Ontario is moving forward with its commitment to a cap-and-trade system through proposed changes to reporting regulations and draft guidelines.

A joint Canada-U.S. industry study of demand for HVAC and refrigeration technicians concludes both nations face a skills shortage as an aging workforce nears retirement.

This year's nominees include burial crypts in Jerusalem, a loading dock beneath the forecourt of the Sydney Opera House and a transit station in Naples.

The U.S. Department of Energy has released a refined definition for the meaning of a net zero energy building to create more consistency in the market.

BOMA Canada has announced an improved and more intuitive BOMA BEST certification brand, available to the public beginning September 21, 2015.

Queen’s University, located in Kingston, Ont., recently opened the doors to its Reactor Materials Testing Laboratory (RMTL).

Most men and women (89 per cent) judge how the workplace values its employees by the condition of the restroom, according to the 2015 Healthy Hand Washing Survey.

Ontario students will soon benefit from 21 new schools, as well as school additions and renovations at nine facilities, opening over the next few months.

A new study of worksite injuries in Ontario's ICI construction sector reveals that unionized workers report a higher number of minor incidents, while suffering fewer injuries that result in disability leaves than their non-unionized peers.

Diamond Schmitt Architects has received two awards of merit from CODAworx for combining commissioned art and architecture in a public space.

Herman Miller has filed a legal action against Madison Seating, alleging unauthorized use of its trademarks and improper marketing and sales of its products.

On Sept. 1, CBRE Group, Inc. announced that it has closed the acquisition of Johnson Controls, Inc.’s Global Workplace Solutions business.

Award-winning international design firm Ware Malcomb has moved its Toronto office to a new, larger space at 180 Bass Pro Mills Dr., Suite 103, in Vaughan,

The Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation for Education decries an "affordability imbalance" at a time when the STEM pursuits of science, technology, engineering and math are seen as critical to economic development.

Manitoba has announced plans to lead the way on removing accessibility barriers in services and programs by the end of 2017.

The International Facility Management Association (IFMA) announced Saturday that it was saddened to mark the passing of its first president, George Graves.

The Professional Retail Store Maintenance Association (PRSM) is marking a milestone 20th anniversary, having evolved over the past two decades in step with the retail industry's need for facilities management expertise.