Global insights reveal weak progress in compensation, career development, collaboration, stress, and coaching.

Toronto is proposing a WNBA training facility that will be the first in North America to feature dedicated community access.

The Alberta government plans to block vacancy tax on dwellings that provincial residents own and introduce fines for property owners who fail to submit required information to assessors.

First-quarter condo sales in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area reached a new 35-year low.

Skyline marked Earth Day on April 22 with the release of its 2026 Sustainability Report, the company’s sixth consecutive year of formal reporting on responsible business practices.

Proposed legislation indicates Ontario employers will have financial support to comply with pending requirements to supply augmented hard hats in many work environments.

The condos are designed for multi-generational living, large gatherings, private art collections, and functional home offices.

Canada's spring housing market is slow compared to previous years, but activity is picking up, according to new data from Royal LePage.

A new industry report outlines five practical steps that could reduce construction jobsite emissions by up to 75 per cent.

A new incentive for Ontario’s Class B electricity customers offers $54.84 per kilowatt of load reduction during specified peak demand periods between June 1 and Sept. 30.

Proposed legislation would give the Ontario government oversight of all capital projects, including repairs and upgrades in existing buildings, within the public school system.

First Capital REIT’s board of trustees has endorsed a $9.4-billion deal that would see Choice Properties REIT and KingSett Capital divvy up the portfolio of open-air, grocery-anchored retail centres.

Ontario’s newly proposed changes to the Employment Standards Act would prohibit companies from charging employees for required uniforms.

Nova Scotia is overhauling its air quality regulations by expanding the list of monitored industrial pollutants from six to 26, marking the first major update since 1995.

University of Waterloo researchers have found a creative solution for supporting overburdened health-care workers.

City Council has approved a major boost to the Affordable Rental Housing Community Improvement Plan (CIP), raising the budget from $44 million to $70 million.

The Ontario government is seeking input on a package of tweaks to the Residential Tenancies Act to establish various timelines and conditions for allowing or disallowing evictions.