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Nova Scotia issues RFI for Dennis Building site

Nova Scotia is looking for innovative and creative ideas to develop the Dennis Building site in downtown Halifax, while preserving its historic façade.

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Ontario invests in operation of sporting venues

Ontario is investing $16.76 million towards athletes and sporting events in the province, including supporting the continued operation of key sporting venues. As part of
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National home resales to rebalance: CREA

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) expects to see national home resales rebalance away from B.C. and Ontario in the second half of the year.
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National home resales to rebalance: CREA

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) expects to see national home resales rebalance away from B.C. and Ontario in the second half of the year.

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B.C.’s economic growth due to housing sector

According to the Conference Board of Canada’s recent Provincial Outlook: Spring 2016, British Columbia’s booming housing sector will be one of the province’s main drivers

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Call for projects: 2016 This Place Matters contest

The National Trust for Canada is seeking community groups with project ideas for its 2016 This Place Matters competition.

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PATTISON Onestop acquires 13 office properties

PATTISON Onestop is acquiring 13 prominent properties managed by GWL Realty Advisors Inc, which expands its digital office network portfolio.

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Quebec City condo to allow Airbnb-style rentals

Condos LB9, a new $150-million condominium development to be located in Quebec City, is the first project in Canada with a condominium agreement that specifically

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David Melo appointed Timbercreek president

Timbercreek Asset Management announced that David Melo, current Managing Director of Finance for Timbercreek Asset Management, has been appointed to the role of President, Timbercreek Communities

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Grants available to arts and culture groups in B.C.

Arts and culture organizations in British Columbia can now apply for grants up to $50,000 for small capital projects as part of the province’s Collaborative

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Women’s College Hospital officially reopens

Women’s College Hospital in downtown Toronto celebrated its official reopening on June 10, 2016, following five years of construction between July 2010 and September 2015.

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CFAA recognizes The Heathview for excellence

Morguard’s The Heathview, located in mid-town Toronto, has been recognized again for excellence in a purpose-built rental development, this time as co-winner of the New Development of the Year Award by the Canadian Federation of Apartments Association (CFAA).

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TD Bank HQ Canada’s 1st WELL certified project

TD Bank Group’s (TD) office in Toronto is now Canada’s first project to receive WELL certification under the non-pilot phase of the program.
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CaGBC awards Green Building Product winner

The Canada Green Building Council celebrated winners of the second annual 2016 CaGBC Green Building Product of the Year Award at the Building Lasting Change

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GTA construction strikes to end within the week

According to the Residential Construction Council of Ontario (RESCON), the residential construction strikes that are currently underway will be over in one week or less.
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Ontario targets buildings in climate action plan

Ontario will commit up to $8.3 billion for its five-year climate change action plan, which features 28 key measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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The Sumach by Chartwell breaks ground in T.O.

Welltower Inc. and The Daniels Corporation unveiled plans today for ‘The Sumach by Chartwell,’ a new urban rental residence for active, retired adults located in the revitalized Regent Park neighbourhood in downtown Toronto