“Canada’s Clean50” list was announced earlier this month, celebrating the accomplishments of 50 sustainability leaders including, Dan Rames, Director of Energy Management at CAPREIT.

A new study by Urbanation warns of massive Ontario rental supply shortfall, which will continue to diminish unless at least 6,250 additional new rental units are

Allied Properties REIT and Westbank announced plans to proceed with the development of 19 Duncan Street, a mixed-use development in Toronto.

A CaGBC report suggests provincially-specific retrofit pathways that include recommissioning, deep retrofits, renewable energy and fuel switching actions.

Morguard has teamed up with Big Brothers Big Sisters for the second annual BeYou campaign to help young women across Canada increase their self-esteem.

Cadillac Fairview announced an 11-year partnership with the Canadian Olympic Committee to grow and support the Olympic Movement in Canada.

Quadrangle recently won a Toronto Urban Design Award in the Low-scale Buildings in Context category for 619 Queen West, the Hullmark office, located in downtown Toronto.

Acting Information and Privacy Commissioner Drew McArthur is investigating whether landlords in British Columbia are asking prospective tenants for too much personal information.

Greystone, Canderel and Canstone Realty Advisors have bought Constitution Square, one of the largest office complexes in downtown Ottawa.

Menkes has launched a three-year wellbeing program called Healthy Spaces across its portfolio of commercial buildings in the Greater Toronto Area.

The regular use of disinfectants could increase the chance of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease by nearly a third.

As part of its Fair Housing Plan, the government of Ontario announced it will be unlocking surplus provincial land to create more than 2,000 new rental housing units in Toronto.

Mattamy Homes, the largest privately owned home builder in North America, has appointed Margaret Whelan to its Board of Directors

Employees say the condition of a workplace restroom reflects how much a company values its workforce, according to a new survey.

Regina is investing $350,000 from its existing paving maintenance budget in a new pavement preservation technique to restore the surface of asphalt.

Simon Fraser University is another step closer to becoming a zero-waste university, with Shrum Chemistry now one of its most energy efficient buildings.

Calgary's National Music Centre recently received a $5 million federal investment in support of Studio Bell through the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund.