Newfoundland and Labrador pledges funds to address about 14.5 per cent of Memorial U's estimated deferred maintenance backlog, to be delivered over an eight-year period.

Newfoundland and Labrador's green technology tax credit resulted in less than $50,000 in foregone revenue for the provincial government in the 2024-25 fiscal year.

A mixed-use property in Vancouver will deliver more than 200 rental suites, offices and dedicated industrial space.

The art gallery funding is the province's first in 43 years amid threats to Canadian sovereignty.

The redevelopment of the Parkinson Recreation Centre in Kelowna is anticipated to begin construction this spring.

UBC has officially opened the doors to the Gordon B. Shrum Building, the new home for the School of Biomedical Engineering.

Newfoundland and Labrador's auditor general is condemning the province’s ongoing failure to deliver adequate services in personal care homes.

The existing facility operates at about 30 per cent of its potential capacity.

The program equips individuals with the skills and certification necessary to secure stable employment as building superintendents in the residential sector or commercial building operators.

A new convention centre in Whitehorse is set to become a major economic hub for local businesses and the tourism industry.

The Sunalta Community Hub has officially opened, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of the Sunalta neighborhood.

The new facility will bring radiation treatment closer to home for patients and families on central and north Vancouver Island.

Escalating trade conflicts, rising global tensions, and persistent supply chain disruptions are placing unprecedented pressure on manufacturing and supply chain leaders.

New rules will give Alberta charities more leeway to use gambling proceeds to purchase, build or renovate facilities that provide publicly beneficial space.

Toronto Council’s school boards advisory committee is asking why it’s taking 33 months, on average, to secure planning approvals for renovation, expansion and redevelopment projects on school sites.

New research examines the pain of U.S. tariffs and emphasizes the need for more east-west/west-east trade.

Palais des congrès de Montréal is collaborating with Polytechnique Montréal to integrate the system into its event operations.