Vancouver-area home prices could drop 15 per cent due to ...
CityNews Vancouver-11 hours ago
A credit rating agency outlines modelling showing how the pandemic could impact house prices. Vancouver-area homes could see a decline of ...
Housing prices should remain stable across Canada despite ...
CTV News-Apr. 14, 2020
The aggregate value of a Canadian home would come to $653,800. ... The aggregate price of a home in Canada climbed 4.4 per cent ... but that expected growth had to be revised due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ... Home searches on real estate websites dropped more than 20 per cent, home showings ...
Summer revival of pandemic-ravaged Canadian real estate ...
Straight.com-Apr. 16, 2020
On April 15, the Canadian Real Estate Association released a report indicating that home sales last month dropped by 14.3 percent compared ...
Canadians divided over making COVID-19 vaccine mandatory ...
DiscoverHumboldt.com-Apr. 28, 2020
While that doesn't mean only 60 per cent would get the vaccine ... for a mandatory vaccine given the scale and scope of the pandemic. ... The majority (58 per cent) felt they would be comfortable allowing in-home ... And only 15 per cent said they would not be comfortable returning to their own workplaces.
Wage subsidy program to help fund faith as congregations ...
DiscoverHumboldt.com-Apr. 26, 2020
Priests would take a 30 per cent cut to their own salaries. The parishes, like many other houses of worship, have had donations dry up due to the pandemic, ... with first payments, retroactive to March 15, expected to arrive by the end of ... the revenue-drop benchmarks needed to access the wage subsidy ...
The latest developments on COVID-19 in Canada
DiscoverHumboldt.com-Apr. 27, 2020
12:15 p.m. ... Ontario will become the latest province today to present its plan for gradually ... the virus, with the majority of the deaths occurring in nursing homes. ... That brings the total of cases in the province to 14,856, a 2.9 per cent ... their mental health has worsened due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Liberals, Bloc, NDP, Greens approve once-a-week sittings in ...
DiscoverHumboldt.com-Apr. 21, 2020
Liberals, Bloc, NDP, Greens approve once-a-week sittings in House of Commons ... The in-person sitting will allow opposition MPs two hours and 15 minutes ... to re-open today despite the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to an impasse ... Marie-Claude Bibeau says Canadians could see higher prices and less ...
'This is not a good sign': Toronto housing price surge ...
Financial Post-Feb. 11, 2020
TORONTO — Canadian home prices will likely expand this year at “their fastest ... Condo prices increased 15 per cent from a year ago, to $630,047. ... a slower rate — in the Greater Vancouver Area, due in part to declining inventories, ... WatchHousing prices could fall 14% in Canada's biggest city by 2022 ...
COVID-19 could derail recovery of real-estate market in ...
Straight.com-Mar. 18, 2020
Sat; 15°C ... The housing market could be in for a rough ride because of the ... for the year and then probably a bit of a decline in home prices as well,” he said. ... were also 36.9 percent higher than the number of homes sold in January, ... of both sides of the story,” Smith related in a phone interview with the ...
On the Street: Island housing prices up 3% to $517100
Times Colonist-Dec. 4, 2019
The benchmark price of a single-family home in the Vancouver ... Active listings of apartments increased by 15 per cent (319 to 368) year over year while townhouse inventory dropped by 31 per cent (177 to 123). ... that seek to ensure all employees can reach their full potential in the ... Read Related Topics.
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