The Alberta government has proffered up to $223 million, or about two-thirds of projected late payments, to stabilize utilities' cash flow and enable the deferrals.

Lengthy building shutdowns to help stop the spread of COVID-19 could create friendlier conditions for Legionella bacteria growth.

A new CaGBC study looks at the zero carbon training and education needs of engineers, architects, and renewable energy specialists.

The Canadian Urban Institute, along with a growing coalition of partners, has launched the Bring Back Main Street campaign to help small businesses.

Fewer than 18 per cent of survey respondents report they have been more productive in home workspaces during the COVID-19 lockdown, but a majority conclude they are at least 80 per cent as productive as in a formal office setting.

With the global lockdown profoundly affecting the travel and tourism industry, Airbnb has reportedly laid off 25 per cent of its workforce.

Toronto’s real estate industry has spearheaded a relay that’s raising funds for the Yonge Street Mission (YSM). The initiative has already raised more than $200,000

The B.C. government is opening a 45-bed emergency response centre with wraparound supports and services at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

A new model shows that continuing social distancing at the current levels in Ontario and Quebec until mid-September could save about 100,000 lives.

As part of its relaunch strategy to reopen the economy, the Government of Alberta has launched a voluntary, secure mobile contact tracing application.

Landscaping and lawn care are also on a shortlist of businesses allowed to offer services if they adhere to public health protocol.

The City of Vancouver has pushed the deadline for both residential and commercial property taxes to September 30, 2020, moved from July 3.

Approximately 13,000 evacuees have been instructed to abide by COVID-19 social distancing requirements.

A new report helps facility managers to reduce the effects of climate change for the organizations they support.

Last week, the Ontario government took further action to support condominium corporations, including a new emergency order for condo meetings.

Today's National Day of Mourning takes on new relevance in the wake of COVID-19, as the pandemic heightens the risk for essential workers on the front lines.

Colonnade BridgePort and Fiera Real Estate announced they have successfully acquired a five-acre urban industrial site located in central Ottawa.