Heritage treasures from British Columbia to Nova Scotia are featured on the National Trust for Canada’s Top 10 Endangered Places List for 2017.

Lenders in a syndicate mortgage that funded Brant Park received their principal back in full, as well as an estimated annualized return of 8.12 per cent.

The City of Mississauga is updating its purchasing practices in order to make the decision-making process much more sustainable and ethical.

The city's overall rental vacancy rate is projected to climb as new purpose-built supply comes onto the market, but then stabilize at a still landlord-friendly 2 per cent for 2018.

The federal government is stepping up its scrutiny of real estate deals in a crackdown on tax cheating, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) reported last Friday

Amazon is buying Whole Foods Market for US$13.7 billion in a giant leap of a deal that pushes the Internet retailer further into the grocery business.

Toronto has appointed Elliott Cappell as its first chief resilience officer.

Isabelle Jodoin, Stantec senior vice president, Quebec, has been appointed chairperson of the board of directors of the Quebec Association of Consulting Engineering Companies (AFG),

Researchers at the University of British Columbia used recycled tires to develop a stronger concrete that could be used for buildings.

The construction of a state-of-the-art, digitally-advanced Command Centre, designed and built by GE Healthcare Partners, is now underway at Humber River Hospital, North America’s first fully digital hospital.

Removing sinks from rooms in intensive care units (ICU) and introducing water-free patient care lowers bacterial colonization rates.

Ontario is investing $127 million in the construction of a York University campus in Markham, which will be the first university campus in York Region.

The Ministry of Government and Consumer Services has released an updated timeline for the roll out of condo law reforms.

HOOPP recently handed out its sixth annual LEAP Awards to honour property managers and tenants across Canada for leadership in sustainability initiatives.

City of Toronto staff are proposing that short-term rentals be restricted to the home-sharing variety versus the commercial kind.

CBRE Group, Inc. will be acquiring Caledon, a Toronto-based investment management business.

Toronto's commercial buildings have once again been designated as a course to energy savings in a new iteration of the conservation challenge, race2reduce.