Krithi Shankhari outlines how a C-PACE program could work for borrowers and municipalities by balancing oversight and flexibility.
Expanding property assessed financing to meet the needs of Ontario building owners
Just launched: Carbon Emissions Inventory 2024
Krithi Shankhari outlines how a C-PACE program could work for borrowers and municipalities by balancing oversight and flexibility.
Louise Lam provides an update on the net zero retrofit at 444 Logan, and how the project team’s commitments to communication, transparency, and collaboration at every stage has helped build trust and foster meaningful partnerships.
Building emissions reporting and performance standards are showing strong early results in Vancouver and NYC— but only one city is staying the course. Rolling back these policies risks both climate action and affordability progress.
Keith Burrows explains what modern methods of construction are, why they matter, and how they’re used in practice.
As demand for more efficient and resilient buildings grows across the country, there are two pieces needed to realize these benefits: financing support for building owners and regulation to drive retrofits.
Construction is shaping Ontario’s future. From retrofitting aging buildings to meeting housing targets, the approach we take can deliver major benefits. Fatima Crerar explores why a coordinated regional economic development strategy could turn construction into shared prosperity across the GTHA.
After two years of extensive consultation with stakeholders on the details of a Building Emissions Performance Standard (BEPS) bylaw, it is time for the City of Toronto to resume consultations and approve a BEPS bylaw.
Farrah Chan explores how Build Canada Homes, a new federal initiative, can help to address both the housing and climate crises.
A review of the best practices and existing policies to protect affordability in Toronto’s Building Emissions Performance Standards.
Organizations are leading the way to develop the green building workforce ahead of new building policies like Toronto’s emerging Building Emissions Performance Standards.