Thousands of new homes will be rising near future transit stations along the Ontario Line subway and Scarborough Subway Extension.

Subsidies are now on offer for EV charger installations on publicly accessible sites in small to mid-sized Ontario communities with populations no greater than 170,000.

At The Well, in the King West neighbourhood, passers-by will discover seven new art pieces on display, including some firsts in Canada.

The new Building to Zero Exchange (BTZx) has an agenda to help nurture retrofit expertise and connect property and facilities managers to a range of services for pursuing decarbonization.

The credit rating service, DBRS Morningstar, is reiterating a general negative outlook for office properties, while highlighting lending and underwriting trends that have limited exposure for Canada's big six banks.

LEED v5 is nearing final form, with the updated rating system for existing buildings operations and maintenance (O+M) undergoing final refinements ahead of a projected 2024 rollout.

Organizations with real estate portfolios are encouraged to obtain RHFAC ratings for their properties and become eligible for accolades through the 2024 Buildings Without Barriers Challenge.

The Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) is launching a free Low Carbon Training Program in partnership with industry associations.

On September 28th, 2023, the Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada (BOMA Canada) honoured members of the Canadian commercial real estate industry at their

Speaking at BOMEX 2023, Bryce Starlight of Taza Development Corporation, offered insight into the Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner's call to action 92.

Ontario's recently released climate risk assessment concludes on-reserve buildings, utilities, storm water management, transportation links and communications networks are already highly vulnerable.

Led by the Southern Chiefs’ Organization, Winnipeg's iconic Hudson’s Bay building is undergoing a multi-phased, $130-million transformation.

Winnipeg's largest and most sustainable infill development started taking shape this week.

The New Brunswick government and Port of Saint John are jointly investigating a fire in the metal recycler's industrial yard and its compliance with the terms and conditions of its lease.

The initiative is targeting the industrial, commercial, and institutional sector located in specific jurisdictions.

Demonstration projects along Canada's Atlantic, Pacific and Northern coasts and in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence river basin to take an integrated approach to climate change adaptation.

Central to the plan is a vision for low-carbon, inclusive, equitable and sustainable mixed-use neighbourhoods that honour the site's aerospace legacy.