Central to the plan is a vision for low-carbon, inclusive, equitable and sustainable mixed-use neighbourhoods that honour the site's aerospace legacy.

Construction of a new hospital and cancer centre in Surrey has begun. Completion is expected in 2029.

In the first agreement under Canada's new Housing Accelerator Fund, the City of London will receive funding for more than 2,000 affordable homes.

Landlords in British Columbia will soon be able to raise rents up to 3.5 per cent according to the Province’s 2024 rent increase guideline.

The hospital will enhance primary care and mental health services throughout the three communities of Cote First Nation, Keeseekoose First Nation, and The Key First Nation.

The Stack in Vancouver, a landmark project by Oxford Properties, is the first high-rise commercial tower in North America built to zero carbon standards. 

Concert Income Properties announced it has acquired a Class A, mixed-use rental building on Granville Street in Vancouver.

The Government of Canada provided $150 million in low-interest loans through the RCFi toward the construction of three new rental projects in Vancouver.

Commercial, multi-residential and institutional electricity customers in Ottawa and select areas of Toronto are eligible for targeted incentives through Ontario’s BizEnergySaver program.

Board renewal at Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) is opening up positions for a new chairperson and five directors.

Real estate was relatively unscathed in the growing number of ransomware attacks perpetrated in Canada last year, experiencing about 3 per cent of the incidents occurring across 19 industry sectors.

Abundant water resources and a low-carbon electricity grid are two key attributes earning Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Winnipeg favourable ranking as resilient bases for commercial real estate.

Vancouver’s Firehall 17 is Canada’s first ever zero-carbon facility of its kind and is now on track to achieve Passive House certification.

The federal government is giving a 30-year-old multi-purpose sportsplex in Brampton, Ontario, $10 million to transform into a zero-carbon facility.

Forty-four per cent of housing markets in Canada are expected to be sellers' markets in 2023.

The theatre was established in 1976 and has produced more than 75 new Canadian works.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has made several key cabinet changes in the wake of Steve Clark's resignation over the Greenbelt land swap scandal.