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The housing measures in the November 5 federal budget deserve a closer look than a headline about cheaper mortgages. Some could make financing easier to compare. Others are aimed at getting more rental homes built. For a Greater Sudbury buyer or homeowner, I would start with what applies …
If you are selling a tenanted property in Greater Sudbury this fall, there is a timely paperwork check to make before the next offer or notice. Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board has changed several processes and forms, and November 30 is approaching. The important question is still the …
A beautiful shoreline can make a property feel right in seconds. The important questions take longer.
Physical access does not prove legal access. An existing dock does not prove it can be replaced. A building near the water does not, by itself, establish the boundary, zoning, conservation …
October brought more sales to Greater Sudbury, but buyers …
A finished basement or newer deck may look reassuring, but I still want to know what the City's file says about the work. A Greater Sudbury property search can answer some record questions; it cannot certify the home's condition or every use of the property.
If you …
You cannot see, smell or taste radon. If you are buying a home in Greater Sudbury, a neighbour's result or a quick look around the basement will not tell you that home's level. A properly placed, long-term test will.
Radon is a radioactive gas that can move …
By Chad Moore | October 28, 2026
For several weeks, I've been saying that I expected the Bank of Canada to raise interest rates at this meeting, or certainly by the next. Today, the Bank increased its policy rate by a quarter of a percentage point to …
Video by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Read MPAC's current tax explanation or watch on YouTube.
A higher assessed value doesn't automatically mean a higher property-tax bill. MPAC's animation uses three houses to show how a municipality's tax needs, the tax …
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A rural home can look move-in ready while two of its most important systems remain largely out of sight. The well has to supply suitable water; the septic system has to handle wastewater on the property. Those are separate questions, and neither should be reduced to “the taps …
The useful insurance question is not simply, “What will the premium be?” It is whether an insurer is prepared to cover this property, for your intended use, by the date you become responsible for it—and what the policy will leave you responsible for.
Some lenders require home …