Net-zero municipal facilities and buildings

Waterloo Region Housing’s 420 Kingscourt Drive is a 73-unit building that provides comfortable and energy-efficient housing for lower-income residents. The building was designed with renewable energy…

Timeline: 2023 onwards Toronto Police Services (TPS)—Division 41 in Scarborough, Ont., is set to become the first net zero police station in Toronto adhering to the Zero Carbon Building Standard. The…

Timeline: 2023 onwards St. Catharines fire station on Linwell Road is under construction and will be among the first in the country to meet Canada Green Building Council’s zero carbon building standar…

Timeline: 2022 onwards In 2022, the City unveiled its new City View Park Pavilion. The City View Park Pavilion is the City’s first net carbon-neutral operating facility using all-electric systems and…

Timeline: 2023 onwards Fire Station 125 in Mississauga, located at Tenth Line and Aquitaine Avenue in Union Park, is designed to be a net-zero facility. This station will have advanced environmen…

Timeline: 2023 onwards Renewable energy sources will help power this new facility through rooftop solar panels, and the project will pursue both LEED Gold and CaGBC Zero Carbon Building Standard certi…