Internal free trade will see the Canadian government defer to most, but not all provincial/territorial rules governing inter-jurisdictional commerce.

The Rick Hansen Foundation created a resource to help Ontario-based municipalities identify and remove built environment barriers in their communities.

Another commercial real estate benchmark has introduced new terminology to replace former references to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).

CPP Investments and Deutsch Bank will jointly provide $550 million in construction financing for a 54-megawatt hyperscale facility in Cambridge, Ontario.

Ontario municipalities are again asking for an upward adjustment to the payments that health care, post-secondary and correctional facilities make in lieu of property tax.

The mixed-used project will become the first neighbourhood within the 370-acre former Downsview Airport lands.

Morningstar DBRS is predicting an uptick in American commercial real estate companies issuing maple bonds in the Canadian debt market.

Prospective purchasers can now expect information about flooding risks on Nova Scotia properties as a standardized element of vendor disclosure.

A promised overhaul of New Brunswick’s property tax system has been launched with a public survey and stakeholder consultation process.

Eight years after the initial consultation, Toronto business operators could be getting the okay to install portable ramps to improve accessibility at storefronts and other public entrances.

Data centre development that aligns with Ontario’s economic development priorities has been promised a preferential place in the queue to connect to the electricity grid.

The province unveiled updated designs for Ontario Place, while announcing a new, publicly-owned parking structure with about 3,500 spots.

Ontario municipalities will have an optional set of fines for enforcing fire safety once the provincial government finalizes the framework for administrative monetary penalties, known as AMPs.

Web platform upgrades could ease drudgery for Ontario commercial ratepayers obliged to submit annual income and expense information to the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

Two office towers at the Canada Square property in midtown Toronto are set for redevelopment.

BC Hydro is sussing out demand-side management technology suppliers for their capabilities to deliver energy savings in commercial and residential buildings.

A court-appointed receiver will administer assets within the RioCan-HBC joint venture, separate from, but in parallel with the Hudson's Bay Company's CCAA proceedings.