living space with modern design. Ideal Location Nestled near Highways…
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Experts predict a 0.25% rate cut from the Bank of Canada on Jan 29 2025
As the new year begins, Canadians are eagerly anticipating the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) first interest rate announcement of 2025. Scheduled for January 29, this update is expected to reveal key insights into the central bank’s strategy to address ongoing economic challenges. Experts are already weighing in on what to expect. Reflecting on the Final…
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Here’s what cities most Canadians are moving to according to U-Haul’s 2024 Growth Index Report
As Canadians continue to relocate in large numbers, U-Haul’s annual Growth Index offers a unique glimpse into the most popular destinations across the country. The report tracks growth based on the net gain or loss of one-way U-Haul equipment rentals, and in 2024, smaller Ontario cities stood out as key relocation hotspots. Ontario: The Economic…
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Cheapest Provinces to Live in Canada with the Best Quality of Life in 2025
When it comes to finding the perfect place to live, Canadians are often looking for the ideal balance of affordability and quality of life. In 2025, provinces like Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Saskatchewan are leading the way as the most budget-friendly regions with excellent living conditions. Whether you’re planning a move or simply…
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27,000 Ontarians packed their bags and moved to Alberta in 2024, setting a new record.
In 2024, Ontario witnessed an unprecedented wave of migration as over 27,000 residents packed their bags and headed west to Alberta. This record-breaking relocation trend has been fueled by the allure of Alberta’s lower cost of living, booming economy, and affordable housing market, leaving many to wonder why so many Ontarians are making the move.…
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Transform Your Empty Parking Spot Into Income with This Revolutionary App for Canadians
If you’ve got an unused parking spot, why let it sit empty? With the new UrParking app, Canadians can now turn those extra spaces into a steady stream of income. This innovative platform connects property owners with drivers in need of parking, making it a win-win for everyone involved. How UrParking Works UrParking simplifies the…
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Toronto’s Unemployment Rate Hits Highest Since Pandemic
Toronto’s unemployment rate surged to 8.1% in November, marking its highest level since January 2022, during the pandemic. This statistic, released by Statistics Canada, reveals that about 379,000 people in Toronto were looking for work last month. It places Toronto’s unemployment rate among the highest in Ontario, only behind Windsor, which has an 8.7% rate.…
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Over Two Million Non-Permanent Residents Leave Canada by 2026 as Part of Its “Immigration Reset”
As part of its plan to curb population growth, the Canadian government has set a target to reduce the number of non-permanent residents (NPRs) over the next two years. This comes after a massive surge in immigration following the pandemic. Over two million non-permanent residents are expected to leave the country by 2026 as their…
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Canada’s Rental Prices Drop: Key Insights from Rentals.ca December 2024 Rent Report
In November 2024, Canada’s residential rental market experienced a notable decline, with asking rents falling to a 15-month low of $2,139. This marks a 1.6% decrease compared to the previous year, following a 1.2% drop in October. Despite this decline, rents in Canada are still higher than two or three years ago, reflecting long-term growth…
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