Political uncertainty, coupled with a weak Canadian dollar, is driving owners to sell properties they’ve had for decades.

The study indicates a downward pricing trend, despite the city topping the list of Canada's most expensive markets.

While Zumper reports that the median rent in Kelowna has decreased by 4.1 percent since March, and is down 2.1 percent since last year, the rest of the country has also seen decreases in median rental ...

Outside of the country’s six largest markets, Red Deer was the sixth most affordable city to rent in Canada in March, with an ...