Cost allocation factors for enrollees in Ontario's Industrial Conservation Initiative have been based on energy use in pre-pandemic July 2019. That will be updated for a new 12-month billing period beginning July 1.

The Ontario Liberal party announced it intends to introduce a single rent control system across the province should it win the upcoming provincial election.

CAPREIT announced it has acquired a manufactured housing community in Red Deer, Alberta, for a purchase price of $16.5 million.

The Nova Scotia government has cancelled plans to impose a property tax surcharge on non-resident home and cottage owners less than two weeks after enacting legislation to do so.

Sales of condos and plexes in the Greater Montreal Area remained at sustained levels during April, despite a 17 percent decline for single-family homes.

British Columbia is poised to make a temporary ban on rodenticides for mice and rat control permanent within commercial and residential properties.

Despite the growing hustle and bustle of Midtown Toronto, a new 22-storey condo called AKRA promises to be a retreat in the sky, just a few blocks north of the busy intersection of Yonge and Eglinton.

A third season of the CaféTO program kicks off in May, bringing outdoor patios to sidewalks and curb lanes, and live music in select locations.

A third season of the CaféTO program kicks off in May, bringing outdoor patios to sidewalks and curb lanes, and live music in select locations.

The government is implementing touchdown co-working spaces for Ontario Public Service employees and optimizing more government-owned offices.

Plans for a new critical care tower at Toronto's Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre will bring the hospital’s critical care units together under one roof.

Stephanie Cadieux and Michael Gottheil begin respective terms as Canada's first Chief Accessibility Officer and Accessibility Commissioner to the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

The Government of Canada announced plans to invest $899,000 toward the installation 188 EV chargers at Broadstreet Properties multi-residential buildings.

The British Columbia Real Estate Association has released a report estimating the potential impacts of increased housing supply on BC's housing market.

Vancouver is the rare exception where market analysts project multifamily cap rates will rise this spring, but that's in the context of continuing exceptionally low rates.

The City of Calgary has named the first three successful applicants to the Downtown Calgary Development Incentive Program.

A proposed amendment to Alberta's Residential Tenancies Act would open options to return tenants' security deposits and related documentation through electronic channels.