The Province of British Columbia has formally extended the provincial state of emergency for the 26th time, marking a year in response to COVID-19.

Sunnybrook Hospital is currently assembling a mobile health unit as Toronto remains one of Ontario's hardest hit regions during the pandemic.

The new CUI COVID Signpost 365 report captures stories, shares perspectives of Canadians on the year that changed the world.

Avison Young and Devencore will come together under the Avison Young banner to deliver commercial real estate brokerage and advisory services.

Ontario is donating 2.174 acres of land to the City of Toronto to build a much-needed community hub and centre for the arts in the Jane and Finch community.

UBC's Rapid Air Improvement Network will be translating collected data into effective interventions, including control strategies for building ventilation.

Minto Communities GTA will debut its first multi-residential geoexchange energy system with the launch of North Oak condo.

Three of the residential elevators at the Telus Sky building are the fastest in Western Canada, moving at 1,600 feet per minute (fpm).

In preparation for World Water Day, here are five water conservation tips for facility managers and service providers.

At the current pace, New Brunswick Auditor General Kim Adair-MacPherson calculates it will take nearly 23 years to complete radon testing in the provincial public housing portfolio.

The new British High Commission in Ottawa, designed by HOK, is a high-performance building that will seek LEED Gold certification.

Canada announced $1.4 million in additional funding for six recipients in B.C. to support women entrepreneurs to navigate the pandemic.

The latest residential addition to Mississauga's M City is expected to raise the bar for smart living in Canada.

Construction sites are not specifically identified for limited occupiers' liability provisos, but an associated proposed amendment defines unauthorized entry onto a construction site as a criminal act.

Edmonton would be the first Canadian and second North American destination to obtain the accreditation.

Funds are drawn from the carbon pricing proceeds the federal government collects and redistributes in provinces that have not enacted their own carbon pricing programs.

The office availability rate inched above 12 per cent in downtown Montreal during Q4 2020, closing out a year when tenants gave up more than 1.3 million square feet of space through sublets or non-renewals.