U.S. tariffs set to slow pace of homebuilding in Canada: CHBA

Amid risks and uncertainty, Ontario contractors remain confident  - On-Site Magazine

Ontario non-residential building contractors remain confident in continued business growth through 2025, despite an uncertain and sometimes tumultuous political landscape to start the year, says the Ontario Construction Secretariat based on its annual contractor survey. The survey, which was released at the OCS’s 25th Annual State of the Industry and Outlook Conference in Toronto during the first week of March, found that two-thirds of Ontario c…

Uncertainty over tariffs adds pressure to housing market

The construction industry is facing renewed challenges as uncertain tariffs on imported materials make it increasingly difficult to predict building costs.

Will Mississauga homes be more affordable? 4 things to know about Mayor Carolyn Parrish’s housing push

Here’s four things to know about recent changes to Mississauga’s housing policies, including whether the ongoing trade war will impact the plan.

How will new builds be impacted by the U.S.-Canada trade war?

Developers say tariffs will take a toll on the industry, by slowing down production and increasing costs. CBC's Katerina Georgieva reports.

Housing industry braces for tariff impact

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Construction experts sound the alarm: Trump’s tariffs will drive up housing costs in Canada - NOW Toronto

Buying a house in Canada could get harder and more expensive following U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, according to industry experts.