New research examines the pain of U.S. tariffs and emphasizes the need for more east-west/west-east trade.

British Columbia's new released 2025 budget includes increases to the TransLink parking tax and the provincial vacant unit tax.

Commercial and multifamily landlords in British Columbia will have an extra year to complete upgrades that qualify for the provincial clean buildings tax credit.

A major wastewater energy transfer project is set to come on line at Toronto Western Hospital later this year, supplying heating and cooling through thermal energy exchange technology.

Commercial ratepayers in Alberta are in line for a 6.4 per cent increase in their education property tax burden for 2025-26.

The design-build industrial warehouse will be located at Stoney North Logistics Centre.

The standards set new benchmarks beyond the Ontario Building Code requirements for accessibility in housing.

Luxembourg-based BBGI Global Infrastructure's holdings include the Golden Ears Bridge in B.C.'s Fraser Valley, and Women's College Hospital in Toronto.

Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec and the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke are partnering to finance Indigenous involvement in renewable energy infrastructure projects in Quebec.

Canada-wide capacity for renewable power generation from wind, solar or energy storage inputs has grown by nearly 7,600 megawatts, or 46 per cent, since 2019.

Canada’s first round of proposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports includes a range of building materials and furnishings, and equipment and products used in operations, maintenance and housekeeping.

Reversion to a 50 per cent capital gains inclusion rate will deliver higher returns than vendors might have expected on investment property sales since June 25, 2024.

Commercial HVAC controls are expected to return a sizable reduction in Ontario’s peak electricity loads for a relatively small injection of incentive funding.

Nova Scotia has procured 625 megawatts of wind power generation and signed up 11 large-scale electricity customers for the pending clean energy supply.

BOMA BEST Sustainable version 4.1 will introduce minor modifications to the assessment and benchmarking program for existing buildings as of Feb. 1, 2025.

Toronto would need the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation's assistance to accurately implement a new commercial parking tax, and the agency hasn't yet committed to participate.

Tariff threats bring a new source of hesitation to what had been an expected pickup in commercial real estate investment activity in 2025.