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Ontario Needs A Two-Year Holiday From DCs — And It's "Not A Pipe Dream"

A two-year holiday from development charges would give governments time to work on devising a new equitable and predictable system to pay for growth.

Policy

The Federal Election Housing Ballot: Liberals Vs. Conservatives

In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.

Taxes

Could Poilievre’s Capital Gains Tax Break ‘Shut Young Canadians Out Of The Market’?

Proposed on Sunday, the policy aims to strengthen the Canadian economy by deferring the capital gains tax when profits are reinvested into Canadian businesses and assets.

Taxes

Poilievre Pledges To Waive GST On New Homes Under $1.3M

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre says this will save Canadians up to $65,000 and benefit the middle class in pricier cities like Toronto and Vancouver.

Hoping To Buy Or Sell This Year? This Developer Can Demystify The Market

Amid an uncertain market, this established developer is doing more than just building houses — they’re helping hopeful Canadians move forward in their real estate journeys with confidence.

Taxes

Mark Carney Reaffirms Pledge To Eliminate GST For First-Time Homebuyers

The newly-minted Prime Minister reaffirmed his pledge to eliminate the sales tax for first-time buyers on Thursday — a move he says will save Canadians up to $50,000 when buying a new home.

Taxes

Is The Capital Gains Tax Hike Officially “Dead In The Water”?

“I think this trade war probably was the last nail in the coffin to say we cannot push this capital gains inclusion rate forward.”

Taxes

US To Double Tariffs On Canadian Steel, Aluminum Imports Effective Wednesday

The US is already imposing a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, set to go into effect tomorrow, and that could be increased to 50% for Canadian imports.

Bank of canada to drop interest rate as tariffs go into effect.

Economy

BMO Forecasts Interest Rate To Drop To 2% By July As Tariffs Go Into Effect

Economists with BMO are calling for quarter-point cuts at the Bank of Canada’s next four meetings as it braces for a trade war.

Taxes

What The Big Banks Are Saying About Tariffs, Interest Rates, And Housing

To what degree Trump will follow through on his tariff threat is unclear, but economists with Canada’s ‘Big Five’ banks are warning of the far-reaching impacts.

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Our Next Political Leaders Must "Take A Serious Swing At The Housing Crisis"

With both provincial and federal elections looming, we can't lose sight of the fact we need to pick political leaders that are going to embrace bold new ideas and tackle the housing crunch.

Taxes

Toronto Passes 6.9% Property Tax Hike, Turns Down Tariff Relief In 2025 Budget

The finalized 2025 budget is comprised of a $18.8-billion operating budget and $59.6-billion capital plan.

Opinion

Op-Ed: Ontario Needs To Tackle Punishing Taxes to Turbocharge Housing Supply

Tackling taxes and fees is the first step to increasing housing supply and ensuring more families and individuals can achieve the dream of homeownership. That’s why TRREB has launched FairHomeTaxes.ca to fight for lower taxes on Ontario homes, writes President Elechia Barry-Sproule.

Taxes

Ontario Needs A Two-Year Holiday From DCs — And It's "Not A Pipe Dream"

A two-year holiday from development charges would give governments time to work on devising a new equitable and predictable system to pay for growth.

The Federal Election Housing Ballot: Liberals Vs. Conservatives

In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.

Could Poilievre’s Capital Gains Tax Break ‘Shut Young Canadians Out Of The Market’?

Proposed on Sunday, the policy aims to strengthen the Canadian economy by deferring the capital gains tax when profits are reinvested into Canadian businesses and assets.

Poilievre Pledges To Waive GST On New Homes Under $1.3M

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre says this will save Canadians up to $65,000 and benefit the middle class in pricier cities like Toronto and Vancouver.

Hoping To Buy Or Sell This Year? This Developer Can Demystify The Market

Amid an uncertain market, this established developer is doing more than just building houses — they’re helping hopeful Canadians move forward in their real estate journeys with confidence.

Mark Carney Reaffirms Pledge To Eliminate GST For First-Time Homebuyers

The newly-minted Prime Minister reaffirmed his pledge to eliminate the sales tax for first-time buyers on Thursday — a move he says will save Canadians up to $50,000 when buying a new home.

Is The Capital Gains Tax Hike Officially “Dead In The Water”?

“I think this trade war probably was the last nail in the coffin to say we cannot push this capital gains inclusion rate forward.”

US To Double Tariffs On Canadian Steel, Aluminum Imports Effective Wednesday

The US is already imposing a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, set to go into effect tomorrow, and that could be increased to 50% for Canadian imports.

BMO Forecasts Interest Rate To Drop To 2% By July As Tariffs Go Into Effect

Economists with BMO are calling for quarter-point cuts at the Bank of Canada’s next four meetings as it braces for a trade war.

What The Big Banks Are Saying About Tariffs, Interest Rates, And Housing

To what degree Trump will follow through on his tariff threat is unclear, but economists with Canada’s ‘Big Five’ banks are warning of the far-reaching impacts.

7 Housing-Related Tax Incentives You Should Know About As Tax Season Starts

Today is the first day to file your 2024 tax return online ahead of the April 30th deadline.

Our Next Political Leaders Must "Take A Serious Swing At The Housing Crisis"

With both provincial and federal elections looming, we can't lose sight of the fact we need to pick political leaders that are going to embrace bold new ideas and tackle the housing crunch.

Toronto Passes 6.9% Property Tax Hike, Turns Down Tariff Relief In 2025 Budget

The finalized 2025 budget is comprised of a $18.8-billion operating budget and $59.6-billion capital plan.

Op-Ed: Ontario Needs To Tackle Punishing Taxes to Turbocharge Housing Supply

Tackling taxes and fees is the first step to increasing housing supply and ensuring more families and individuals can achieve the dream of homeownership. That’s why TRREB has launched FairHomeTaxes.ca to fight for lower taxes on Ontario homes, writes President Elechia Barry-Sproule.

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Taxes

A two-year holiday from development charges would give governments time to work on devising a new equitable and predictable system to pay for growth.

In less than a month, Canadians will elect a new prime minister. Here's how the two most viable candidates for the job plan to tackle one of the nation's most pressing issues: the housing crisis.

Proposed on Sunday, the policy aims to strengthen the Canadian economy by deferring the capital gains tax when profits are reinvested into Canadian businesses and assets.

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre says this will save Canadians up to $65,000 and benefit the middle class in pricier cities like Toronto and Vancouver.

Amid an uncertain market, this established developer is doing more than just building houses — they’re helping hopeful Canadians move forward in their real estate journeys with confidence.

The newly-minted Prime Minister reaffirmed his pledge to eliminate the sales tax for first-time buyers on Thursday — a move he says will save Canadians up to $50,000 when buying a new home.

“I think this trade war probably was the last nail in the coffin to say we cannot push this capital gains inclusion rate forward.”

The US is already imposing a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, set to go into effect tomorrow, and that could be increased to 50% for Canadian imports.

Economists with BMO are calling for quarter-point cuts at the Bank of Canada’s next four meetings as it braces for a trade war.

To what degree Trump will follow through on his tariff threat is unclear, but economists with Canada’s ‘Big Five’ banks are warning of the far-reaching impacts.

Today is the first day to file your 2024 tax return online ahead of the April 30th deadline.

​With both provincial and federal elections looming, we can't lose sight of the fact we need to pick political leaders that are going to embrace bold new ideas and tackle the housing crunch.

The finalized 2025 budget is comprised of a $18.8-billion operating budget and $59.6-billion capital plan.

Tackling taxes and fees is the first step to increasing housing supply and ensuring more families and individuals can achieve the dream of homeownership. That’s why TRREB has launched FairHomeTaxes.ca to fight for lower taxes on Ontario homes, writes President Elechia Barry-Sproule.

2025 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

With both provincial and federal elections looming, we can't lose sight of the fact we need to pick political leaders that are going to embrace bold new ideas and tackle the housing crunch.