A planned optional companion document to the widely referenced energy efficiency standard will give new prominence to guidelines that are currently included as informative appendices.

The hospital will expand acute care services through a $202-million provincial investment.

A new one-day educational forum for building operators recognizes their key role in delivering sustainable, comfortable and productive indoor environments.

Proposed new rules could free Ontario’s mortgage brokers from redundant due diligence when dealing with sophisticated clients and ensure they promptly report compromising professional circumstances.

A new C.D. Howe Institute report states that land-use planning policies have become increasingly disconnected from consumer preferences for ground-related housing.

Hazelview Investments has completed the first close of its newest private real estate vehicle, the Hazelview Canadian Multi‑Residential Fund VI.

The Governments of Quebec and Canada have announced a new financial commitment to complete the final phase of the Val‑Martin project’s South Block

An uptick in acquisitions underpins a flurry of credit rating actions and a generally upbeat assessment of the North American corporate real estate market in Q2 2026.

The FIFA World Cup tournament could be leaving a legacy of patios in British Columbia, at least until Labour Day 2026.

Easing rent declines reported in June suggest Canada’s rental market may be stabilizing after a prolonged downturn.

A new survey found 51 per cent of Canadians living in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver would consider buying a primary residence in a more affordable city, if they were able to find a local job or work remotely.

The Nova Scotia government has signed a 10-year power purchase agreement for its public housing portfolio, locking in rates for electricity generated at the Mersey River Wind Project.

NAIOP has adopted a new name, Commercial Real Estate Development Association, as it rounds out a sixth decade of advocacy for a broad range of industry interests.

Canadian small businesses are promised more welcoming access to federal contracts through new measures to simplify the government’s procurement process.

Canada received accolades for high-performance buildings and high-calibre industry professionals during the 2026 BOMA International Conference & Expo in Long Beach, California.

Solar photovoltaic systems will generate more modest rebates for some prospective investors aiming to connect to Ontario’s electricity grid.

A redesigned Digby Ferry Terminal in Nova Scotia will replace two separate buildings that were constructed in the 1970s.