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Here’s what the Ontario Science Centre engineering reports found

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Questions have swirled for the past week about why the Ontario Science Centre was suddenly and permanently closed on June 21. But four engineers and architects told CBC’s Bobby Hristova that what's been said about the reports, and what's...
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Transit-adjacent highrise touted as welcome piece in Winnipeg's housing puzzle

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Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham says a new 156-unit apartment building under construction in Fort Rouge is exactly what the city needs.
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Lytton's mayor describes village's ongoing challenges 3 years after devastating wildfire

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Lytton, B.C., is preparing to mark the three-year anniversary of the fire that burned most of the village to the ground. Mayor Denise O'Connor talks about how the community is rebuilding and the challenges that remain.
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Sunday storm smashes Saskatchewan

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Communities in southern and central Saskatchewan were slammed by a storm late Sunday, peppering them with hail and tearing roofs from some buildings.
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Why is Montreal’s social housing waitlist so long?

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Montreal's auditor general slammed the nearly six-year wait to get a social housing unit. And once tenants do get a place, their apartments are often in poor condition.
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City Council, Department of Buildings look to reduce number of sidewalk sheds

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The DOB says it agrees there is an issue, and like the councilmembers, came to the hearing with proposals.
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Hundreds of Ontario buildings use Science Centre roof panels — and remain open

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The roofing material that triggered the closure of the Ontario Science Centre is used in hundreds of other public buildings across the province, including schools. But as CBC’s Mike Crawley explains, those other buildings have not been...
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Township of Verona proposes creation of public safety complex

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The proposed building would be located on Pompton Avenue. It would feature bays for each department, along with office areas, a police sally port and space for training.
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Officials: Dozens displaced, firefighter hurt in overnight Passaic fire

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Officials say the flames broke out on 5 High St. at around 9 p.m. Over 50 people were initially evacuated and four had to be rescued.
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Emergency crews respond to partial building collapse in Yonkers

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North Broadway from Main Street to Manor House Square and Main Street from Palisade Avenue to Warburton Avenue are closed until further notice.
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Ontario Science Centre shutting down due to roof collapse risk

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The province is shutting down the Ontario Science Centre immediately due to the risk that the 55-year-old building's roof could collapse. As CBC's Lorenda Reddekopp reports, the emergency closure comes after the Ford government's...
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Panel to take final vote on rent hikes for NYC rent stabilized apartments

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If the vote is approved, renters will pay more for rent for the third year in a row.
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Rent Guidelines Board votes in favor of rent hikes for rent-stabilized homes in NYC

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If the vote is approved, renters will pay more for rent for the third year in a row.
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Residents and advocates call on Gov. Hochul to clean up Gowanus

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On Nevins Street, new residential buildings are being built and that has people in the area concerned.
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Tenants of 'worst landlord' in NYC fight for co-op conversion of Manhattan buildings

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For over two years, tenants claim they've been denied basic repairs. Their landlord, Daniel Ohebshalom, was named the worst landlord in New York City in 2022 and 2023.
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Tenants rally outside of Bronx Housing Court calling for rent rollback on rent-stabilized units

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The Don't Raise Our Rent rally kicked off at 5:30 p.m. and aimed to inform Bronx residents about upcoming hikes to the rent prices of rent-stabilized units.
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Harrison mourns death of 13-year-old boy after fall from building

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Harrison police are investigating the incident to determine exactly what happened, but have not released details.
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Vancouver to fine commercial buildings that don't reduce GHG emissions

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A new Vancouver bylaw that comes into effect June 1 requires approximately 200 large commercial buildings to track and reduce greenhouse gas emissions or face hefty fines when a grace period ends in 2026. Many building owners say the...
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Vancouver commercial building emission bylaw about to kick in

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It's a new city bylaw that's the first of its kind in Canada: commercial real-estate owners in Vancouver are being told to cut their emissions or face hefty fines.
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What to expect from Doors Open Toronto this weekend

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It's an exciting weekend for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts in Toronto. The city is holding its annual Doors Open event. CBC Toronto's Britnei Bilhete has a preview.
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Cleanup underway following parapet collapse in Williamsburg

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No one was injured as a result of the partial collapse.
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What should Point Douglas look like? The city wants to know what residents think

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The City of Winnipeg wants Point Douglas residents to help come up with a new plan that will help guide the future development of one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods.
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Williamsburg building owner issued violation following partial roof collapse

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Should the violation be upheld, officials say it carries a maximum potential penalty of $25,000.
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DEP confirms that some buildings in large Bushwick fire contain asbestos

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According to nyc.gov, people who breathe in asbestos fibers are at risk for diseases, including lung cancer, digestive tract cancer, mesothelioma and asbestosis.