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The company previously announced that it would open a new location at St. Vital Centre but did not specify the launch date. The opening will mark … Latest B.C. Stories Feds to Invest Up to $11M in Upgrades to Surrey Recreation Facilities B.C. + Hospitality | July 24, 2026 Ottawa will invest up to $11 million in upgrades to a pair of recreation facilities in Surrey, B.C. The investments will be made through the $51-billion Build Communities Strong Fund, Sukh Dhaliwal, MP for Surrey-Newton said. Improvements at Newton Athletic Park will include an artificial-turf field, track lighting and lighted tennis courts. The 54-acre park currently … Montrose Seeks to Overturn Court’s Refusal to Reopen Cowichan Case B.C. + Finance | July 23, 2026 Montrose Properties is appealing a British Columbia court judge’s refusal to add the firm as a party to the controversial Cowichan Tribes property-title case and reopen it. Montrose has submitted an appeal application to the B.C. 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Tweedie assumed her duties recently after The Globe and Mail reported in May that BlackRock had appointed her to the position, citing an unidentified source. “I am energized and inspired by a team that truly cares about its work … U.S. Imposes New 10% Tariffs on Imports from Canada, 59 Other Economies Cross Border News + Canada + Finance | July 27, 2026 The U.S. government imposed new 10% tariffs on imports from Canada and 59 other economies on Friday, citing the products’ ties to forced labour. All of the duties comprise a minimum 10% threshold, with some as high as 12.5%. The new duties affect Canada, the European Union and other countries, replacing a temporary tariff that … Latest Cross Border News Stories Tweedie Becomes BlackRock’s Top Executive in Canada Cross Border News + Canada + Ontario + Industrial | July 27, 2026 U.S. investment giant BlackRock has appointed Katherine Tweedie as the new head of its Canadian business. Tweedie assumed her duties recently after The Globe and Mail reported in May that BlackRock had appointed her to the position, citing an unidentified source. “I am energized and inspired by a team that truly cares about its work … U.S. Imposes New 10% Tariffs on Imports from Canada, 59 Other Economies Cross Border News + Canada + Finance | July 27, 2026 The U.S. government imposed new 10% tariffs on imports from Canada and 59 other economies on Friday, citing the products’ ties to forced labour. All of the duties comprise a minimum 10% threshold, with some as high as 12.5%. The new duties affect Canada, the European Union and other countries, replacing a temporary tariff that … Latest Eastern Canada Stories Latest Maritimes Stories Empire Company to End Restrictive Covenants, Exclusivity Clauses Canada + Maritimes + Finance | July 21, 2026 Empire Company will no longer enforce grocery-related property controls, including restrictive clauses, the firm announced Tuesday. Stellarton, N.S.-based Empire said the move is part of a long-term commitment to support a competitive and accessible grocery market in Canada. The decision comes after Empire and Loblaw faced increasing pressure from the Competition Bureau to end restrictive … Clarke, Ravelin, Holloway Senior Executive Teams Revamped Amid CRE Integration Canada + Cross Border News + Maritimes + Finance | July 8, 2026 Clarke has revamped its own, Ravelin Properties REIT’s, and Holloway Lodging Corporation’s senior executive teams amid a commercial real estate integration. The changes, effective Wednesday, are intended to strengthen operational leadership across Clarke’s residential, hotel and commercial real estate businesses by expanding executive responsibilities and decision-making authority, said the company. The moves come after Clarke … Latest Ontario Stories Tweedie Becomes BlackRock’s Top Executive in Canada Cross Border News + Canada + Ontario + Industrial | July 27, 2026 U.S. investment giant BlackRock has appointed Katherine Tweedie as the new head of its Canadian business. Tweedie assumed her duties recently after The Globe and Mail reported in May that BlackRock had appointed her to the position, citing an unidentified source. “I am energized and inspired by a team that truly cares about its work … Hazelview Looking to Boost Multi-Res Fund After Completing First Close Canada + Ontario + Apartments | July 24, 2026 Hazelview Investments is looking to double the size of its new $150-million Canadian Multi-Residential Fund VI and acquire more assets with it. Toronto-based Hazelview plans to double the size of the fund to $300 million after the completed the first close by securing equity commitments from Canadian institutional and private investors for a value-add rental-housing … Latest Quebec Stories Quebec, Feds Draft Agreement to Fast-track Major Project Approvals Quebec + Infrastructure | July 23, 2026 The Quebec and federal governments have drafted an agreement to fast-track approvals of proposed major projects in the province. Quebec is moving to join seven other provinces that have agreements with Ottawa aimed at reducing overlapping federal and provincial reviews of major infrastructure, energy, mining and industrial projects. The federal and Quebec governments released a … Quebec Government Approves Plan to Renovate Big O Quebec + Finance | July 22, 2026 The Quebec government has approved a plan to renovate the interior of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium. The approval comes as work continues on the construction and installation of the venue’s new permanent $870-million roof. In 2024, the province awarded a Pomerleau-Canam Group joint-venture a $729-million contract, taxes not included, to replace the 50-year-old stadium’s retractable cover … Latest Western Canada Stories Wesbild Scraps Plan for 2,000-Unit Multi-Res Project in Port Coquitlam B.C. + Western Canada + Apartments | May 23, 2026 Wesbild has halted a planned six-tower, 2,000-unit multi-residential development in Port Coquitlama, B.C. The master-planned project, known as PoCoPlace, was slated for the corner of Lougheed Highway and Westwood Street and would have included significant retail space and amenities. Phase 1 had been slated to include a 37-storey rental tower and a 35-storey condominium tower, …