The Peterborough Lift Lock National Historic Site in Ontario could soon be home to the Canadian Canoe Museum, according to Parks Canada.

Construction is underway at Humber College’s new Learning Resource Commons in Toronto. Post-secondary education partners, builders and community leaders recently gathered to celebration the completion

Ontario minister says that the opening of a Windsor Coca-Cola distribution centre signals confidence in the province's food and beverage sector.

A report from the ULI and Ernst and Young says that a city's infrastructure quality is a major factor for real estate investors and developers.

Canadian LEED certifications are on the rise, with the CaGBC handing out 140 new certifications in the first quarter of 2014.

According to a new report from Avison Young, the GTA office market experienced negative absorption in the first quarter of 2014.

Maplewood Hotels and Resorts is teaming up with InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) to develop 15 new Candlewood Suites hotels in Canada.

Toronto's 145 Elinor Ave., a property with a total of 21 two-storey townhouse units, sells for $3.3 million.

The 2014 Residential Landscape Architecture Trends Survey by the ASLA found that low-maintenance landscapes and native plants are on trend.

The B.C. Wood Design Awards celebrated its 10th anniversary by handing out 12 different awards, recognizing leadership and innovation in wood design.

Five British Columbia-based interior designers were honoured at the Seattle Design Center’s 15th annual Northwest Design Awards.

Vancouver city council voted to approve a community-driven plan for the Downtown Eastside that focuses on affordable housing options.

Mattamy Homes has bought the RiverTown community in St. Johns County, Florida. The 4,057-acre deal came at a cost of $43.6 million.

This year's CHBA SAM Awards recognized Vancouver’s Adera Development Corporation for its six-storey Sail development at the University of British Columbia.

Killam Properties Inc. acquired of four properties in the first quarter of 2014, located in Ottawa, Moncton and Halifax, for $35 million.

The governments of Canada and B.C. have committed to investing $300 million by extending the Investment in Affordable Housing agreement.

The national CaGBC conference, now called Building Lasting Change, will explore the value of sustainable building, real estate and urban development.