Accreditation from the Canadian Architectural Certification Board signifies that the architecture program at the Sudbury-based school provides ‘educational standards… appropriate for an architect.’

To meet our climate action targets, Canada needs to remove the barriers to building reuse and foster a stronger supply chain of ideas to help building owners and users reinvent, not demolish, existing structures.

Funding of $420 million will help Algoma Steel retrofit operations and phase out coal-fired steelmaking processes at its Sault Ste. Marie headquarters. The project could help cut GHG emissions at the plant by as much as 70 percent.

A virtual program created by the Christian Labour Association of Canada will provide free training for leadership roles such as site supervisors, lead hands and superintendents to 300 construction workers.

A variety of community and recreational infrastructure projects will receive funding boosts from the federal and provincial governments.