More than 300 attendees came together to recognize excellence in the remediation and revitalization of contaminated sites.

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) began the phased 12-month rollout of its new vendor performance management program earlier this month.

The Pender Harbour Ocean Discovery Station will be a place where science, art and Indigenous knowledge intersect.

The Ontario government is continuing to centralize realty functions within the Ministry of Infrastructure, with 12 additional provincial agencies now tapped to hand over their autonomy.

The properties will be transformed into a mixed-income, mixed-use development.

Researchers at McGill University found that temporary sound installations in public spaces may help reduce noise pollution in areas of high urban density.

A new mental health unit with addiction support services will take shape at the Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington.

The City of New Westminster announced that təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre has achieved a RHF Accessibility Certified Gold rating.

The centre will share facilities with a new elementary through a partnership with the Toronto District School Board.

The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) has launched a new online portal to help small businesses across Canada meet their health and

The budget is comparable to the transformative Comprehensive Development Plan of 1969, which significantly shaped the island’s economy and infrastructure.

Ontario is considering opening up building official functions to professionals who have been trained and certified in other jurisdictions.

Some of Ontario’s long-term care home operators could be getting an 18-month extension on a looming deadline to install automatic sprinklers for fire suppression

Canadian health care providers will be urged to “nix the nitrous” in a new campaign to curb greenhouse gas emissions from leaky centralized delivery systems for the anesthetic gas.

A new chilled water facility at Fanshawe College marks the first phase of a multi-year sustainability initiative.

Nova Scotia's Accessibility Advisory Board released a set of recommendations to guide the province's accessibility employment standard.

Acton Ostry Architects (AOA) in Vancouver announced the appointment of an expanded leadership team with new principals and associates.