Are we building the right mix of housing in Canada?

Lease use clauses are very important to both landlords and tenants, especially in the context of shopping centres and other retail properties. Landlords prefer narrow use clauses that give them control over the merchandising mix in order to…

In trying to avoid red tape are we actually over-correcting?

Influence peddlers are shrinking back into the shadows they came from, and that is a good thing.

International trade uncertainty and widespread construction skills shortage creating perfect storm for escalating project costs.

U.S. clamps down on foreign investment in real estate near "strategic locations."  

St. Catharines and Welland take different approaches to put developers on the fast track.

Canada’s green building industry is evolving, and LEED certification is once again proving that it can too

The judge concluded that the Indemnifier was not merely a guarantor, but a primary debtor.

David Crombie liked to say that we don’t need regional governance in the Greater Toronto Area as we already have it: it’s called the Province of Ontario. In his eye, a benevolent provincial government with almost limitless constitutional…