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Tile of Spain Brings “Tile, Trends & Tapas” to Montréal’s PHI Centre on November 11 - by
@ASCER_comunica, @ICEX_ via @Building_mag https://t.co/vxl0XZCX0s

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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts in September rose three per cent compared with August.
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Montreal-area home sales were down 11.6 per cent year-over-year in September as the province’s real estate board says residential markets across Quebec are “a long way” from reaching a balance between inventory and demand.

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https://t.co/ZRESh8adJM

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Espace solaire explores how energy production can be integrated directly into the design of a public space.
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https://t.co/GJJx9x0BZb

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For the second day in a row, the federal government is announcing plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to train more skilled workers in Canada.

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The October 2026 issue of Canadian Architect: https://t.co/N1vlpN2kIz

Featuring AIA Canada Journal: https://t.co/QWTRG10WEQ @AIANational

Cover: Indigenous House, @UTSC, @UofT Scarborough Campus. Architects: Formline Architecture with @LGA_AP. Photo: doublespace photography

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Data centres are not mythical “AI factories” or innocuous warehouses, but industrial infrastructure with real appetites for electricity, water and land.
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https://t.co/khST5ugOAt

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CREA now expects a total of 444,530 homes to be sold by the end of this year, representing a 5.2 per cent decrease from 2025.
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https://t.co/2gI5RZa0L5

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The city will set up the 3,000 spots in nine winter warming centres, open 24/7, in seven of its boroughs.
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https://t.co/uBFHY8q2rb

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The British Columbia Real Estate Association says in a release that just over 5, 250 homes were sold last month, down about 9 per cent from the same month in 2025.
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https://t.co/Cdcwpz2ZL1

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Canada’s plan to fast-track major projects is putting mounting pressure on a workforce already struggling to meet demand, two Liberal MPs responsible for supporting Ottawa’s labour and industry agendas said on October 14.

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https://t.co/ulePvF6gR6

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The Competition Bureau says it has reached a settlement with Quebec’s real estate industry association to loosen data-sharing restrictions that violated the Competition Act.

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https://t.co/z1PB7XWpOR

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With a Half Century in Toronto, Bobrick Canada Eyes Growth for the Next 50 Years – by @bobrickinc via @CdnArch https://t.co/3Jro5r67k3

#Architecture #CanadianArchitecture #Interiors #CommercialDesign #BuildingCanada #ArchitecturalSpecification #OntarioManufacturing #Division10

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The province has framed it as a traffic relief measure, but critics say it's an example of provincial overreach that will make streets less safe, and no less congested.
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https://t.co/WSUi38P7at

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The groups say a recent Appeal Court decision in their case goes beyond bike lanes and raises the question of under what circumstances a government can pursue life-risking policies.
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https://t.co/702Ti2DnKK

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Over the past two years, rents have declined 7.3 per cent, falling to their lowest September level since 2022, and are now 9.2 per cent below the peak of $2,202 reached in May 2024.
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https://t.co/zZyZuDpssn

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After nearly a century watching Montreal change around her, architect and activist Phyllis Lambert believes citizens need a greater voice in shaping the city’s future.
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https://t.co/okFCNSPb2t

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Occupancy levels, solar exposure, special event schedules, and room activities are likely to shift over time, and building systems need to be able to flex to meet changing needs without requiring major renovation or reconstruction.
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https://t.co/zWXYDL0uLW

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The federal government made the first of a series of health-care funding announcements on October 5 as it works to secure seven-year deals with each of the provinces and territories.
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https://t.co/h4IvFgh5cl

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With a Half Century in Toronto, Bobrick Canada Eyes Growth for the Next 50 Years – by @bobrickinc via @Building_mag https://t.co/ijoiZknQEB

#Architecture #CanadianArchitecture #CommercialDesign #BuildingCanada #ArchitecturalSpecification #OntarioManufacturing #Division10