Asbestos abatement contractors who operate in B.C. must be licensed by Jan. 1, 2024.

The average annual rent for vacated units in Canada rose 6.5 per cent in May, marking the lowest annual increase since December 2021.

Housing is not referenced in the titles of any of the portfolios that Alberta’s 24 newly named cabinet ministers will lead.

Among the changes impacting landlords, Bill 97 includes new protections to limit “renovictions” and introduces changes to the “landlord’s own use” clause.

The provincial housing corporation is offering capital funding of up to $95,000 per unit through a loan forgiveness model, and seeks commitments to keep rents affordable for 15 to 20 years.

Averton’s new mixed-use community in Edmonton has achieved Built Green Communities certification for its first phase of development.

Skilled building trades qualify for the express lane to permanent residency under new guidelines for Canada’s immigration application system.

Manitoba's legislative term expired soon after the government introduced proposed amendments to the Occupiers' Liability Act similar to changes already adopted in Ontario.

A mixed-use community is bringing more than 2,000 market and attainable homes to Innisfil, Ontario.

Almost all the main metropolitan areas in the Montreal CMA are experiencing an annual downward trend in sales.

The Canada Green Building Council has bestowed 2023 leadership awards to four individuals and a company at the forefront of adopting and driving sustainable policies, practices and products.

Pride Toronto and Zeidler Architecture have both expanded their office space at Castlepoint Numa’s historic Auto BLDG in Toronto’s Lower Junction Triangle.

Nearly $71 million will be distributed through Canada’s Enabling Accessibility Fund to underwrite 903 small-scale retrofit and upgrade projects across the country.

Rising office fit-out costs reflect both inflationary dynamics in the construction sector and emerging design trends as employers realign space to engage their hybrid workforces.

New Brunswick’s Residential Tenancy Tribunal will soon assume responsibility for authorizing renovations that require tenants to vacate their dwellings.

A solar array of 2,592 solar panels located on top of a Delta warehouse is the largest rooftop solar power project ever built in B.C.

The first certifications have been conveyed through the new BOMA BEST Smart assessment and benchmarking program for digital optimization of building performance.