New guidance is available to help workplaces prepare for the potential challenges and impacts climate change can have on employees.

Prince Albert Grand Council has partnered with the Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Health Authority on the project.

Construction is underway on the existing site of Southampton Care Centre to build a new 160-bed home for residents in the Bruce County area. 

The largest health capital investment in the province's history will rebuild the core of Health Sciences Centre and expand the Bannatyne campus.

Construction has begun on the Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum at Simon Fraser University’s Burnaby campus.

Manitoba's performance standards regulation sets maximum timelines for building authorities to process permit applications and conduct inspections, coming into force next March.

The sale of the Ottawa Marriott Hotel follows InnVest's recent acquisition of the historic St. Andrews-by-the-Sea resort in New Brunswick.

The Continental Automated Buildings Association will now be known as the Association for Smarter Homes and Buildings (ASHB), with a continued mandate to promote technologies for connectivity and efficient operations.

Housing gets top billing in a newly renamed portfolio, while accessibility issues are now aligned with the Ministry of Diversity, Inclusion and Persons with Disabilities.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is moving forward with its new Centre for Clean Energy and Automotive Innovation.

More than 55 per cent of respondents to CoreNet Global’s July 2023 survey report that corporate personnel are not fully complying with directives to return to the office.

Critical upgrades and repairs are in the works for Timmins and District Hospital. Ontario is investing $2 million this year through the Health Infrastructure Renewal Fund.

More than 640 licensed non-profit child-care centres in Manitoba are eligible to apply for a renovation expansion grant.

2150 Keith Drive, an innovative hybrid mass timber commercial office building, has received federal funding.

Local councils and residents throughout Saskatchewan are urged to identify heritage properties within their communities leading up to the province’s 125th birthday in 2030.

Fredericton’s Justice Building will be refurbished into the University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law.

Queen’s University ranked first in Canada and third worldwide out of more than 1,700 participating institutions in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.