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.

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

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.

New Brunswick introduces new legislation that would leave non-residential ratepayers potentially exposed to a larger share of the property tax burden.

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

Ontario's new voluntary review process is touted as a way for development proponents to build relationships and gain insight for navigating the mandatory steps they must undertake later.

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.

Montreal’s Saint-Laurent borough has unveiled two master plans that will reimagine the southern part of its territory.

Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver collectively welcomed tech tenants to 1.4 million square feet of office space in Q1 2026, accounting for nearly one third of leasing activity across the three markets.

Vancouver's Oakridge Park, Canada’s largest redevelopment by QuadReal Property Group and Westbank, is officially opening on May 28th.

The Canadian government's spring economic update confirms new priorities and staffing at Canada Revenue Agency, along with an increased tax deduction for tradespeople.

The new platform will help homeowners, renters, and businesses to improve their preparedness and resilience.

Prominent industry-led organizations that promote sustainability in the built environment have joined forces to develop performance standards for data centres.

A new incentive for Ontario’s Class B electricity customers offers $54.84 per kilowatt of load reduction during specified peak demand periods between June 1 and Sept. 30.

Proposed legislation would give the Ontario government oversight of all capital projects, including repairs and upgrades in existing buildings, within the public school system.

The New Brunswick government is anticipating an estimated 171 per cent boost in the revenue it generates from elevator inspections, installation permits and mechanic licences.

The only atrium-style lobby in Toronto’s financial district was recently transformed into a wellness-inspired town square.