Science World is undertaking a retrofit that includes three solar arrays – the first-of-its kind vertical installation system in B.C.

The Ontario government is considering extending the permissible retailing hours for licensed cannabis stores to help them compete with the illicit market.

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.

Canada’s rental market continued its downward slide in March, with the average asking rent falling for the 18th straight month to $2,008

There was an uptick in March home sales in the Greater Toronto Area, which suggests affordability conditions are improving.

Celebrating leadership in sustainable homebuilding, this year's Maverick award recipients were recognized in three categories: Ambassadorship, Innovation, and Transformation.

PC Urban Properties Corp. and Harrison Street Asset Management are partnering on a two tower rental development in Vancouver.

New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area climbed modestly in February 2026, but vastly trail historical averages.

Insured damage from last year’s March ice storm in Ontario and Quebec is now estimated at $466 million.

A mid-rise residential development in Calgary's Taza Park will be the first purpose-built condo project in the emerging 470-acre community.

The Ontario government’s 2026 budget announced a series of investments to renovate and build new community-focused facilities.

Amendments to the Human Pathogens and Toxins Act (HPTA) have received Royal Assent.

The majority of safety leaders plan to maintain or increase their budgets over the next two years as workplace incidents persist worldwide.

A newly revised glossary of terms is meant to help resource perpetuation (formerly known as sustainability) professionals navigate evolving lexicon.

Recyclable materials from receptacles in Ontario’s parks, playgrounds, transit stations and sidewalk locations are now mixed into the solid waste stream that is sent to landfill.

A new analysis finds that despite signs of rent stabilization, affordability pressures persist as rental units become smaller across the country.

The landmark multi‑billion‑dollar agreement will significantly reduce development charges on new housing while advancing the Waterfront East Transit line.