Rising construction costs, evolving financing structures and shifting ownership strategies in Canada's residential development market are challenging developers to find new ways to move projects forward.

Canada unveiled a draft legislation that would speed up the approval process for major natural resource projects, a goal Prime Minister Mark Carney says is necessary to help deal with US tariffs.

When the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) set out to build its new administrative headquarters, the result is one of North America’s most sustainable institutional buildings: a four-storey, 86,000-square-foot mass timber structure that serves as both a workplace and a living demonstration of low-carbon innovation. 

Manitoba announces a $4 million investment to fund Canada’s first major geothermal district neighborhood at Winnipeg’s Southwood Circle next to the University of Manitoba.

In February I explained how next-generation geothermal works. Six months later, the technology is the settled part, and the capital is the story.

Questor Technology Inc. ("Questor" or the "Company") (TSX-V: QST) announces that it has received funding of $305,060 from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) in support of the research and development of Questor's 1500 kW Organic Rankine Cycle ("ORC") Heat-to-Power Generation System.

Geothermal is being used worldwide to generate electricity and warm buildings around the clock, with no fuel costs and virtually no emissions. But geothermal energy is almost completely absent from the Canadian energy landscape—not because we don’t have it, but because it has never been treated as the gold mine it is in this country.