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The President of Industrial Plastics Canada has weighed in on the controversy surrounding their company and local environmental concerns.

The word “den” has become a marketing vernacular for developers and sellers. The use of the infamous “+1” has become a promotional tool for many.

Forecasting tornadoes 37 years after the 1985 Barrie twister

Halton police say Ontario builder charged with nine counts of fraud, more than $800,000 in deposit money unaccounted

People living in an Amherstburg condo are opposing the development of a neighbouring hotel, citing safety concerns.

The City of Ottawa will wait to ensure builders make new developments more energy efficient, as councillors voted to press pause on implementing new municipal green-building standards.

The Ontario government has declared May to be Building Safety Month. “Building Safety Month is an excellent opportunity to highlight the important role

Environmental advocates are pushing for stricter standards to help prevent greenhouse gas pollution from these new buildings, but one advocate says even housing that meets the minimum building standards is better than no new housing at all.

Welland condo building suffered two collapses eight days apart

Welland condo building suffered two collapses eight days apart