The City of New Westminster has officially opened the aquatic centre portion of the new təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre. 

The City of Vancouver opened a cultural hub in the downtown South area that is also the tallest certified commercial Passive House development in Canada.

The newly released online information hub is being touted as a go-to source for anyone interested in learning more about skilled trades.

A student residence at the University of Toronto Scarborough has become the largest building in Canada to receive Passive House Classic certification.

The federal government recently announced an investment through the Low Carbon Economy Fund.

Construction has begun on the new School of Business at MacEwan University in Edmonton.

Alberta is investing $12.9 million to expand the Centre for Innovation in Manufacturing Technology Access Centre at Red Deer Polytechnic.

The application window is now open for Indigenous communities and organizations undertaking energy planning, infrastructure development and ongoing energy management projects.

IFMA is partnering with the National Fire Protection Association to offer its members training and resources that enhance the safety and performance of facilities and facility professionals globally.

The late Archie Verspeeten, a fervent champion for cancer research, donated $20 million to London Health Sciences Foundation last November.

A retired fire station in Thorold, Ont., will become an energy efficient, climate-controlled cultural hub and museum.

The BC Embodied Carbon Awards recognized six individuals, projects, and organizations for their leadership on reducing embodied carbon pollution.

Proposed updates to the Vancouver International Airport zoning regulations include a pond prohibition and building height restrictions in two areas where a future new runway could be located.

The 2024 federal budget tops up funding for municipal and community-based public facilities, and announces planned spending on key assets in the government's own portfolio.

The city adopted a new series of actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as it released its first Annual TransformTO Net Zero Progress and Accountability Report.

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Plans are moving forward on what will become Toronto’s first near-zero emissions community.