Development proponents will likely be asked to contribute more equity and will encounter higher debt servicing costs than has been the case for comparable projects in the past.

Waterloo's newly formed chapter of the Illuminating Engineering Society aims to forge a network of lighting professionals in southwest Ontario.

Calgary pilot program will invite businesses and organizations to cooperatively share the costs of food recovery and organics recycling in commercial and institutional properties.

The newly released 2022 version of the widely referenced energy standard prescribes on-site renewable generation for most new buildings and introduces a selection of required measures, termed energy credits.

The all-electric design of the 226,000-square-foot facility will eliminate direct carbon emissions from any onsite source.

Vancouver Centre II (VCII), a 33-storey AAA office tower at 733 Seymour in downtown  Vancouver has reached completion.

Related to building innovation, new chapters in the 21st edition of the widely used reference guide address photovoltaic and energy storage systems, smart infrastructure and modular construction.

The new provincial crown corporation has been established to oversee strategic infrastructure projects, including development and redevelopment of health care facilities and strengthening climate resilience.

The grand opening of the Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre took place in East Toronto yesterday.

Nokia Canada's newly opened office in Toronto's Harbourfront community is expected to bring more workers to the downtown core

The University of Calgary announced the official opening of Mathison Hall at the Haskayne School of Business.

New Brunswick is building a new healthcare and social innovation centre at the UNB Saint John campus.

Eleven Quebec universities have become founding members of an international movement that includes 117 universities worldwide.

The facility will contain four classrooms and a lecture hall, research labs, a ceremony room and a large social space for events and gatherings.

A new benchmarking report delves into how spaces are being used during defined business hours in North America and Europe.

1250 boulevard René-Lévesque is the first Canadian building, and one of just 21 worldwide, to attain a perfect score through the digital connectivity certification program, WiredScore.

Construction of the Calgary Cancer Centre is complete, with Alberta Infrastructure handing over the keys to Alberta Health Services  (AHS).