The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) has announced a new conference: the WELL Conference is slated for April 2020.

The Stovel Block, an Edwardian-style commercial building in The Quarters neighbourhood of downtown Edmonton, is currently undergoing a restoration.

Vancouver recently approved an ambitious green rainwater infrastructure initiative called the Rain City Strategy.

Mitchell Transit Garage and Westwood Fleet Services will now operate with a much lower ecological footprint.

Five projects have been recognized with CCPPP 2019 National Awards for Innovation and Excellence in Public-Private Partnerships.

The awards are bestowed to individuals and organizations that have advanced sustainable principles and practices in design, management, operations and community building, while serving as role models and resources for their peers.

Anna Murray, Ailey Roberts and Puninda Thind of BentallGreenOak's sustainability team have been named to the Canada Clean50 for 2020.

The global industrial cleaning market size is projected to reach USD 58.2 billion by 2024 from USD 46.8 billion in 2019, at a CAGR of

Ace Hotel Toronto is slated to open in 2020.

The project is expected to be completed in Spring 2021.

Commercial real estate industry trailblazers (CREST) were recognized, as participants in Toronto's race2reduce continue to pursue a target to collectively reduce energy consumption by 10 per cent compared to 2017 usage.

Construction has officially begun on the Patient Support Centre, the first phase of the SickKids' redevelopment project.

Forty per cent of co-working users in the United Kingdom would rather work in a conventional office space.

Rising investments in smart city projects across the world have led to the growing demand for facility management services.

Architecture and interior design students in Canada are invited to enter Formica Corporation’s 2020 FORM Student Innovation Competition.

CBRE’s new Edmonton office is the first in Alberta to achieve WELL Certification at the Silver level for New and Existing Interiors.

The private sector can now share their expertise on public infrastructure needs through unsolicited bids submitted online to the Ontario government.