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Cybersecurity will be under serious threat unless we put the right technology, people and processes in place now.

In a government lacking geopolitical acumen or vision, few details have been provided.

It was a night to stop and smell the roses the Harmony House 15th Annual Red & White Food Fundraiser: She Flourishes, a sold-out event that offered its 250 attendees a lovely multi-chef cocktail party surrounded by a leafy plant and floral paradise.

Architects, landscape architects and urban planners are influential brokers to facilitate change in the built environment, yet we rely upon experts and researchers who make it their business to provide convincing background data and policy alternatives for legislators. When the agenda is targeting net-zero strategies, positive change happens when cities can push the climate agenda […]

Coworking space may have begun as an experimental office-sharing concept, but they’ve evolved into a multi-billion-dollar industry that's disrupting the way we lease and use office space.

The builder is seeking a bylaw amendment to permit the high-rise development in what is currently zoned as "parks and open spaces."

Builder known for its environmentally friendly projects wants to construct three buildings with a total of 510 residential suites near the northwest corner of Richmond Road and the SJAM Parkway. 

City’s largest commercial property manager is turning to a veteran of the green building movement to scale up its development pipeline in Ottawa and accelerate its growth in southern Ontario.

The Guelph Public Library Board of Directors has approved the schematic design for the new central library designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects Diamond Schmitt. The new library will anchor the Baker District Redevelopment, a collaborative partnership between the City of Guelph and Windmill Development Group. The new library is designed to accommodate future growth in Guelph by […]

The NCC’s board of directors gave the green light Thursday to the final master concept plan for LeBreton Flats and revealed the three groups that have been shortlisted to build out the first major parcel of land at the prime development site west of downtown.  The agency’s master plan would see 4,000 housing units and nearly a million square feet of retail and office space built over the next 35 years at LeBreton Flats, along with more than 30 acres of parks. The blueprint calls for four d...