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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honours survivors and raises awareness about their experiences. It's a symbol of Canada's commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous communities. Wearing orange shirts on this day symbolizes respect for survivors and raises awareness about residential schools. May this day inspire a future where every voice is heard, and every spirit…

Toronto’s housing market had its busiest July in 4-yr, with GTA home sales ↑ ~11% yearly. Despite the surge in sales, prices ↓, with the avg selling price ↓ 5.5% yearly to ~$1.05M. TRREB says more households are finding affordable ways to buy, though high borrowing costs remain a challenge. Meanwhile, new home sales have…

Home sales hit their strongest July in years, showing a clear rebound in buyer activity. Lower borrowing costs and more listings are pulling buyers back into the market. Inventory is climbing, giving buyers more choice across all property types. Prices are slightly softer, keeping the market competitive for those ready to act.

Toronto condo prices rose 24% since 2019, but growth is slowing sharply now. New condo prices nudged up just 0.1% in Q2 2025—almost flat citywide.

Toronto is Canada’s third most liveable city with an estimated score near 90. Diverse culture, world-class universities, and major events define its vibrant lifestyle. Healthcare issues and traffic congestion reduced its global rank from 12th to 16th. New infrastructure like the Ontario Line aims to relieve urban strain. Perfect for professionals wanting cultural richness and…

Toronto has a record number of homes in the development pipeline—enough to meet future demand. City received proposals for ~855,000 residential units, the largest pipeline to date. 86% of proposed homes not yet built; condos dominate, 15% are purpose-built rentals. Pipeline could house 1.04M more people, but economic barriers and construction pace are concerns. City…