The first master-planned residential community in almost two decades is approved and moving ahead in Port Moody.

Cadillac Fairview is implementing an AI-powered energy intelligence platform to cut energy consumption and carbon emissions across ten Toronto-area buildings

Construction of the centre will include elements to support Guelph's net-zero energy goals.

A net-zero design will be realized through the installation of a geothermal closed loop system, solar panels, and smart building controls.

The 2023-24 budget also confirms that low-carbon heating systems are exempt from the labour conditions tied to some of the other categories of clean technology eligible for the tax credit.

The City of Calgary is expanding its Downtown Calgary Development Incentive program.

Health Canada is preparing guidance on indoor air quality in office buildings aimed at landlords, employers, building operators, facilities managers, maintenance staff and tenants' health and safety committees.

The newly released Quebec budget also promises $100 million over five years to allow post-secondary institutions to lease extra classroom space in commercial buildings.

The newest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, released on March 20, warns that maintaining the global average temperature threshold of 1.5 C is becoming even more challenging.

The Ontario government has allocated $224 million under its Skills Development Fund to help build, expand or upgrade training centres for the skilled trades.

Construction is now underway on the University of Victoria’s National Centre for Indigenous Laws (NCIL).

Three-in-five Canadians are worried about the potential consequences that flooding and severe rain events may cause during the spring season.

Four projects will receive almost $4 million from the federal government to enhance Edmonton's tourism economy.

Nova Scotia is investing $58.9 million for a second medical school campus that will train more doctors and focus on rural healthcare needs.

This year's focus prioritizes projects that improve opportunities for community engagement and those that support older adults to age and live at home with access to care.

The 2023-24 Manitoba budget announces ongoing extension of tax credits for geothermal, solar thermal and biomass system equipment, which had been scheduled to expire this summer.

A major renovation of Ontario’s 130-year-old legislative building at Queen’s Park is moving forward as the province proposed a new ministry that would oversee the restoration project.