Saskatchewan-Manitoba

Vancouver-based grocer's same day openings present triple-threat to competition in Manitoba

Buying, rather than leasing, office and industrial space still a rarity in Manitoba's capital

New ruling freezes even Canada Pension Plan investments out of provincial farms, but private investors can still get in

New $278 million home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is nearing completion in downtown Regina

Spec building may pay off, says PwC forecast By Geoff Kirbyson A new report predicts Saskatoon will become one of the country’s hottest real estate markets next year.

SkyCity would be tallest building between Calgary and Toronto.

With a new football stadium underway and the retail and industrial markets roaring, Regina has seen $332 million in building permits issued this year, but the office and residential sectors are facing a modest glut. In July alone, $66.

TransCanada Pipeline appears confident that, within four years, it will open a direct line from Hardisty, Alberta to Saint John, New Brunswick to carry Alberta oil to eastern Canadian markets.

Mike Bruneau, owner of Misty Lake Lodge & Conference Centre in Gimli, Manitoba, who said he was forced to close his hotel because Ottawa owes him $3 million in unpaid bills, has apparently found a buyer for the controversial resort.

Farmland values in Manitoba soared 25.6 per cent in 2013 compared to a year earlier and shot up a startling 28.5 per cent in Saskatchewan, the biggest appreciation since Farm Credit Canada (FCC) began tracking price trends in 1985.