CCA estimates at least $20 billion in major commercial projects are expected over the next three to five years.

A 2 per cent down payment could open up financing for first-time homebuyers in Nova Scotia if they apply for a mortgage through one of the province’s 11 participating credit unions.

Availability, visibility and accessibility are key goals of a push to expand Vancouver’s network of washrooms for public use and make it easier for prospective patrons to find them.

The TD Centre has become the largest commercial complex in North America to achieve WELL Core Platinum certification.

Canadian engineering practitioners, facilities and students were recognized for exemplary achievement in the past year and over the longer term during the 2026 ASHRAE Winter Conference.

Current terminology in Canada's rule specifying foreign accrual property income (FAPI) for insurers creates inadvertent wiggle room around investment income from their foreign affiliates.

Lara McKendrick has joined the Ontario Association of Architects as its new president.

The 178,680 sq.ft. Coronation Park Sports and Recreation Centre is the first facility of its kind in North America.

Ontario’s 2021-2024 conservation and demand management framework fell short of its target, but an impressive finishing kick helped to reel the deficit back to a respectable gap.

New data from Urbanation shows rental construction accelerated sharply in Q4‑2025, up 42 per cent from 2024 and the highest annual total since the 1970s.

New condo sales declined for a fourth consecutive year amid buyer defaults and record high project cancellations.

The Saskatchewan government will commission an independent, third-party review of hospital safety and security.

Buoyant retail rents were most evident in Vancouver, Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Halifax during the second half of 2025, while the rare downward trends were mostly confined to street-based, urban shopping districts.

The Q4 2025 Housing Market Index from the Canadian Home Builders’ Association signals a further slowdown in future housing starts.

The Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA) is forecasting a difficult year ahead, saying real GDP is expected to expand by only 1.1 per cent

Multifamily market fundamentals weakened noticeably through 2025, and Yardi expects the conditions will remain fragile in the year ahead.

The facility reopened this week after a five-year renovation.