New data from CMHC shows that Alberta led Canada's provinces with 9,722 housing starts from January to March.

Alberta is moving to stabilize and rename the currently variable default electricity and gas rates, and set new parameters for how municipalities collect fees in lieu of property tax from utilities.

An elegant new rental property called SUMA is underway in the heart of Montreal, featuring 66 units spread over seven floors.

New condominium apartment sales were down 38 per cent from March 2023 and 73 per cent below the 10-year average.

Proposed updates to the Vancouver International Airport zoning regulations include a pond prohibition and building height restrictions in two areas where a future new runway could be located.

Toronto-based SWTCH announced it has raised $27.2 million in new funding to enable the acceleration of EV charging infrastructure in multi-res buildings.

The Ontario government is considering how to integrate its duty to consult with Indigenous peoples into regulations to fast-track approvals of specified natural gas pipelines.

The 2024 federal budget tops up funding for municipal and community-based public facilities, and announces planned spending on key assets in the government's own portfolio.

The city adopted a new series of actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as it released its first Annual TransformTO Net Zero Progress and Accountability Report.

The 2024 federal budget introduces temporary accelerated depreciation of specified "innovation-enabling and productivity-enhancing" assets and new purpose-built rental housing.

Thirty-one per cent of the cost of buying a new home is attributable to taxes, fees and levies, according to a study done by the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis.

Sustainability proponents are flagging missed opportunities to meet national climate commitments by 2050.

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Calling it "the most comprehensive and ambitious housing plan ever seen in Canada," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau emphasized the new housing plan will lead to 3.87 million homes by 2031.

Plans are moving forward on what will become Toronto’s first near-zero emissions community.

The first rezoning submission for Victoria’s Arts and Innovation District by Reliance Properties will see a major mixed-use development.

Ontario introduced new legislation to cut red tape and build at least 1.5 million homes by 2031, the government announced on Wednesday.