Fewer Calgary offices are sitting empty than in the past two years, according to a new report from commercial real estate services and investment firm
CBRE says the data suggests no office projects broke ground at the beginning of 2024, a first in many years, giving office markets a chance to catch their breath after a tumultuous post-pandemic period. Multi-floor tenants looking to move are especially limited, with few options available in Calgary over 50,000 sq. ft. Kwong said getting people back to working from their offices more days a week and companies hiring more staff would make the biggest difference.
The B.C. government has proposed new tenancy protections designed to prevent some "unfair rent increases" and "bad-faith evictions," officials announced Tuesday.Residents of CRAB Park faced a delay in returning to their designated sheltering area this week as cleanup crews were apparently met with worse conditions than expected.A man and a woman from B.C.
A Toronto-area cop has been temporarily demoted after entering a peace bond on allegations of domestic assault and admitting to mocking a man in custody who was suffering from mental health issues.After a stretch of dry weather through the Easter long weekend, Southwestern Quebec is bracing for snow this week. Montreal could see more than 10 centimetres of accumulation.
Special weather statement issued as early spring storm brings strong winds, rain and potential significant snow