Scotiabank announced it will be aligning with CMHC to mobilize $10 billion over the next ten years to support the creation of new affordable housing.

About 33 per cent of professionals currently working from home due to the pandemic would look for a new job if called back to the office full time.

It’s actually too late for Saskatchewan’s ice rink operators to apply for the funding outlined in the 2021-22 provincial budget earlier this week, but they could still qualify for electricity rate relief this spring and summer.

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The 2021-22 Saskatchewan budget also commits more than $937 million to upgrade the provincial electricity system and nearly $175 million to underwrite an electricity rebate for SaskPower customers.

The industry partnership will develop a series of certificates leading to a Canadian Building Operator designation.

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) has rolled its holdings in energy, resources, power and renewables into a newly dubbed sustainable energy group with approximately $18 billion in assets.

Industrial space got even tighter in Canada’s largest commercial real estate markets during the first quarter of 2021, while office sublet activity continued, but at a slower pace than in Q4 2020.

Boardwalk REIT released a positive operational update highlighting indicators of economic recovery in the hard-hit Alberta market.

The 2021-2022 Quebec budget opens up an enhanced refundable tax credit for rental housing tenants aged 70 and older, and promises incremental upward adjustments over the next five years.

BentallGreenOak has acquired Metropolitan Real Estate Equity Management from the Carlyle Group.

Equiton announced it has completed the purchase of two apartment buildings in the Beasley neighbourhood of East Hamilton, Ontario.

This support will reduce obstacles to hiring, training and retaining workers and apprentices, and reduce the stigma related to a career in the skilled trades to attract a new generation of workers.

Green building organizations, architects, and scientists warn that building materials with added antimicrobials have no proven health benefit.

Building owners/managers recognize the looming challenge to sustainably decommission transparent panels once they get public health approval to take the smudge magnets down.

Quebec employers will be eligible for an enhanced refundable tax credit if they employ and/or invest in training interns during the next 13 months.

Half of Canadians say the pandemic has had an ongoing impact on their mental health and more than four-in-10 think the impact will last long after the pandemic is over.