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CAGBC We're a national organization that promotes and supports the shift to zero-carbon green buildings.

Today, CAGBC President and CEO Thomas Mueller will appear before the House of Commons of Canada Standing Committee on En...
09/24/2026

Today, CAGBC President and CEO Thomas Mueller will appear before the House of Commons of Canada Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development to discuss home energy retrofits. His message: Canada does not only need more homes. It needs better-performing homes. Pulling on recent polling on affordability (https://ow.ly/3irc50ZR5g3), and backgrounder (https://ow.ly/gWBU50ZR5g4), CAGBC will share recommendations to ensure new and retrofit housing stock delivers on energy-saving performance and resilience.

Watch his remarks live at 4:30: https://ow.ly/CAm450ZR5gt

Développez vos connaissances en   à votre propre rythme.  Les cours à la demande du CBDCA offrent un perfectionnement pr...
09/16/2026

Développez vos connaissances en à votre propre rythme.

Les cours à la demande du CBDCA offrent un perfectionnement professionnel flexible dans les domaines clés de la construction et de la conception durables, couvrant les normes et à , ainsi que des sujets tels que :

✅ La planification de la transition
✅ Les technologies durables
✅ Les matériaux et les ressources
✅ Les rénovations majeures
✅ L'exploitation des bâtiments
✅ Le carbone intrinsèque
✅ Les processus de conception intégrée
✅ Et plus encore

Les cours s'adressent aux apprenants débutants, intermédiaires et avancés, s'adaptant ainsi à votre expérience et à vos objectifs professionnels.

Les étudiants bénéficient d'un rabais de 40 % sur les cours, tandis que tous les apprenants peuvent économiser jusqu'à 25 % grâce aux forfaits de cours à la demande.

Consultez le catalogue complet des cours pour trouver votre prochaine opportunité de . Filtrez par sujet, par format et par niveau d'expertise : https://ow.ly/sVQ350ZOtqg

Build your knowledge in green building at your own pace.CAGBC’s on-demand courses provide flexible professional developm...
09/15/2026

Build your knowledge in green building at your own pace.

CAGBC’s on-demand courses provide flexible professional development across key areas of sustainable building and design, covering and standards, as well as topics such as:

✅Transition planning
✅Green technologies
✅Materials and resources
✅Retrofits
✅Building operations
✅Embodied carbon
✅Integrative design processes
✅And more

Courses are available for beginner, intermediate and advanced learners, making it easier to find learning that aligns with your experience and professional goals.

Students receive 40% off courses, while all learners can save up to 25% with on-demand bundles.

Browse through the full course catalogue to find your next opportunity. Filter by topic, format and level of expertise: https://ow.ly/nAUE50ZNngo

CAGBC is excited to support World Green Building Week 2026 along with the World Green Building Council and other council...
09/08/2026

CAGBC is excited to support World Green Building Week 2026 along with the World Green Building Council and other councils around the world.

This year's theme, , challenges us to look beyond what we build to how well our buildings will perform in the years ahead. Future-ready buildings are designed to be resilient, efficient and positioned to create long-term value for owners, occupants, investors and communities.

As Canada invests in housing and infrastructure, building performance has never been more critical. From reducing operating costs and energy demand to strengthening resilience and competitiveness, better buildings deliver benefits that last for decades.

Learn more about World Green Building Week and : https://www.cagbc.org/news-resources/cagbc-news/world-green-building-week-2026/

The materials we build with matter just as much as how we design and operate buildings—especially when it comes to carbo...
07/15/2026

The materials we build with matter just as much as how we design and operate buildings—especially when it comes to carbon.

Concrete and cement remain foundational to the built environment, but they also represent a significant source of embodied emissions. That’s why innovation in this space is gaining attention as Canada works toward its climate targets.

A CAGBC Market Primer explores Carbon Capture and Utilization in Cementitious Building Materials (CCU-CBM) and the potential role it could play in reducing emissions from this essential sector.

The report brings together research and stakeholder insights to:

✅ Introduce CCU-CBM technologies and how they work
✅Summarize where these solutions currently stand in Canada
✅Explore how they could support the decarbonization of the building sector

As Canada advances climate action across industries, no single solution will be enough—progress will require an “all-in” approach, including materials innovation.

Explore the Market Primer to learn more about where this technology stands today and where it could go next: https://ow.ly/HAYl50Z2QC9

The   sector is delivering better buildings for Canadians by advancing how buildings are designed and operated, while im...
07/01/2026

The sector is delivering better buildings for Canadians by advancing how buildings are designed and operated, while improving , reducing carbon emissions, and creating healthier, more resilient spaces for people to live, work, learn, and gather.

This , we recognize the progress being made nationwide to advance higher-performing buildings that support communities from .

As of January 2026, CAGBC has certified 7,022 buildings under , Standard, and IREE. From the first LEED certification in 2002 to a growing national footprint that spans healthcare facilities and schools to offices, residential towers, and community centres.

Here’s what it looks like:
🏙️ Ontario - 2,390
🏙️ Quebec - 2,076
🏔️ British Columbia - 1,075
🌾 Alberta - 913
🌊 Atlantic - 280
🌿 Manitoba - 185
🌾 Saskatchewan - 93
🏔️ Territories - 10

These certifications represent more than buildings. They reflect Canadian owners, developers, and operators, making decisions to build and operate better buildings, contributing to a national story of progress across the country.

🏗️ Canada’s   is at the centre of a major shift, driven by rising housing needs, climate goals, and the move toward low-...
06/29/2026

🏗️ Canada’s is at the centre of a major shift, driven by rising housing needs, climate goals, and the move toward low-carbon, high-performance buildings. Behind every project are workers, tradespeople, and professionals whose skills and expertise are evolving alongside the industry.

To support this transition, the Canada Green Building Council has been funded in part by the Government of Canada's Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program to lead a multi-year initiative focused on understanding and strengthening Canada’s construction workforce.

In collaboration with national partners, this work will focus on labour market research and training pathways to better support the people doing the work on the ground.

This initiative will help identify where support is needed most so that individuals across the sector are equipped for new opportunities in low-carbon construction.

Learn more about the Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program:
https://ow.ly/wZRR50ZbPO9

Employment and Social Development Canada

Happy Pride Month. 🏳️‍🌈The future of sustainable building in Canada will be shaped by people from every background, iden...
06/08/2026

Happy Pride Month. 🏳️‍🌈

The future of sustainable building in Canada will be shaped by people from every background, identity, and lived experience. That's not just a value we hold - it's the kind of sector we're working to build.

We're currently hiring across several teams. If you're passionate about green buildings and want to work somewhere that takes inclusion seriously, take a look at what we have open.

Join our team: cagbc.org/careers

🌍 Happy World Environment Day.Today, people around the world are reflecting on the signals our planet is sending, and wh...
06/05/2026

🌍 Happy World Environment Day.

Today, people around the world are reflecting on the signals our planet is sending, and what we choose to do about them.

At CAGBC, our answer has always been the same: build better.

Better buildings use less energy, produce fewer emissions, and create healthier spaces for the people inside them. And across Canada, 7,022 certified buildings are already proving that's possible - in every province and territory, across 21 different building types, from schools and hospitals to homes and community centres.

Climate action happens at every scale. Sometimes it starts with the building you're sitting in right now.

💬 What does climate action look like in your community? 🍁

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