Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) announced on Monday that it has acquired a 60 per cent ownership interest in Minto High Park Village, a multifamily rental property in Toronto.

A new name and TSX ticker symbol reflects the integration of Calloway REIT and SmartCentres.

Canadian researchers and distinguished ASHRAE members were recognized at the Society's recent annual conference.

Chartwell Retirement Residences has entered into an agreement to acquire The Grenadier in the Bloor West Village area of Toronto.

ASHRAE's 2015-16 president, David Underwood, has been a long-time leader and advisor on HVAC&R technical issues.

Starlight U.S. Multi-Family Core Fund announced that it has acquired The Reserves at Alafaya, a 264 unit, garden style complex in Orlando, Florida.

CAPREIT adds to its B.C. based holdings with the acquisition of properties in Victoria and Langley

A CIBC report predicts that subsiding rental demand and increasing condo supply will likely lead to an impending adjustment in Toronto's high-rise market.

Five of the official facilities constructed for the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games have earned LEED certification from the CaGBC.

Avison Young has promoted two executives, Mark Fieder and Keith Lipton, to senior positions.

The new ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 188-2015, outlining legionellosis risk management procedures for building water systems, is the product of four rounds of public review since July 2010.

Gordon Hicks, president of Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions, was honoured with Corporate Knights' Greenest Chief Executive Award for 2015.

The Blue Water Corporate Centre, an office complex in Sarnia, Ontario, has officially received LEED Silver certification.

Construction Voyer has begun building six net zero condominiums in Laval, Quebec.

The Côte-des-Neiges borough in Montreal is known for its vulnerable population and lack of adequate housing—the tenants at 2955 Goyer Street being no exception. But this past December, thanks to the Fonds d'acquisition québécois, changes are beginning to happen.

Saskatchewan is investing about $250,000 in 32 heritage conservation projects across the province through the Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation.

In response to downtown Montréal’s imminent surge of infrastructure updates—road work and bridges and tunnels, for instance—a new report from Colliers International outlines measures for