Preparations for Toronto Stadium’s turn on the international soccer stage are progressing, with phase one of $146 million worth of planned upgrades now complete.

Kindred Works aims to redevelop Toronto's iconic Saint Luke’s church and schoolhouse into a vibrant, mixed-use community hub.

A sizable majority of recent survey respondents perceive careers in the skilled trades garner good incomes, but only one-third say they offer a good work-life balance.

Construction is underway on two new development sites in the Township of Langley, BC, marking a significant step forward in the province's efforts to expand housing.

A new guidance document is in sync with a national push for major infrastructure projects and expectations that First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples will be engaged in decisions affecting their lands.

The Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth celebrated the grand opening of its new permanent cultural space in Calgary.

The James Bay Eeyou Corporation and JHD Immobilier announced a $400-million bid to acquire the former Hudson's Bay building in downtown Montreal.

Housing starts and sales decline across the Greater Golden Horseshoe.

UBC has opened a $45 million expansion of the Beaty Biodiversity Centre.

Toronto is on track for its lowest annual housing starts total in 30 years.

Light House has released the Construction Plastics Initiative (CPI) Benchmarking Study, the first national effort to evaluate plastics.

Opening in 2026, a 98,000-square-foot indoor sports facility is set to become the largest indoor pickleball centre in British Columbia.

While lower interest rates may ease mortgage payments for property owners, they do little to close the affordability gap that leaves many renters one paycheque away from missing payments.

Simon Fraser University has officially opened the 15,000-square-foot First Peoples’ Gathering House at its Burnaby campus.

The group is calling for a permanent, multi-sector advisory committee to identify systemic risks.

A new proposal in Surrey will bring almost 600 new homes and shelter spaces to the community through three new BC Housing-funded developments.

The federal government and FCM unveiled an $85.5-million funding boost for energy-efficient and affordable housing as the country champions Green Buildings Week.