Multiple new workplace products from Teknion Corporation’s Teknion, Studio TK and Luum Textiles collections received prestigious recognition at NeoCon 2017, held June 12 to 14

The Philips Lighting Concept Centre (LCC) in Markham, Ont. is officially open following a grand opening launch, held on June 20.

Ontario is investing in building 10 new schools, completing renovations or additions to 28 existing schools, and creating a combined total of 460 new licensed child care spaces across the province.

Luc Bertrand of Saint-Lambert, Quebec, and George E. Menzies of Burlington, Ontario, were recognized for their outstanding contribution to advancing sustainable technology in the built environment over the past five decades.

The Raleigh Bus Maintenance and Storage Facility has officially opened in Durham Region, supporting more bus rapid transit for residents.

Heritage treasures from British Columbia to Nova Scotia are featured on the National Trust for Canada’s Top 10 Endangered Places List for 2017.

Ontario is supporting the construction of a new long-term care home in downtown Toronto that will provide a supportive living environment for residents.

Toronto has appointed Elliott Cappell as its first chief resilience officer.

Ontario is investing a total of $1.4 billion in 2017-18 to improve school buildings by repairing and upgrading elements such as roofs, flooring and plumbing systems.

The construction of a state-of-the-art, digitally-advanced Command Centre, designed and built by GE Healthcare Partners, is now underway at Humber River Hospital, North America’s first fully digital hospital.

Ontario is investing $127 million in the construction of a York University campus in Markham, which will be the first university campus in York Region.

Humber River Hospital has been named the winner of PwC Canada’s 2017 Vision to Reality Innovator of the Year Awards in the Builder category.

HOOPP recently handed out its sixth annual LEAP Awards to honour property managers and tenants across Canada for leadership in sustainability initiatives.

Guelph Council Chambers have received a light emitting diode (LED) lighting retrofit to replace bulbs and lamps that have faded or burned out.

Toronto's commercial buildings have once again been designated as a course to energy savings in a new iteration of the conservation challenge, race2reduce.

Members of the Senate of Canada recently debated Bill C-238, which calls for a national strategy for safely disposing mercury-containing lamps.

CaGBC presented Kiko Water Systems with the 2017 CaGBC Green Building Product of the Year Award for their Water Systems Cartridges.