Nova Scotia has launched a public consultation with a possible eye to expanding the number and types of venues where alcohol can be purchased and/or consumed.

Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) will be required equipment on many Ontario construction sites under proposed amendments to the provincial Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The New Brunswick Legislative Assembly installed beehives on the roof of the Departmental Building in Fredericton.

The project will unfold over seven phases and span 15 years.

The Ontario government is asserting veto rights for school names through a proposed amendment to the provincial Education Act.

Accessibility Standards Canada published a new standard that will allow people to adapt their homes to changing needs.

Central Walk Properties is negotiating to acquire the leases for 28 soon-to-be shuttered Hudson’s Bay Company retail locations in a deal that would expand its Canadian footprint.

Built Green Canada is piloting a school program that takes a holistic approach to development.

This initial round of funding will support various needs, from kickstarting new builds to retrofitting existing facilities.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently implemented the first-ever Pandemic Agreement in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, designed to enhance global protection from future pandemics.

Curbside recycling is now available to multi-family residences, schools and new communities that were previously depot-based or without any services.

The Ontario government is planning to redevelop Campbellford Memorial Hospital on a new site.

One company has multi-year program to build AI data centres across Alberta.

Ontario introduces a new tax credit to encourage a state of good repair in the logistics sector, and enhances its temporary tax credit for building and outfitting industrial facilities.

The Ontario government is doubling down on its message to municipalities to back away from setting new building performance standards or deconstruction ordinances.

The International Facility Management Association is strongly urging the U.S. Congress to support the continuation of Energy Star and other essential building sector programs.

The accessibility plan sets commitments across eight priority areas for the next three years.