By the end of the year, Toronto will implement emission reduction rules for buildings, becoming the second city in Canada to do so. These building emission performance standards aim to set mandatory emission targets, addressing the 18% of Canada’s emissions produced by buildings. Experts emphasize the importance of these regulations in achieving climate goals without increasing rents. The city plans to include medium and large residential buildings, focusing on improving energy efficiency and livability while ensuring tenant protections against potential rent hikes.
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