The Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada (BOMA Canada) is excited to welcome Stephen Nicoletti as its new National Chair. Stephen has served on the BOMA Canada Board for several years, most recently as its Vice Chair. Active in the BOMA community for decades, he earlier served as Chair...
Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, hardworking building operators, property managers, security personal, cleaning staff and many others suddenly emerged from the shadows. Long overlooked while hidden in plain sight, their work was belatedly recognized for what it is: essential. Selflessly, tirelessly and bravely, these individuals showed up day...
Without experiencing Dr. Jane Goodall speak, it is hard to explain the strength and optimism she brings to the stage. On October 29th, we are going to learn how a revolutionary study of chimpanzees in Tanzania's Gombe preserve has given us all Reasons for Hope. “This is certainly an interesting...
BOMA Canada’s core advice to our members is that, if you suspect or are aware of a case of coronavirus in your building, call your relevant public health authority for advice and direction. As the Novel Coronavirus (known as COVID-19) continues to spread globally, BOMA Canada is actively working to...
BOMA Canada is excited to announce year 3 of the Net Zero Challenge, supported by Natural Resources Canada and sponsored by Bullfrog Power, a Spark Power company. This year’s Net Zero Challenge presents some unique challenges given a world-wide pandemic. We discussed with our partners, the possibility of postponing the...
Guidance for the commercial real-estate industry preparing buildings for a phased "re-entry".
BOMA Canada was excited to launch our 100,000 Tree Program at BOMEX 2019. For every building certified under BOMA BEST since September, we will plant 25 trees! Our goal is for our BOMA community to collectively plant at least 20,000 trees per year as they certify and recertify under BOMA...
*Sponsored Content* Once solely a workspace, the office has become a new type of catalyst for productivity, blending business with lifestyle activities until buildings look more like a YMCA than places of commerce. Tenants want properties and amenities that engage and connect them to the world outside. Often for CRE...
See how today’s efforts are helping to minimize future building impacts on the environment.
*Sponsored Content* In the current age of social media and 24/7 connectivity, the ways in which we communicate are constantly shifting, and commercial real estate has not been immune to these changes. This article will discuss a specific type of communication in the CRE industry: Tenant Communication, which here refers...