Moose Jaw’s iconic and heroic mascot won an international Moose war and provided a $7 million marketing boost to the city

Melissa Carson – who donated hundreds of home-made meals to truckers during the pandemic lockdown – honoured in Saskatchewan’s largest business awards

Manitoba Crime Stoppers site lists tools, ATVs, even tractors stolen from rural properties with many of the crimes unsolved after more than three years

Saskatchewan building a stake in unique resource sector that is vital to modern technology, and currently dominated by China

June cottage sales were double the pace of a year earlier with multiple bids seen at some popular lakefront destinations

The price of gold has increased 30 per cent so far this year, but farmland has traditionally proven the best investment over the long term because of a steady income stream

No oil drilling rigs have been working in Saskatchewan since mid-March. The only rig working in July was drilling for helium

Flin Flon’s 92-year old mine is closing, but Hudbay confirms plans to restart the New Britannia gold mill at Snow Lake

Properties will be valued and taxed as if it’s 2018, not reflecting the lower prices on some due to the pandemic, tax expert says

Three-year court battle ends in decision that city’s ‘impact fees’ were an invalid tax on residential development

Regina’s home prices are less than a third that of Vancouver but prices in the Saskatchewan capital will increase faster this year, forecast says

But ban on commercial evictions remains in place for those landlords who don’t tap into government aid package

Province has more than $62 million available for CRE rental assistance under share of federal program, but some landlords say they already have private rent relief plans in ...

Saskatchewan is considering small nuclear reactors to provide instant zero-emission power anywhere in the province. But it’s a tough sell.

Five of the 10 largest construction projects underway in Canada are in the west, according to a May survey published by Daily Commercial News. The biggest western ...

With a 5 per cent vacancy rate and a steady construction pace, Saskatchewan’s capital city is seeing an improving industrial sector

City's industrial sector drawing developers – but don’t expect a rush of speculative construction

Multimillion dollar helium purification plant is being built on the Saskatchewan-Alberta border

The COVID-19 crisis has created risk and the result could be higher capitalization rates on commercial real estate in Canada, according to Scott Bowden, managing director ...

Many outfitters and fishing lodges in Northern Manitoba have cancelled their bookings this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Lodge owner Jerry Dunlop said he had to ...

A week after announcing a $7.5 billion, two-year capital plan to stimulate Saskatchewan’s hard-hit economy post COVID-19, Premier Scott Moe has launched a $300 million ...

A global glut in the supply of oil led to oil prices tanking into negative territory, and the result will be a major, if temporary, shutdown of oil production in ...

Average farmland value increased in 2019 by smallest amount of the past decade, says Farm Credit Canada

Holiday Inn Express in North Battleford is virtually empty due to COVID-19, but is staying open to help commercial drivers

Retailers across Western Canada are calling for action amid COVID-19 crisis, but commercial lease changes can be costly

Tenants prioritize newer spaces, leaving existing retail neighbourhoods with increasing vacancy rates, says Colliers

There are signs the economy will worsen before it gets better, as developers hold off building new towers

Shiny new Class A towers being taken up, but Class C and B landlords are feeling the pressure

Despite addition of new units over past four years, demand for rental housing means city's apartment vacancy rate has dropped to 5.7 per cent

Only Regina remains at “moderate degree of vulnerability” due to evidence of residential overbuilding, says federal housing agency

Sector becoming overbuilt, says expert, with supply already outstripping demand and another 100,000 square feet under construction

More than $117 million of development and building permits issued last year at Winnipeg's inland port, for industrial space totalling more than 725,000 square feet

New owner of Manitoba capital's biggest retail white elephant unveils plans including two residential towers, renewed commercial space and public amenities

Sector is not there yet, but vacancy rate is ticking downwards as positive absorption rises

Businesses in historic Exchange District fight back against city's inequitable parking prices and poor bike-lane design

The most iconic and recognizable retail building in Winnipeg has been appraised for less than the change in your couch

Improvements at 53 hotels being done by InnVest Hotels, Canada's largest hotel owner, and Choice Hotels Canada

Market players have "healthy level of anxiety" over potential fallout from federal election and future of energy and agricultural sectors

Momentum considered surprising, given economic stagnation and Sears departure, but population and suburban growth are helping

Developers spent $350,000 retrofitting former warehouse space to be able to accommodate the city’s young athletes, says Avison Young

“It’s time for a new group to take it to the next level" says broker as one of the city's best-known landmarks is put on market

Global Transportation Hub is a 1,800-acre logistics park near city’s western outskirts on Canadian Pacific main rail line

Visit to Buenos Aires aims to find talent for Winnipeg’s high-growth technology industry, while provincial government is helping with visas

"We go where the market is" — veteran retail real estate company plans 124-suite apartment building at big-box centre in south Winnipeg

Building that used to house 150 doctors will become a mixed-use, residential-heavy development

Big slice of the huge space emptied by departure of iconic retailer has been transformed into food court with 16 tenants

Only Prairie town to rank in top 50 by Maclean's magazine, largely due to high incomes and low home prices

“The Saskatoon office market is holding its breath" with new towers at River Landing set to drive up city's office inventory 12 per cent by 2022

Longest-standing tenant at Portage and Main is pulling up stakes after more than a century, but is not moving far

Year-over-year residential building permits were down 67 per cent to just 111 in the first quarter

Developer is confident that busy foot traffic will be a boon to new residential buildings

Wawanesa Insurance will run North American operations out of new building, which will be 17 to 19 storeys high with more than 300,000 square feet

"Passage of Bills C-69 and C-48 marks a dark chapter for our energy and industrial sectors"

There were 31 leases acquired in the June offering, totalling 3,887.3 hectares

South Winnipeg street is leading a mini-development boom, led by revitalization of longtime bowling alley

“Everybody is saying retail is dying and e-commerce will be the death of stores. We don’t think that’s true"

QuadReal Property Group of Vancouver has just broken ground on a multimillion-dollar development in the Northwest Business Park

Industrial players cautiously optimistic good times are just around the corner – the office sector not so much

Winnipeg’s sports, hospitality and entertainment district continues to expand

Developers are optimistic about this year's $34.4-million surplus

The managing director of CBRE isn't worried about the potential rise

The project will bring about 360,000 square feet of triple-A office space to the city’s downtown from 2019 to 2022

Residential permits posted the largest decline

Vancouver-based Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) won’t take over the entire 160,000-square-foot space, however

Tallest tower signals go-for-it attitude in Canada’s centre-ice city, where tech, housing, retail and industrial are shaping one of the most robust economies in Western ...

Regina’s downtown office sector continues to suffer from the hangover of a struggling economy

Brandon, Portage la Prairie and Steinbach among the hot spots for investment in Canada’s central province

A trio of new tenants at the south Winnipeg mall will bump up capacity to 100 per cent

In December, more than 400 trucks joined a protest parade in Estevan to protest federal inaction on resource development

The company isn't put off by less than ideal office vacancies

Saskatchewan's two biggest cities have the country's lowest commercial-to-residential ratios

Saskatoon's downtown and suburban office markets present diverging prospects

Tech jobs have grown 40 per cent in Manitoba's capital city, driving office market demand

Without new development, the Manitoba capital's economy could be stunted

A 2.5-acre parcel in the city's Exchange District will soon be vacant for redevelopment

“This is the best the industrial market has been in Winnipeg in 50 years,” says president and CEO of Cushman & Wakefield

A $63.5-million senior residence is facing low occupancy as a victim of "bad timing"

There is less than 37,000 square feet of vacancy on the city’s “golden mile” and rates are staying steady about $29.89 per square foot

The 114-year-old industrial building took high-powered blasts of ice pellets to remove "about 80 layers of paint"

It's a good time to be an office tenant in downtown Regina, according to a new report by Colliers International

"Without a grocery store, fewer people are going to choose to live downtown," worries Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority

Office, industrial, retail and multi-family solid as Manitoba capital attracts investors to one of Canada’s most consistently reliable commercial real estate environments

"We want to do more than buy the building. We want to turn it into a community," says realtor

The Saskatchewan city welcomes its first store H&M location at Cornwall Centre

Real estate professionals are predicting an upswing in rents and tenant demand after a lacklustre few years dampened by low commodity prices

The Montreal-based real estate trust is expanding its footprint in the Winnipeg market amidst rising industrial rents

Population growth is fuelling interest in the city's retail sector

Thanks to provincial legislation that reduced red tape and the cost for starting up brewing operations, Winnipeg has become a hotbed of craft options