A downtown condo owner who charged "guests" to stay in his unit believes he didn't break any building rules.

Lawyers at Robson Carpenter LLP serve clients throughout Ontario requiring legal services in relation to: condominium and subdivision developments, construction law, and more general dispute resolu...

Backyard chickens will no longer be banned in four parts of Toronto soon, after city council voted to approve a pilot project letting people keep up to four hens in their yards.

Getting a pet seems to be a next step toward adulthood these days. You meet someone, you get serious and then you get a Pomeranian together.

The report obtained by The Globe and Mail says that already-low vacancy rates will plunge further unless the government enacts policies that encourage developers to build an average of at least 6,250...

A Toronto student has come up with a novel solution for growing families in Toronto: condo units that can be divided into rental units until the owner decides they need the space back.

Once famed for its quaint European vibe, the city will soon boast Canada's second-tallest skyscraper as piles of new ultra-luxe condos lure Hollywood buyers north.

Domino’s plan to test driverless delivery could turn into an interesting social experiment for the food industry