A new tax credit will make energy retrofits for multi-unit residential and commercial buildings more affordable, saving owners 5 per cent.

The BMO Centre expansion, on schedule for its opening in June 2024, has begun to take its dramatic shape in Calgary.

The newly national venture brings $185 million in seed capital for deep energy retrofits of commercial, industrial and multifamily buildings.

The Wallace Emerson Community and Child Care Centre broke ground this week at the site of the future 20-acre Galleria on the Park community.

The Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council is moving closer to getting a dedicated office and community meeting space.

Telus Sky, the 60-storey skyscraper in Calgary, has officially opened. The tower features 750,000 square feet of office and retail space.

Diamond Schmitt was named Best of Competition winner of the 2022 ALA/IIDA Library Design Awards for the North York Central Library.

Nova Scotia’s auditor general finds an absence of standard managerial and customer service protocols and a flawed application process within the provincial public housing portfolio.

The City of Toronto is about to create a new public art trail along the banks of the new mouth of the Don River in Toronto’s transformed Port Lands.

The Canada Green Building Council is aiming to simplify the criteria for complying with its zero carbon design standard, while also pushing forward with more rigorous performance goals.

In keeping with the team’s rebuild, the Ottawa Senators are bringing a new roster of development players to this revived proposal for a major downtown sports facility.

Basketball courts in Toronto are tagged a refurbishment priority as part of a new initiative between Lifetime Developments and adidas Canada.

Canadian start-ups are invited to take up the global water challenge, a competition to gain access to up to €3 million (CAD $4 million) in venture capital for smart water technologies.

Six in 10 workers surveyed feel their office is "shamefully eco-unfriendly"

The School of Biomedical Engineering at UBC is getting a new home with a purpose-designed, state-of-the-art facility.

City of Vancouver has approved the Heather Lands project, the largest Indigenous-led redevelopment in the city.

The 10 recipients of the 2022 ENERGY STAR Canada awards for existing commercial and institutional buildings represent a balance of new and old, with five repeat winners from last year.