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Insights for a greener future

Advances in green building are driven by data. We can prove sustainability measures work by tracking resource use, emissions, and impacts on the environment and occupants. A data-based approach also guides CAGBC’s research, which explores critical areas of sustainability within a building context. 

CAGBC reports and studies help move the building sector forward. From demonstrating the need for tracking and benchmarking of building performance, to the feasibility of low-carbon buildings and retrofits, our research is a roadmap for the future of green building.

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Unlocking the Value of Green Building

Unlocking the Value of Green Building is a roadmap for decision-makers seeking actionable…
March 31, 2025

Market Primer: Carbon Capture and Utilization in Cementitious Building Materials

Concrete and cement materials have been specifically identified as building materials of interest,…
March 31, 2025

Rapidly Scaling Canada’s Deep Retrofit Market

Stakeholder Insights into Barriers and Opportunities Despite significant progress in recent years, industry…
March 3, 2025

Reducing Embodied Carbon in Canada’s Buildings

The inaugural National Embodied Carbon Summit, hosted by the Canada Green Building Council…
February 27, 2025

You can’t change what you don’t measure. Benchmark to improve building performance.

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Budget 2025: Progress and gaps 

The Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) views Budget 2025 as an important move…
November 14, 2025

LEED v5, a new era for sustainable buildings in Quebec

The Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) recently organized a LEED v5 Summit in…
November 14, 2025

Designing in rhythm with Callista Permana

As a Sustainability Analyst at EQ Building Performance, Callista Permana brings expertise in…
November 6, 2025

Top honour for emerging talent in green building announced

Ottawa, ON (November 6, 2025) – Toronto Metropolitan University graduate Callista Permana, has…
November 6, 2025

Advancing green building for Canada’s future.