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Public opinion pollster Nik Nanos from Nanos Research discuss the accuracy of polls and what do the latest polls have to say about an upcoming federal election.
Adam Morke discusses the Capital Gains Tax and why scrapping it could be a good idea.
Financial expert Pattie Lovett-Reid provide tips on what Canadians should be doing during this uncertain times to manage their finances.
Getting More Bang for Your Buck in a Condo Purchase In Toronto’s ever-evolving real estate market, buying a condo is often seen as the go-to entry point for homeownership. But with resale condos averaging around $1,000 per square foot and pre-construction units soaring between $1,400 to $1,600 per square foot, finding an affordable option that still offers ample space can feel like searching for a unicorn. Enter co-ops and co-ownerships—two lesser-known but compelling alternatives that can help you maximize your purchasing power while offering a unique community-based lifestyle.
Ready to buy, but waiting for the perfect moment Toronto’s first-time homebuyers are eager to step into the real estate market, having saved up for their dream homes. However, several factors are causing hesitation in one of Canada’s most dynamic housing markets.
Ford government plans to remove bike lanes on major Toronto streets like Yonge Street. Conservative Party’s proposed to eliminate the GST/HST on new homes under $1 million. City incentivizes the development of purpose-built rental housing, including reducing development charges.
In an effort to address the ongoing issue of “renovictions” — evictions where landlords claim renovations as a reason to displace tenants, only to raise rents later — the City has introduced a proposed bylaw aimed at increasing accountability for landlords undertaking substantial renovations. However, this initiative has sparked significant debate, with questions about its fairness, its impact on rental supply, and whether it will genuinely protect tenants.
A new CRA ruling calls for 13% HST on property value when selling short term rental properties. Toronto proposing strict renovation eviction bylaws, raising concerns for landlords.
