Defining the future urban boundary recipe will require multiple ingredients If you walked into a dinner party with the sole intention of setting the home ablaze in riotous debate, it’s hard to [...]
Inspired Landscape Architecture The City of Markham takes the Burr Oak seriously. As the city’s official tree, its leaf and acorn appear on all park signs. Consequently, a large Burr Oak on a [...]
As the provincial election looms, where do party leaders stand on housing issues? On or before June 2, Ontarians will head to the polls to determine who will lead them into the immediate future, [...]
When casting your ballot, you need to ask who offers the best devices to address a mounting crisis As we prepare to head to the polls, many Ontarians are wondering whether they can afford a place [...]
Time, money and a whole new set of parameters is making sustainable building and transparency a challenge—but a necessary one Halfway through his webinar, Purposeful Disruption: Change for Good, [...]
COVID-19, millennial influence driving kitchen & bath trends The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), a leader in providing tools, research, certification and events for its 50,000 [...]
With accessible design making strides, builders’ options are growing When Linda Kafka’s mother and others of that generation had to incorporate accessibility products and features [...]
Price rise expect to slow, but other factors confound the economic experts Inflation. Rising interest rates. A trades shortage. Housing supply. A looming provincial election. Supply-chain delays [...]
Succession planning within the family gets a boost It seemed like an obvious inequity—that you got taxed more harshly if you tried to sell the family business to children or grandchildren than if [...]
New report highlights urgent need to accommodate projected growth The recent federal election officially opens the political season in Ontario, with the provincial election scheduled on or before [...]
