The project stands as a healing space and an architectural act of reconciliation that reflects Indigenous values and community.

The Canadian government's newly announced Build Communities Strong Fund includes a $6-billion stream for "regionally significant" projects that involve private sector investment.

Employees report that having to disclose their disabilities can hinder workplace inclusion.

Optima Living has launched a PhD Graduate Award for Innovation in Seniors Living at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Nursing.

Businesses and organizations across Prince Edward Island can access funding to make their commercial and non-profit spaces more accessible and inclusive.

The City of Surrey officially opened its newest recreation facility, the Cloverdale Sport & Ice Complex.

Nearly 4,000 facility management professionals from across the globe gathered for World Workplace 2025.

The federal government is giving $35 million to 564 accessible infrastructure projects nationwide.

The McMichael Canadian Art Collection, renowned for its Canadian and Indigenous art, has released renderings of its major redevelopment

The Cape Breton Exhibition grounds in North Sydney will undergo major improvements to modernize facilities and increase the capacity.

Canadian employers are tasked with retaining a new generation of workers with fewer entry-level opportunities, rising expectations, and rapid technological change.

The Cowichan District Hospital Replacement Project has achieved Salmon-Safe certification - the first hospital in B.C. to do so.

The $6.5 million project offers Canadian startups and scale-ups a chance to develop technologies that improve building safety, efficiency and connectivity.

The Canadian government has tapped the Business + Higher Education Roundtable to facilitate up to 8,000 work experience placements for post-secondary students over the coming 30 months.

The new space was created in partnership with the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund.

The investment will prepare Indigenous people in the Northwest Territories for low-carbon employment.

The First Nations Leadership Council is advocating for changes to British Columbia's Heritage Conservation Act, which hasn't been significantly updated since 1996.