Advocate for green building and be a leader
CAGBC is a catalyst for action that leads to policies and programs supporting green building in Canada. Championing the issues that matter most to our members, we use our voice to lead conversations with all levels of government.
But it’s not just about buildings. Green building is a vehicle for progress across housing, finance, labour, and beyond. For everything from the supply chain to innovation, to building more homes for Canadians, green building opens doors.
Two Million Green Homes
This report explores the importance of investing in quality construction for multi-unit rental developments. Building these apartment buildings with sustainable features delivers significant benefits for Canadians: lower utility costs, cleaner air, and protection from extreme weather.
CAGBC welcomes federal action on sustainable investment guidelines
The Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) welcomes today’s announcement advancing Made-in-Canada sustainable investment guidelines—a critical step to unlock private capital for green and resilient buildings.
CAGBC submission to the prebudget consultation Standing Committee on Finance
Canada faces two interconnected issues: a major housing shortage and the growing economic effects of transitioning the building sector towards high-performance standards and risk management, including a changing climate. Policy responses to one will directly influence outcomes for the other.
CAGBC policy guide
The CAGBC policy guide, Unlocking the Value of Green Building provides actionable solutions for housing affordability and economic stability. This policy guide is a valuable resource for members to better understand the economic potential within green building.
Latest news
Can $10 per square foot result in 40% carbon savings?
March 11, 2026 (Ottawa, Ontario) – Deep retrofit momentum is growing across Canada,…
Streamlining to LEED v4/4.1 documentation process and reviews continues
Last month, an important change to the documentation and review process was highlighted…
Formal exemption provided for tobacco smoke control for cultural ceremonial practices in LEED
The LEED EQ prerequisite Environmental Tobacco Smoke is intended to address health concerns…
Decision-makers convene at CAGBC’s sold-out Green Building Business Summit
On February 26, the Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) welcomed senior decision-makers to the sold-out Green Building Business Summit…
Government submissions
Green Building Day on the Hill
Annually, CAGBC brings together industry, public servants, and parliamentarians for timely solutions on housing, sustainability, and economic growth.
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