For years, Toronto’s Queen Elizabeth Docks were remnants of Toronto’s industrial past, covered in parking lots and former warehouse buildings that once served the marine-transport industry. Now, after...
Join ULI Toronto’s Accelerating Accessibility Coalition (AAC) and Sunnybrook Research Institute in Toronto for a special two-hour event featuring UK Professor Vikki McCall, Chair in Social Policy at...
The CVU Toronto Chapter and sponsor Geosource Energy are pleased to present a hot breakfast and educational event on "Geothermal Strategies for High-Performance Buildings." Gain industry perspectives...
Toronto has a new island where the Don River meets Lake Ontario. Ookwemin Minising—”place of the black cherry trees” in Anishinaabemowin—was born from one of the world’s most ambitious flood...
Architect Chris West is a partner at Foster + Partners in the practice’s New York office. West is currently leading the design of Bold. Forward. Unbound., a multiyear, $5 billion strategic...
With over 150 years of architectural history and home to over 80 heritage designated buildings, the University of Toronto’s St. George campus is without a doubt one of the most unique and remarkable...
Sustainable Waterloo Region, in partnership with Natural Resources Canada and Building Knowledge Canada, is presenting a practical workshop for builders and housing-sector professionals on Ontario...
Toronto is one of North America's great transit cities, and nowhere is that clearer than along the Yonge Street corridor. This is a stretch where every subway stop has a development story attached to...
When it comes to housing, much of the discussion focuses on quantity—the 10s of thousands of homes we need to build to address Canada’s housing supply gap—but increasingly, more and more Torontonians...