The future development could support approximately 227,000 residents and 47,000 jobs.

Ontario's new voluntary review process is touted as a way for development proponents to build relationships and gain insight for navigating the mandatory steps they must undertake later.

Ontario’s HST rebate has sparked a new home sales surge in the Greater Toronto Area.

Developed by the Rose Corporation with federal and municipal support, the new rental property is now underway at 26 Gilder Drive in Scarborough's Eglinton East neighbourhood.

Move‑in incentives have become increasingly common, reshaping how renters search for homes and how property managers compete for tenants.

Construction is officially underway on a new adapted residential and multifunctional complex in Saint‑Rémi for adults living with disabilities.

Proposed amendments to Ontario's Child, Youth and Family Services Act would allow for lockdown rooms in provincial youth custody facilities.

The new facility is slated to open in 2029.

The new Jim Pattison Acute Care Tower at Royal Columbian Hospital is set to open on May 31, 2026.

The Yukon government has partnered with Canada on a $350-million investment that will deliver more housing and infrastructure across the territory.

Gairloch Developments has officially broken ground on 3239 Dundas Street West, a new purpose‑built rental community in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood.

WorkSafeBC data shows the overall time-loss injury rate in B.C.'s construction sector has fallen by 25 per cent over the past decade.

The Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada is asking commercial real estate and facility management practitioners about smart technology adoption rates and comfort levels within their portfolios.

Federal regulators are proposing to update the approval process for new telecom tower sites to reduce paperwork and more tightly scope opportunities for outside parties to participate.

Thirty‑two municipalities have met or exceeded their Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) commitments, making them eligible for additional federal reinvestment.

Montreal’s Saint-Laurent borough has unveiled two master plans that will reimagine the southern part of its territory.

Offering 128 rental homes, the six-storey building is being developed by Killam Apartment REIT with support from the federal government.