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Facilities Management Advisor’s “Under Construction” series highlights some of the latest, most interesting facility project announcements every month. NFL Team’s Homecoming Who doesn’t love a good homecoming story? The NFL’s Washington Commanders are set to return to the nation’s capital after signing a deal with the Washington, D.C., government to build a new stadium at…

The $62.9 million facility will address the immediate job training demands of St. Louis’ area hospitals and healthcare systems. KAI celebrated the recent opening of the Nursing and Health Sciences Center at St. Louis Community College (STLCC) at Florissant Valley in Ferguson, Missouri. The $62.9 million facility will address the immediate job training demands of…

For more than 30 years, Centennial College’s Story Arts Centre has occupied a restored Toronto’s Teachers’ College building, designed 70-plus years ago by Peter Dickinson. The architect played a pivotal role in developing mid-century modern style in post-World War II Canada. An addition in the 1990s sharply contrasted with his original structure and was recently…

As our America at 250 series highlights, today’s public sector leaders must navigate choppy seas—and the winds of change may only intensify. For both new and established government leaders, reality may look quite different from the bridge of their ship than from how they imagined it would be based on previous experiences. They must be prepared…

Nova Scotia’s health care facilities will provide free parking for staff, patients and their visitors, beginning May 1, 2025. The new policy comes with an estimated $19 million annual cost for the provincial government, which has committed to reimburse the health care facilities that charge for parking for their lost revenue. “I know people have…

Inadequately monitoring elevator technicians’ credentials could have financial consequences for multifamily landlords, condominium corporations and long-term care home and student residence operators in Ontario, as of June 9, 2025. That’s when the provincial Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) is scheduled to begin imposing fines, known as administrative penalties, which were established in a 2021…