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Properties
- Wednesday, October 21, 2026
  EVs in multistorey parking garages
  EV battery fires are much more difficult to extinguish. What does this mean for EVs parked in multistorey parking garages?
  Construction begins on Medallion’s Foundry District
  BOMA Canada honours leaders in CRE
  Dark edge awaits Alberta and B.C. school days
  Legionnaires outbreak renews focus on facility risk
  Port of entry prioritizes stress-reducing design
  Evolving smart home tech redefines aging in place
Management
- Wednesday, October 21, 2026
  EVs in multistorey parking garages
  EV battery fires are much more difficult to extinguish. What does this mean for EVs parked in multistorey parking garages?
  Operating expertise cycles back into prominence
  Cyber breach revelations fettered with stigma
  Detecting AI-generated deepfake scams
  Housing at the forefront of Toronto’s mayoral race
  Health officials tap water management programs
  Regulatory labyrinth houses tenant utility data
Operations
- Friday, October 23, 2026
  A new path to cooling
  A recent pilot project offers an early look at how a partnership‑driven retrofit model can make heat pump installations more practical in buildings that were never designed for central HVAC.
  EVs in multistorey parking garages
  Operating expertise cycles back into prominence
  Cyber breach revelations fettered with stigma
  Housing at the forefront of Toronto’s mayoral race
  Health officials tap water management programs
  Regulatory labyrinth houses tenant utility data
Development
- Monday, October 26, 2026
  B.C. Conservatives elected amid housing crunch
  For the first time since 1933, British Columbia will be governed by the BC Conservatives, a result that could reshape the province's approach to housing supply, development approvals and private-sector investment.
  Construction kicks off on The Benjamin in Toronto
  Morguard celebrates major construction milestone
  Indigenous housing momentum builds nationwide
  Legionnaires outbreak renews focus on facility risk
  When trade war fallout hits the housing market
  Canada opportune for tech sector investors
Sustainability
- Friday, October 23, 2026
  A new path to cooling
  A recent pilot project offers an early look at how a partnership‑driven retrofit model can make heat pump installations more practical in buildings that were never designed for central HVAC.
  Regulatory labyrinth houses tenant utility data
  Indigenous housing momentum builds nationwide
  New Alberta solar panel fee has opaque costing
  Port of entry prioritizes stress-reducing design
  New split for global adjustment costs explored
  Evolving smart home tech redefines aging in place
Design
- Monday, September 28, 2026
  Indigenous housing momentum builds nationwide
  Across the country, Indigenous Nations and organizations are leading some of the most ambitious multi‑residential housing projects, reshaping urban centres, strengthening communities, and demonstrating what
  Reconciliation toolbox holds shared stories
  Legionnaires outbreak renews focus on facility risk
  Tariff pressure intensifies for woodworkers
  Port of entry prioritizes stress-reducing design
  The hidden weak link in building records
  Evolving smart home tech redefines aging in place
Regulations
- Monday, October 26, 2026
  B.C. Conservatives elected amid housing crunch
  For the first time since 1933, British Columbia will be governed by the BC Conservatives, a result that could reshape the province's approach to housing supply, development approvals and private-sector investment.
  EVs in multistorey parking garages
  Housing at the forefront of Toronto’s mayoral race
  Regulatory labyrinth houses tenant utility data
  Countdown to AODA filing begins in Ontario
  New Alberta solar panel fee has opaque costing
  Dark edge awaits Alberta and B.C. school days

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The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade welcomed the B.C. Conservative Party's majority win in the October 24, 2026, provincial election.

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