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The Ontario government has revised its housing start projections downward again, falling short of its ambitious goal of building 1.5 million homes by 2031. With just 64,800 starts expected this year, the government faces mounting criticism over its plan's execution and the need for immediate affordability measures.
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Premier Wab Kinew has launched a provincewide disaster financial assistance program to support residents affected by recent severe flooding in Manitoba, particularly in Stonewall.
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The Ksi Lisims LNG Project in British Columbia is nearing a final decision as legal challenges are withdrawn, signaling progress for the $10 billion project aimed at enhancing Indigenous autonomy.
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CGC Inc. has inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Wheatland County, Alberta, enhancing wallboard production capacity and creating jobs while promoting sustainability.
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CEO Luke Schauerte discusses the progress of the Woodfibre LNG project and the broader implications for Canada's energy market at the Global Energy Show in Calgary.
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Hazelview Investments and Sierra Corporation have commenced work on a new rental development in Toronto, featuring 217 homes, including affordable and accessible units, with a focus on family housing and sustainability.
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The City of Vaughan has greenlit the Toromont Master Plan, a significant redevelopment project featuring 17 towers and over 9,950 residential units, aimed at enhancing the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.
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PCL Construction revisits the history and renovations of BMO Field, the venue for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting its partnerships and advancements over the years.
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The U.S. sees a significant rise in office-to-residential conversions, with New York City leading the way. This trend is driven by high vacancy rates and government policies aimed at addressing housing shortages.
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The Daniels Corporation and Emshih Developments Inc. have commenced construction on a 256-unit rental tower in North Oakville, marking a significant development in the region's housing market.
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A recent report reveals that conservation-focused retrofits in Halifax, Montreal, and Vancouver can be more cost-effective and environmentally friendly compared to new construction, challenging existing industry norms.
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Canada's merchandise trade surplus increased to $2.7 billion in April, driven by a rise in oil exports, despite challenges in other sectors due to U.S. tariffs.