Governments invest $975 million in Toronto waterfront

Governments invest $975 million in Toronto waterfront

Canada, Ontario, and the City of Toronto have pledged a combined $975 million to accelerate Waterfront Toronto’s revitalization. The plan aims to create over 14,000 homes, including affordable rentals at Quayside and Ookwemin Minising; it also expects to generate 100,000 skilled trades jobs and add $13.2 billion to the economy. “As never before, cities are…

Data Protection Strategies for Modern Facilities Management

Data Protection Strategies for Modern Facilities Management

Facilities management security breaches are a distinct category of cyber threats that have been on the rise in recent years. The role of facility security professionals is becoming more important as production processes become more data-driven. In this post, we explain facility security challenges and the impact of data breaches on facilities. We also list…

Woodland Recovery Center to Expand with New Facility in Mississippi

Woodland Recovery Center to Expand with New Facility in Mississippi

The new 100-bed facility is expected to be completed in 2026. Woodland Recovery Center announced that the organization is expanding its footprint in Southaven, Mississippi, with a $25 million investment to build a new state-of-the-art, 100-bed facility. To bring this project to life, Woodland Recovery Center has partnered with DeAngelis Diamond as the general contractor…

DOE Program Powers Cost-Effective Clean Energy

DOE Program Powers Cost-Effective Clean Energy

A new DOE program helps facilities gain greater energy capabilities without sacrificing time, money. Death and taxes are said to be life’s only certainties, but there are many other near absolutes. Whether looking after a college campus, industrial manufacturing site, large commercial facility, or something else, a facility manager is a safe bet to be…

What the California Wildfires Mean for Insurers and Homeowners

What the California Wildfires Mean for Insurers and Homeowners

The U.S. property insurance industry is resetting its business models as it struggles to absorb the losses caused by the California wildfires. Insurance companies face losses of up to $30 billion from the fires that began in early January. That number could get bigger, as major fires at two locations are still active. Insurers now want large premium increases of…