Parks Canada has developed the first stand-alone management plan for Green Gables Heritage Place in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island.

Beliefs about generational stereotypes create risks for organizations that rely on them for making talent decisions.

Stantec is set to acquire Morrison Hershfield, a 1,150-person engineering and management firm headquartered in Markham, Ontario.

Burnaby's new standards for emissions reductions will meet the city’s long-term climate action goals.

The Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care led research on reusable personal protective equipment in an effort to identify opportunities for waste reduction and reuse across the health system.

Proposed amendments to Canada’s PCB regulations would spare museum operators from having to cull items containing polychlorinated biphenyls from their collections.

The government recently added 42 new actions to its climate change plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and become more adaptive.

The federal government recently acquired land in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, to build the Canada Revenue Agency's new National Verification and Collections Centre and Tax Services Office. 

Nova Scotia is funding 31 clean energy projects with the goal of cutting GHG emissions across the province.

New directions for naming Alberta government facilities prioritize provincial culture, history and distinctive natural features, but generally discourage tributes to living individuals.

Richard Kroeker, emeritus professor of architecture at Dalhousie University, and Osama Moselhi, professor of engineering at Concordia University, have been named to the Order of Canada.

The Burnaby Hospital redevelopment has reached an important construction milestone with the structural building and concrete pouring completed.

Accessibility, mass timber, liveability and safety are the focus of major changes coming to the BC Building Code.

Ontario's Auditor General points to challenges with travel logistics, facility space and inadequate surrounding amenities at provincially operated convention centres in Toronto and Ottawa.

The province has introduced measures to expedite the construction of brand new schools in growing communities.

The Geary Factory Lofts will feature raw floor plans of 800 to 15,000 square feet.

Grosvenor has submitted a development permit application to redevelop the first phase of Mayfair West.