Tag: canada
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The Great Canadian Shift Away From Big Cities Is Accelerating
Canada’s long-running shift toward big-city living appears to have hit a turning point. New population estimates from Statistics Canada (StatCan) show urbanization stalled in 2025 for the first time in decades, as both residents and newcomers increasingly bypass the country’s largest and most expensive metropolitan areas. The data suggests the migration toward smaller cities, towns,…
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Why Alberta Is Still Canada’s Top Migration Magnet Heading Into 2026
Despite higher interest rates and a slower national housing market, Canadians are still moving to Alberta in large numbers heading into 2026. For buyers and renters priced out of Ontario and British Columbia, Alberta continues to stand out as one of the few provinces offering a rare mix of affordability, job opportunities, and lifestyle. This…
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Best Suburbs for a 45-Minute Commute to Union Station
If you work in downtown Toronto but can’t stomach the city’s home prices, you’re not alone. Thousands of commuters are trading small condos for bigger homes in nearby suburbs, without giving up a manageable trip to Union Station. Using GO Transit schedules and average resale prices from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), here…
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Canada Cuts Housing Budget 56% Despite Crisis – PBO Warns CMHC Funding at Risk
Canada’s federal housing strategy just took another major hit. According to a new report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO), Ottawa is set to cut housing spending by 56% over the next few years, even as affordability hits historic lows. The PBO also warns that the CMHC is facing deep funding reductions that could affect…
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Here’s What $1M Homes Look Like Across Canada – November 2025
Curious what 1 million dollars buys in Canada right now? From Toronto condos to Nova Scotia waterfront homes, here’s a cross country snapshot of what 1M homes look like in November 2025.
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35,000 People Left the Greater Toronto Area Last Year – Here’s Where They Moved
New data from CP24 shows that more than 35,000 residents left the Greater Toronto Area last year.With high living costs, rising mortgage payments, and a growing desire for more space, many Ontarians are relocating to nearby regions, and even across the country. Below is a breakdown of the top destinations GTA residents chose in 2024,…
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Domestic Travel Searches in Canada Jump Nearly 20 Percent, Airbnb Data Shows
Airbnb’s latest travel data shows that Canadian searches for domestic Airbnb stays in 2025 have increased by nearly 20 percent compared to the previous year. This rise signals that more Canadians are choosing to travel within the country instead of flying internationally, and it is having a real impact on where people are booking vacation rentals.…
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Canada’s Happiest Big City is in Ontario – What It Costs To Live There
While housing affordability continues to challenge Canadians from coast to coast, one Ontario city is proving that happiness and homeownership can still go hand in hand. According to Leger’s Happy Cities 2025 report, analyzed by Zoocasa, Mississauga ranks as Canada’s happiest large city, and the only major Ontario city with a happiness score above the national average. The study examined…
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Where Are Canadians Moving? Top Migration Trends in 2025
Canada’s internal movement is shifting fast. As housing prices skyrocket and job markets evolve, we’re seeing clear direction in who’s moving, and why. From U‑Haul data to federal migration stats, here’s the latest. 🔍 Migration Trends Shaping Canada in 2025 ✅ Alberta Remains the Biggest Magnet ✅ Nova Scotia and PEI See a Migration Turnaround…
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Ontario’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods: Where the Elite Reside
Ontario is home to some of the most expensive neighborhoods in Canada, attracting wealthy individuals and families from around the world. These neighborhoods offer luxurious homes, top-rated schools, and exclusive amenities that cater to the elite. If you’re looking for a high-end lifestyle, here are Ontario’s most expensive neighborhoods to consider: Forest Hill, Toronto Forest…
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