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WoodWorks at BUILDEX: Inside the conversations shaping wood-based design & construction innovation
WoodWorks at Buildex (Photo credit: WoodWorks BC) As BUILDEX Vancouver begins this week, WoodWorks BC is putting timber adoption under the microscope. Each year, the conference acts as a barometer for where BC’s built environment is headed, and in 2026, many of those conversations are converging around wood-based construction.
Oxford puts prime downtown Toronto office complex on sale block
Caption Oxford Properties is testing the office transaction market with one of its most significant Toronto holdings, placing the CitiGroup Place tower in downtown Toronto up for sale. The intention to market and attempt to sell the tower was confirmed to RENX by a source with knowledge of the matter on Monday. Oxford is one of Canada's largest owners and operators of commercial real estate, on behalf of its parent company the OMERS pension fund.
Deecorp’s Vancouver hotel project part of Granville Street resurgence
A rendering of the 33-storey hotel tower proposed for Davie and Granville streets in Vancouver by local developer Deecorp. (Courtesy Deecorp) It could take up to 20 years to return Granville Street to its former glory as the city’s main entertainment and hospitality district, but developer Stanley Dee figures his recently approved hotel project will be part of that success.
The great decoupling in industrial real estate leasing
GUEST SUBMISSION: It’s obvious to most players in the Greater Toronto Area industrial leasing market that the sector has slowed over the past 24 months. What’s less obvious and quite intriguing about the subdued period we find ourselves in now, are the secondary effects this has created.
Progress, not perfection: How Canadian businesses can build greener spaces today
GUEST SUBMISSION: As Canadians enter the end of winter and energy bills remain elevated, businesses across the country face a familiar challenge: how to keep buildings comfortable and operational while managing costs and meeting increasingly urgent sustainability commitments.
Better Battery looks to power business with carbon neutrality, recyclability
A collection of Better Battery's products ranging from AA to nine-volt. The company's batteries are made carbon neutral with investment into offset projects. (Courtesy Better Battery Co.) Better Battery Co., a Barrie, Ont.-based business founded by two sisters, is looking to stand out in a crowded market with its highly sustainable consumer-grade batteries which are being sold in major retail outlets.
Maritime to double heat pump production with facility expansion
Maritime is expanding its Petitcodiac, N.B. production facility to meet climbing demand for its heat pumps. (Courtesy Maritime Geothermal Ltd.) Maritime Geothermal Ltd. is expanding its manufacturing site in Petitcodiac, N.B., as an increasing number of Canadians turn to electric heat pumps to meet their heating and cooling needs. The designer and maker of Nordic brand residential and commercial heat pumps is adding an additional 15,000 square feet of space to its 30,000-square-foot facility.
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