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By taking cash, woman implicitly agreed to settlement with Robert Miller, Quebec judge rules

By leaving the office of Robert Miller's lawyer with $50,000, a woman implicitly agreed to a settlement and her case against the disgraced Montreal billionaire should be tossed out, according to…

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Tenants without heat, hot water for weeks as landlord struggles with repairs at Toronto apartment building

Justin Cowen has been shivering inside his apartment for almost three weeks, boiling water to wash dishes and heading to…

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Ottawa may 'rein in' temporary resident numbers as housing concerns intensify, minister says

Immigration Minister Marc Miller says he'll be scrutinizing the number of international students and other non-permanent residents coming into Canada,…

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Renewing your mortgage at a higher rate? Here's what that could look like

It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual,…

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How technology is helping municipalities crack down on illegal short-term rentals

During what Orest Katolyk calls the "wild west" of short-term rentals — the time before regulations were put in place — bylaw officers…

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Poilievre fires back at Trudeau, says housing is a federal responsibility

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre fired back at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's assertion that housing is not a primary federal responsibility,…

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Government extends ban on foreign buying of Canadian housing

Politics·NewSome foreign nationals will continue to be banned from buying Canadian housing, as the federal government extends the expiration of…

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Trudeau says feds aren't primarily responsible for housing, but how responsible are they?

Amid rising housing prices and a shortage of housing supply, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said responsibility on the matter lays…

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Trudeau announces $2 billion to support B.C. plan to build rental homes on under-used public land

The federal government has committed $2 billion to help finance B.C. Builds, a new program aimed at constructing thousands of…

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