The province of Alberta tabled legislation that would establish a dispute resolution tribunal for condominiums.

A new sustainable, transit-oriented infill development at 30 Cleary Avenue in Ottawa has received the green light from city council to proceed.

Ontario is considering opening up building official functions to professionals who have been trained and certified in other jurisdictions.

A new report from RentCafe identifies Canada's top trending cities in Q3 2024 from the perspective of current and would-be renters.

The CAO's updated director training program features two new modules for communication and conflict resolution.

Ontario’s fall economic statement confirms that property reassessment is still on hold, but a small tweak is in the works to alleviate the tax burden on some student housing projects.

Some of Ontario’s long-term care home operators could be getting an 18-month extension on a looming deadline to install automatic sprinklers for fire suppression

Canadian health care providers will be urged to “nix the nitrous” in a new campaign to curb greenhouse gas emissions from leaky centralized delivery systems for the anesthetic gas.

A new chilled water facility at Fanshawe College marks the first phase of a multi-year sustainability initiative.

Nova Scotia's Accessibility Advisory Board released a set of recommendations to guide the province's accessibility employment standard.

The federal government is significantly reducing the number of immigrants coming into Canada next year in an effort to ease pressure on housing, infrastructure and social services.

Forum Asset Management recently celebrated the ground-breaking of the ALMA @ Cabbagetown, a new student housing building located at 307 Sherbourne Street.

Construction is underway at Spencer Place, a new multi-unit rental development in the community of Simcoe, Ontario.

According to a new poll, housing affordability and rental policies will play a pivotal role in shaping the Saskatchewan election outcome.

The Competition Bureau is continuing to examine the use of exclusivity clauses and land covenants in Canadian grocery retailing via a newly issued call-out for input from the real estate sector.

Alexandre Bouchard, a partner and principal of the Saguenay office with Martin Roy et Associés, has been named to the 2024 cohort of LEED Fellows.

Commercial rent control is a suggested tool to protect small business tenants in a proposed new 10-year strategy to stimulate and manage economic growth in Toronto.