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Pool safety is under renewed scrutiny after two recent incidents occurred at condominiums in the Greater Toronto Area, one involving a chemical mishap and the other a fatal drowning. Industry members are exploring artificial intelligence as a safety tool that could also help property managers oversee pool maintenance tasks.
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First-quarter condo sales in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA ) were down 52 per cent annually to a new 35-year low, ... |
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A new demand response incentive for Ontario’s Class B commercial and institutional electricity ... |
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In a city where large condo units are rare, a new 13-storey building in Toronto is offering 58 homes that range from 1,800 to more than ... |
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The Alberta government plans to block vacancy tax on dwellings that provincial residents own and introduce financial penalties for ... |
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Canada’s spring housing market is slow compared to previous years, but activity is increasing, .... |
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Quebec real estate brokers completed 23,354 residential sales during the first quarter of 2026, representing a 2 per cent ... |
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Planning Effectively for Energy Efficiency Upgrades |
As sustainability becomes a central pillar of corporate strategy across Canada, commercial building owners are facing mounting pressure to align with evolving regulations and rising stakeholder expectations. From energy reduction targets to supply chain transparency, the push toward responsible environmental practices is reshaping how buildings are managed and upgraded. ... |
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Planning Effectively for Energy Efficiency Upgrades |
As sustainability becomes a central pillar of corporate strategy across Canada, commercial building owners are facing mounting pressure to align with evolving regulations and rising stakeholder expectations. From energy reduction targets to supply chain transparency, the push toward responsible environmental practices is reshaping how buildings are managed and upgraded. ... |
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Losing ground on climate resilience |
Living rooftops—once dismissed as an architectural novelty—have become a proven tool for cooling cities, reducing emissions, and managing stormwater. Yet in 2025, the Government of Ontario repealed Toronto’s Green Roof Bylaw, raising concerns among sustainability experts who warn the city could lose hard‑won environmental gains. |
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Ontario’s push to restart housing activity |
Living rooftops—once dismissed as an architectural novelty—have become a proven tool for cooling cities, reducing emissions, and managing stormwater. Yet in 2025, the Government of Ontario repealed Toronto’s Green Roof Bylaw, raising concerns among sustainability experts who warn the city could lose hard‑won environmental gains. |
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: |
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Staffing shortages have long plagued the condo management sector and a tough labour market isn’t entirely to blame. The problem appears to be intricately tied to how the industry attracts and retains talent. READ MORE » |
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