Affordable, accessible, and energy-efficient homes are no longer optional; they are often a requirement for CMHC funding. Meeting these three goals simultaneously can feel challenging, but building science provides the guidance to make it achievable.
Read MoreAs the housing sector responds to climate change, two priorities are rising to the forefront: reducing embodied carbon and improving climate resilience. But how do these goals translate into real decisions on the ground for designers, builders, and policymakers?
Read MoreThe 2025 National Building Code of Canada brings key updates to radon protection, energy performance, and structural requirements—shaping the future of homebuilding. Join industry experts as they break down what’s changing, why it matters, and how to prepare for what’s next.
Read MoreAs demand for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) grows across Canada, builders must rethink traditional HVAC design—finding efficient, space-conscious heating and cooling solutions that deliver comfort and performance within a much smaller footprint.
Read MoreBalancing resilient design with low embodied carbon isn’t a zero-sum choice. Early, strategic decisions help teams navigate trade-offs, reduce risk, and deliver durable homes without sacrificing long-term climate goals effectively.
Read MoreJoin industry experts Gord Cooke and Kyle Anders from Building Knowledge Canada, Venoth Jeganmohan from Enbridge Gas, and Randy Van Straaten of Building Enclosure Labs for an engaging webinar on the state of whole-building air leakage testing in new commercial construction across Ontario.
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