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(Article courtesy New Buildings Institute) New Buildings Institute’s (NBI) 2018 zero energy buildings list includes nearly 500 verified and emerging zero energy (ZE) buildings across the United States and Canada—a 700 percent increase since [...]

Toronto, On… (February 22, 2018) Ontario’s best Green Builders were celebrated tonight at the EnerQuality Awards Gala (EQ Awards), taking place at the Universal Eventspace in Vaughan, Ontario. Hosted by Breakfast Television’s Kevin Frankish, [...]

Narrowing down the field from a huge number of outstanding nominations, our Jury has made its decision and some of the best, most innovative builders in Ontario are getting recognized for their work! Categories include Building Innovation (Low, [...]

The Housing Innovation Forum will bring what we know about energy-efficient, high-performance building into immediate focus with insights and best practices to drive your business today. Beginning with our Keynote speaker, MaRS Senior Adviser and [...]

EnerQuality is pleased to announce this year's Hall of Fame inductee is Larry Brydon, VP Business Development with Cricket Energy. The award will be presented at the Housing Innovation Forum & Awards on February 22, 2018. Larry has been in [...]

On February 22, 2018, Tom Rand will present the keynote to the leaders of the high performance building industry gathering to learn about being In The [K[Nnow at the Housing Innovation Forum & Awards. The Forum & Awards – taking [...]

The Ontario Home Builders' Association is proud to announce Enrbidge Gas Distribution's Michelle Côte as the Chair of OHBA Climate Change Council. The Climate Change Council is reaching out to interested members and Home Builders' Associations [...]

Earlier this week, the Government of Canada announced its first ever National Housing Strategy (NHS). The NHS is an ambitious 10-year, $40-billion once in a generation investment that will give more Canadians a place to call home. One the many [...]

OTTAWA — The Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) is recruiting residential and commercial developers for Canada’s first Zero Carbon building program in an effort to improve and expand sustainable design and construction. “I am confident [...]

(Article courtesy the Financial Post) OTTAWA — Government officials are crafting tougher building codes that could make both new homes and renovations of existing properties more costly in coming years, part of Ottawa’s wider plan to cut [...]