Construction sentiment across Canada softens in Q1: Report

The Construction Sentiment Index turned flat in Q1, as respondents pointed to US tariff policy, trade uncertainty and the wider macroeconomic impact of conflict in the Middle East as key concerns.

Slower Summer Rental Market Expected as Population Falls and Supply Climbs: Report

Despite the continued annual decline, rents edged up 0.1 per cent month-over-month in May.

Greater Toronto home sales up six per cent in May as prices fall: real estate board

A total of 6,583 homes in the region changed hands last month, up 6.3 per cent compared with May 2025, while sales also increased 10 per cent from April on a seasonally adjusted basis.

Finishing touches applied to Toronto Stadium ahead of Canada's World Cup opener

Don Hardman, executive director of stadium and venue management for FIFA26 Canada, compared the process to the final week before moving into a new house.

Transparency In Sustainable Design: How Kawneer Helps Architects Build for the Future

Trees and greenery can cool cities by as much as 18°C – but only if they’re the right type

As cities spend billions adapting to extreme heat, planting design may matter as much as planting quantity.

Slashing development fees is not a cure-all for housing affordability: CMHC

The federal government is spending billions of dollars to encourage municipalities to cut development fees in half to boost housing supply and improve affordability.

Transparency In Sustainable Design: How Kawneer Helps Architects Build for the Future

RAIC Architectural Practice Award: Moriyama Teshima Architects

Origins Raymond Moriyama founded his architectural practice in Toronto in 1958 and established a partnership with Ted Teshima in 1970. Early in life, as Japanese Canadians, they experienced the...

Advanced Concepts 2.0: Q&A with Heather Dubbeldam - Canadian Interiors

With three speculative yet practical installations, Advanced Concepts 2.0 explores how contemporary workplace design can better support agency, comfort, and multi-generational use.

Feds working with City of Ottawa to ease public service transit woes: memo

Canada's top public servant, Privy Council Clerk Michael Sabia, and Isabelle Mondou, the deputy clerk, met with Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe on Feb. 19 to discuss the city's readiness to support an...

Union Station security targeting homeless people ahead of World Cup: Toronto group

Members of the Toronto Underhoused and Homeless Union rallied May 26 at Berczy Park near Canada’s largest transit hub to protest what they called a pattern of displacement and intimidation. 

In the shadow of the BC Place, downtown Vancouver braces for World Cup

Those who work, play and learn in the area surrounding the stadium have spent months planning for the web of road closures on game days, with a stretch of busy Pacific Boulevard alongside the stadium...

Toronto subway station barriers aren't enough to keep riders safe: transit group

Mayor Olivia Chow announced the pilot project on May 27, saying the new measures aim to prevent people from falling or jumping onto the tracks.

As governments pour billions into new affordable housing, existing units in disrepair

While Quebec and Canada make multibillion-dollar investments into new builds to address the lack of affordable housing, one-third — nearly 21,500 units — of the province’s existing social housing...

Quebec municipalities group calls government to address public transit underfunding

The chair of the Union des municipalités du Québec's large cities caucus says investments in public transit are also investments in the population’s quality of life.