A panel for the Ontario Court of Appeal has unanimously overturned a contempt order that a lower court issued against the OAA, calling it “so dismissive and derogatory that it cannot simply be...
At the Ontario Association of Architects’ (OAA) recent 2026 conference in Waterloo, the spotlight was turned on a wide inventory of innovative projects, plans and concepts. The "Collaboration...
A data center goes up in the middle of a California desert oasis, and in return, a nearby community gets a 32,000-square-foot bathhouse where people lounge in pools warmed by subterranean...
While the World Cup decides a winner this week, Barrie, Ont., is looking to write its own soccer success story. The growing city of 167,000-plus, located about an hour north of Toronto, has announced...
The town of Bracebridge has approved a housing project in the area where the Memorial Arena once stood. The area was demolished in 2024 after serving as the community’s hockey hub for over 75 years...
Every person in Canada deserves a safe and affordable place to call home. Solving Canada's housing crisis requires immediate action to build more homes, faster, while ensuring housing meets the needs...
An Ontario-based charity believes the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings could be a solution to creating more affordable housing. This week, Guelph’s Heritage Advisory Committee expressed its...
For decades, heat pumps in cold climates were treated as a compromise technology—acceptable in shoulder seasons, questionable when temperatures dropped, and often paired with a fossil-fuel backup...
Toronto’s Mirvish Village was born in the 1960s from a failed attempt to build a parking lot for Honest Ed’s, the discount department store that once stood at the corner of Bloor and Bathurst streets...
A new Site Plan Approval submission to the City of Toronto for 4 Beamish Drive brings revisions to a purpose-built rental proposal in Etobicoke's intensifying Six Points area. Designed by WZMH...