Plenary Health has been selected to design, build, finance and maintain the next phase of the CAMH’s Queen Street Redevelopment Project-1C.

Employers' profile in the market and social media proficiency can help to attract jobseekers, while lengthy hiring processes can alienate job candidates and/or push them to openings with other employers.

Industry launches the Building Energy Innovators Council to advance clean building technologies across Canada.

Luum Textiles’ Starting Point collection, designed by Suzanne Tick, recently won Good Design and Green Good Design Awards.

Wood Works! BC celebrated the best in wood leadership and innovation at the annual Wood Design Awards in Vancouver. There were 114 nominations in 13

John K. Stephenson has been named the incoming OAA president for 2017. Stephenson is committed to building a strong profession to serve the public interest.

Historical climate data is losing relevance in Canada's model national building, energy, fire and plumbing codes as severe storms, drought and intense heat waves become more frequent.

The B.C. government has pledged to lower the 7 per cent provincial sales tax (PST) on electricity to 3.5 per cent as of this October, and phase it out completely by April 2019.

The IFMA Foundation and Planon have released a new publication which focuses on the ways that innovation is transforming the workplace in a digital economy.

Ontario is investing in a new facility at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre to provide specialized treatment for people suffering from blood cancers.

York University is upgrading its buildings and systems to improve research and experiential learning opportunities for students.

Ryerson University has revealed the design for the new Centre for Urban Innovation, a research and commercialization hub to solve infrastructure issues.

Green Squared has been added to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Recommendations of Specifications, Standards, and Ecolabels for Federal Purchasing.

Toronto-based Diamond Schmitt Architects has announced the opening of its new studio at 1500 West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver. Ana Maria Llanos, senior associate

Ontario has now enacted its energy and water reporting and benchmarking regulation to help large buildings cut down on greenhouse gas emissions.

The proposed legislation sets out a guiding framework for how accessibility standards will be developed, applied and enforced, but critics decry its lack of specifics.

Toronto figures into a North American fact-finding mission on infrastructure development, delivery and risk management.