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Leaside Innovation Centre to house wet labs instead of offices

The owners of a popular Wortley Village café demolished after a fire last spring are taking aim at city hall for what they call "red tape."

Court cases over four building permits was scheduled for a full-day hearing Jan. 9, which has now been postponed to March.

The Municipality of Mississippi Mills continues to work with the property owner of 38 Main Street East in Almonte (Dungarvon Building), on next steps to stabilize the building’s belltower. The latest Building Order issued on December 22, 2023, required the property owner to provide a temporary st

There are calls for new Ontario homes to be ready for the expansion of electric vehicles. NDP MPP Jennifer Fre...

Just two Hamilton tenants remain in a gutted apartment building with no heat. Their landlord is trying to evict them, but they're staying to fight it.

The federal government dusted off a Second World War-era plan to up the pace of home construction in Canada, but some local specialists are unsure whether it's a fit for Hamilton.

Toronto is the “second most tall” city in North America after New York, and is getting taller. Whatever developers argue, good planning is not just "red tape;" its vital to make intensification work for residents

Westshore’s inaugural phase, The Heights, brings accessible townhome options to South Etobicoke

After a fire displaced tenants at the Westcourt Place apartment building work on safety systems needed to comply with building code nearing completion.