Sustainable building in Canada: Top 5 provinces leading the way
Sustainable building in Canada is accelerating, with provinces rolling out new codes, retrofit programs, and low-carbon infrastructure projects in 2025.
Sustainable building in Canada is accelerating, with provinces rolling out new codes, retrofit programs, and low-carbon infrastructure projects in 2025.
Crews are halfway through Atlanta airport’s Concourse D project, a $1.4B modular construction effort set to finish by 2028 with phased openings.
From carbon-neutral campuses to over-water housing, explore 9 Bjarke Ingels Group standout designs worldwide.
GE Vernova Hitachi invests $70M in first BWRX‑300 SMR engineering centre at Darlington, bolstering Canada’s nuclear supply chain.
Construction on Highway 413 is set to begin in 2025, creating thousands of jobs and contributing $350 million annually to Ontario's GDP.
Tampa International Airport is adding a $1.5B terminal to handle 10M more travelers annually. See what’s coming by 2028.
Telus and Bell are investing in Canada's first AI data centers, boosting data sovereignty, sustainability, and digital innovation nationwide.
Learn about the seven largest supertall skyscrapers under construction in 2025, including NYC’s JPMorgan Chase Tower and Toronto’s The One.
Rising energy demands from AI and domestic manufacturing has led to several power plants projects being developed in for North America.
Can California’s high-speed rail survive without federal dollars? Here’s what cap-and-trade, bonds, and state budgets might cover.
Ontario's infrastructure $200 billion plan spans a ten year pipeline that includes 28 major projects and nearly 300 repair contracts.
Canadian skyscrapers have gained global recognition by winning awards for sustainable design, innovation, and urban impact.