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An open letter published by the Toronto Society of Architects (TSA) expresses concerns over Ontario Bill 5 and Bill 17.

The international design competition will result in a conceptual design for the 200-Block of the Banff Avenue Redevelopment Project.

The province has unveiled plans for a 3,500, 5-storey parkade on the Ontario Place waterfront; no decisions have been made on a temporary science centre while a new one is being built at Ontario Place.

Workers say they've dealt with a rodent and raccoon infestation at a building where science centre materials are stored, and the department that builds exhibits is at a virtual standstill. It's been a year of demoralizing changes, they say.

The report endorsed by the city's executive committee on June 17 said there was no impact to the city's ability to apply its green standard to new development under the recently passed Bill 17, Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act.

Agreements between Canada and the EU means Canadian architects need to build new global relationships.

On June 12, 2025, members of the RAIC’s College from the Southwest Ontario region gathered at the Massey College courtyard.

Prefab products can be an effective solution to building faster, cheaper, and more sustainably when embedded into an improved design and delivery system. However, without this integration prefab remains little more than an incremental improvement to our traditional project-based building models, which is largely how industry implements prefab today.

The new studio, which is DIALOG’s sixth, is expected to open in December and aims to strengthen its commitment to the capital region and its communities.

The Climate Action Plan aims to set a bold course for the architectural community, providing a roadmap to accelerate the transition toward low-carbon, resilient, and regenerative development and design across Canada.