Markham Stouffville Hospital has announced the achievement of LEED Silver certification for its recent 385,000 square-foot expansion project.

The host city exemplifies the theme — History Forms. Technology Transforms — of this year's 25th annual BOMEX, bringing together Canada's 11 local chapters of the Building Owners and Managers Association.

Since the Tanzania Green Building Council (TGBC) was created in January 2014, the organization has been on a mission to drive sustainable development.

More than 50 per cent of accredited property managers responding to a recent Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) job analysis survey consider sustainable practices of moderate, low or no importance.

The Government of Québec announced the publication of a technical guide entitled, "Construction of Mass Timber Buildings Up to 12 Storeys."

As summer ebbs, commercial natural gas customers in eastern, northern and south western Ontario can still take advantage of seasonal bonus incentives on air curtain equipment

The term "facility" broadly encompasses residential, multi-residential, industrial, commercial and institutional buildings, while the standard focuses on the common characteristics of energy loads interacting with the smart grid.

Supermarkets and food stores across Canada can now utilize the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager more effectively for reduced energy consumption.

BioAmber Inc. has opened a Sarnia-based facility that will produce renewable chemicals from sugar instead of petroleum.

The Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care received the ENERGY STAR Advocate of the Year award for promoting ENERGY STAR within Canada’s health sector.

26 infrastructure projects across Saskatchewan will receive more than $43 million in financing under the New Building Canada Plan’s Small Communities Fund.

Dr. Donald (Don) Pinchin was a respected scientist and a strong communicator who supported the real estate industry in its pursuit of health, safety and regulatory compliance.

Community Energy Planning: Getting to Implementation in Canada will choose three communities to implement energy plans for a new pilot program.

AHRI and UNEP are developing a global qualifications program for refrigerant supply chain networks in response to the depleting ozone layer.

On July 22, the Helen Schuler Nature Centre celebrated becoming Lethbridge, Alta.'s first LEED-Gold certified building with a plaque unveiling.

Canada has placed first on the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) Top 10 Countries for LEED list for the second year in a row.

Landlords in the United Kingdom risk losing the rental and investment value of their buildings if they do not meet minimum energy performance standards by April 2018.