Woman Injured, Two Cats Killed in Silver Spring Apartment Fire
A fire on the eighth floor of a Silver Spring apartment injured a woman and killed two cats, with officials noting the blaze started in a closet and the cause remains unknown.
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Landlords Ask Council to Speed Up Evictions, Sparking Dispute
Landlords are pressing the D.C. council to pass two bills to accelerate evictions, a move opposed by housing advocates. The council is reviewing eviction reforms after prior legislation slowed the process.
Brad Bradford proposes tax cut, experts warn of revenue shortfall
Brad Bradford proposes cutting a key cash source to tackle the housing crisis, while experts warn Toronto must find extra revenue for essential services.
94 Senior Housing Units Sold Privately in Repentigny
A transaction sold 94 senior housing units in Repentigny's Résidence de la Rive‑Nord to private owners without Quebec government approval.
94 Senior Social Housing Units Sold to Private Buyers in Repentigny
94 senior social housing units in Repentigny were sold to private buyers without Quebec government approval.
Brandon Homeless Count Drops, Advocates Say Many Missed
The 2026 Brandon homeless count reported lower numbers, but advocates say the snapshot likely misses many unsheltered individuals.
Winnipeg Tenants Protest $500 Rent Hike After Upgrades
Two Winnipeg tenants were informed of a $500 monthly rent increase linked to cosmetic upgrades, which they deem unjustified and feel forces them to consider moving.
Landlords Urge D.C. Council to Speed Up Evictions
Landlords are pressing the D.C. council to pass two bills that would speed up evictions, while housing advocates argue the changes would hurt tenants.
94 Senior Social Housing Units Sold Privately in Repentigny
Ninety‑four senior housing units in Repentigny were privately sold without the required government authorization.
Winter Encampments Grow as Montreal Homeless Face Cold
Encampments of homeless individuals are growing in Montreal as winter approaches, amid limited shelter capacity and unfulfilled election promises.
Toronto Hospital Network Expands Housing Program for Homeless Patients
The Toronto hospital network will expand its permanent housing program for homeless patients to reduce emergency department visits. The existing program already assists homeless patients who often rely on emergency care.
Small Toronto Businesses Set Priorities for Next Mayor
Toronto’s small businesses have identified affordability, safety and tariff navigation as their main priorities for the incoming mayor, speaking out as the mayoral race draws to a close.
94 Senior Housing Units Sold Privately in Repentigny Without Approval
A private buyer purchased 94 senior social housing units in Repentigny without the government approval required by Quebec law.
Kimley‑Horn Holds Tucker Residents Meeting on Northlake Redevelopment
Kimley‑Horn met Tucker residents on Oct. 1 to share survey findings and gather input for the One Northlake mixed‑use project.
Phoenix Home Prices Rise 177% Faster Than Inflation
Phoenix home prices rose 177% faster than inflation, second only to Miami’s 201% increase, according to a new study.
Homeless Camps Expand in Montreal as Winter Approaches
Homeless camps are increasing in Montreal, including on rue Notre-Dame, as winter nears, leading three local groups to urge that promised assistance be put into action.
Fire damages apartment suite on Hendon Avenue, no injuries
A fire in a high‑rise on Hendon Avenue damaged one apartment suite, but no injuries were reported.
Mayoral hopefuls vow demolition of vacant homes, add addiction housing
Mayoral hopefuls pledged faster demolition of vacant homes, new addiction housing, and limits on councillor spending to tackle housing decay and support those with addictions.
Philadelphia Housing Market Faces Higher Rates, Rising Inventory
Philadelphia saw mortgage rates exceed 7.5% for the first time in a year while housing inventory jumped nearly 18% for the week ending September 27, 2026, offering more homes despite higher borrowing costs.
BHRAGS CEO Announces Permanent Shelter Conversion
BHRAGS’s new CEO plans to turn its Gowanus Canal emergency shelter into a permanent site, citing missing financial and compliance controls after a corruption scandal.
