A custom-built home on Bowen Island nearly disappears into the landscape, blending traditional Indigenous design principles with modern sustainable building techniques for a secluded nature escape.
The federal government has unveiled 25 new projects under the Green Government Fund, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in federal buildings by 42.5% as part of its net-zero by 2050 target.
Sterling Homes Calgary and Edmonton have dramatically increased Built Green certifications, with platinum levels reaching 35% in 2025, showcasing superior energy efficiency and sustainable construction practices.
Sterling Homes Edmonton and Calgary have dramatically increased Built Green certifications, with platinum levels reaching 35% in 2025, showcasing superior energy efficiency and sustainable building practices.
A London, Ontario engineering student has designed a prototype modular home to address homelessness. His innovative approach aims to create affordable, quickly deployable housing solutions.
Backroads Reclamation is building an infrastructure to salvage wood from Edmonton's inner-city demolitions, aiming to turn waste into a consistent lumber supply for new construction projects.
Backroads Reclamation in Edmonton is creating a supply chain for reclaimed lumber from demolished inner-city homes, aiming to reduce landfill waste and build a sustainable future for construction materials.
The University of Windsor is building Canada's first 3D-printed multi-storey student residence, a landmark project funded by federal housing innovation investments. Discover how this technology aims to address the housing crisis.
The Town of Banff's Okâch – Îyethkabi Oûgitûbi pavilion is now powered by rooftop solar panels and an electric heat pump, eliminating its natural gas line. Discover how this green building initiative is shaping a sustainable future for the community.
An Indigenous and female-led North Vancouver company, NUQO Modular, champions modular housing as a key solution to slash construction landfill waste by up to 90% and build faster.
Edmonton's Blatchford community welcomes Canada's first emissions-neutral fire station, marking a major milestone in sustainable urban development and green infrastructure.
Cologix's MTL8 data center in Montréal becomes one of Canada's first colocation facilities to earn prestigious LEED Gold certification, reinforcing leadership in sustainable AI infrastructure.
Saskatchewan's building, energy and government sectors gathered in Regina to advance decarbonization strategies at the BuildGreen conference, marking a pivotal moment for green construction.
Canada's leading building performance organization expands its educational offerings with six cutting-edge courses designed to transform construction practices and accelerate the adoption of net-zero-ready buildings across the country.
Mass timber construction is emerging as Canada's secret weapon against the affordable housing shortage. Discover how factory-built wood homes could revolutionize housing while cutting costs and carbon emissions.