Corrie Okell has been named the new general manager of development, buildings and licensing for the City of Vancouver.

The application process is now open for prospective developer/owners who would be expected to enter a power purchase agreement with Nova Scotia Power and sell power subscriptions to consumers.

George Brown College researchers surveyed more than 900 workers with disabilities across Canada to delve into their challenges and first-hand experiences in the workplace.

Tomorrow's Legends will convert a former hockey arena into a solar-powered, multi-sport facility through a $2.1-million federal  investment.

Water is the next metric the Open Standards Consortium for Real Estate (OSCRE) is tackling in its ambitious project to forge consistency in the management and reporting of environmental data.

The project is part of TCHC’s Lawrence Heights Revitalization project.

Construction has started on one of British Columbia's largest capital investments in student housing and the first ever residence at Douglas College.

As the second-largest children’s hospital in Canada it has among the highest inpatient volumes of any children’s hospital in the country.

Colliers Canada’s overview of foot traffic trends reveals that discount retailers, quick service restaurants and free attractions typically recorded the largest uptick in visitor volume in 2023.

As International Repetitive Strain Injury Awareness Day approaches, CCOHS is asking workplaces to be mindful of one of the leading causes of workplace injuries.

Employees who took part in a new global survey say that having a diverse, equitable, and inclusive (DEI) workplace is important to them.

The Nova Scotia government plans to spend over $1.6 billion on capital projects in the coming fiscal year, including hospitals, schools, and roads and highways.

The Government of British Columbia has approved the business plan for the BC Cancer Centre at Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops.

IFMA is creating a new competency model advisory committee that will help shape and elevate careers in facility management.

The Ontario government is spending nearly $800 million on a new patient care tower at Toronto Western Hospital.

Many say they feel valued and respected in the workplace but have to work much harder to be recognized.

British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec have jointly developed proposed code changes that would allow for taller mass timber buildings and more types of occupancy.