Canada's first large-scale study of eco-anxiety in the workplace examines employees at SMEs.

The B.C. government's new loan guarantee program is open to First Nations borrowers investing in an ownership stake in infrastructure projects within their territories.

Upgrades to the visitor centre, outdoor grounds and monument will honour a great Canadian legacy.

North America's first rail preclearance facility opens at Vancouver's Pacific Central Station, allowing cross-border travellers to clear U.S. customs before their trips begin.

A new online resource offers technical direction for optimizing the energy performance of data centres employed for artificial intelligence (AI) computing.

The federal government is investing $22.7 million to build and renew community infrastructure projects across the northern territories.

The gift is the largest single donation in the university's history and will support critical infrastructure, student training, research, and innovation.

The Rick Hansen Foundation, in collaboration with RBC and RBC Foundation, announced the recipients of the RBC Barrier Buster Grants Program.

A newly redesigned shower room at the University Health Network’s Toronto Rehab University Centre is improving care for people living with dementia.

An elevated deck reclaiming unused air space is envisioned to introduce 6.3 acres of new development land above an active rail corridor and maintenance depot in downtown Toronto.

The International Energy Agency has developed the heat pump taxonomy in an effort to forge consistent classifications for comparing performance and other product nuances.

Proposed amendments to Ontario's Child, Youth and Family Services Act would allow for lockdown rooms in provincial youth custody facilities.

The new facility is slated to open in 2029.

The new Jim Pattison Acute Care Tower at Royal Columbian Hospital is set to open on May 31, 2026.

The Yukon government has partnered with Canada on a $350-million investment that will deliver more housing and infrastructure across the territory.

The Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada is asking commercial real estate and facility management practitioners about smart technology adoption rates and comfort levels within their portfolios.

Federal regulators are proposing to update the approval process for new telecom tower sites to reduce paperwork and more tightly scope opportunities for outside parties to participate.