The Mosaic Centre For Conscious Community and Commerce in Edmonton is aiming to become the most northerly building to achieve net zero status.

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Foundation is launching the Moriyama RAIC International Prize, one of the largest in the world.

Scott Kemp is the new president of the Architectural Institute of B.C. (AIBC).

A new report from Jones Lang LaSalle says that the Montreal industrial market is lagging, which it attributes to Quebec's recent election.

Avison Young has advised two Canadian pension funds in their acquisition and financing of a mixed-use complex in Cologne, Germany.

Colliers made more than 20 Canadian hotel transactions in the first quarter, totaling $183 million.

Ivanhoe Cambridge has joined forces with Harvard Developments and Forster Projects to develop the 385,000-square-foot Outlet Collection at Winnipeg.

CBRE’s Canadian management team has added Norm Taylor as executive vice-president and managing director for British Columbia operations.

Greenpark CEO Carlo Baldassarra has received the BILD Lifetime Achievement Award.

Toivo Heinsaar has joined Avison Young as senior vice-president of valuation and advisory services for Ontario.

Canada topped the U.S. Green Building Council’s list of the top 10 countries for LEED outside of the United States.

Switzerland-based Herzog & de Meuron has been selected to design the new Vancouver Art Gallery.

Windsor, Ontario's new South West Detention Centre is being built to meet LEED Silver certification.

Newfoundland is investing in three multi-year development projects for the Central Newfoundland Regional Health Centre in Grand-Falls Windsor.

A survey from the Ontario Real Estate Association found that the majority of people see the Toronto municipal land transfer tax as a barrier to buying a home.

The developer of Toronto's Emerald City Condominiums is facing a class action lawsuit totaling $30 million for misrepresentation in their advertisements.

Ontario commute times are the highest in Canada. And at an average of 65.6 minutes, Torontonians have the longest commute of all.