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As of January 1, 2026, a range of new and updated Ontario regulations officially came into force, marking another step in the province’s evolving environmental and sustainability framework. While not all changes are construction-specific, several have clear implications for new developments, commercial construction projects, and...

In late January 2026, the Federal Court of Appeal handed a significant ruling that has renewed momentum for Canada’s fight against plastic pollution — and one that construction and development professionals should pay close attention to. The court decision upheld the federal government’s authority under...

Across Canada, cities are evolving from traditional urban centres into ecosystems of innovation, resilience, and sustainability. As the majority of Canadians now live in metropolitan areas, the environmental challenges of waste, pollution, and infrastructure strain have become increasingly complex - and urgent. Enter the era...

In today’s business landscape, sustainability is no longer optional - it's integral to long-term competitiveness and corporate integrity. Canada’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is driving industries to re-evaluate their environmental impact and adopt more responsible practices. At the centre of this transformation...

In the construction world, challenges are a part of the job. From dealing with tough environmental rules to handling tricky ground conditions, these obstacles can slow down progress and create headaches. But at GEMS, we believe these challenges shouldn't hold us back; instead, they ...

Whether your site is in the pre-construction, under construction, or post-construction stage, sometimes you need to know what’s happening when you’re not there or simply need a record of exactly what's happening. That's why GEMS partnered with an innovative real-time remote monitoring service to develop...

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