Scarborough, March 5, 2010 - The Building Owners and Manager's Association (BOMA) of Toronto held a workshop in Scarborough outlining the details of its Conservation and Demand Management (CDM) Program.
Brad Duguid, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure and Scarborough Centre MPP, spoke to local owners and managers about the Ontario government's commitment to promoting energy efficiency and conservation in commercial and industrial properties.

Toronto, May 2010 - Successful conservation and demand management program will now be offered to LDCs across the province.
BOMA Toronto's Conservation and Demand Management (CDM) Program is poised to expand outside of the 416 area code. According to Program Manager Wayne Proulx, a deal has been brokered with the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) which will see the CDM Program offered to Local Distribution Companies (LDC).

Toronto, February 11, 2010 - The BOMA Toronto Conservation & Demand Management (CDM) Program and the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA), Toronto Chapter, are pleased to announce their cooperation in bringing energy conservation information, education and cash incentives to the membership of IFMA.

Toronto, November 19, 2009 - Brookfield Properties, owner of First Canadian Place, continues to be motivated to reduce its electricity consumption and carbon footprint at First Canadian Place. With the latest lighting retrofit in its Food Court, First Canadian Place becomes the 300th approved applicant for the Building Owners and Managers Association of the Greater Toronto Area (BOMA Toronto)’s Conservation and Demand Management (CDM) Program.

Toronto, December 2, 2009 - The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of Toronto Conservation and Demand Management (CDM) Program has doubled incentives for all non-lighting projects. This was announced by BOMA CDM Program Director Wayne Proulx at the Property Management Exposition & Conference.

September 30, 2009 – The World Wildlife Fund Canada is renowned for its dedication to protecting the environment and trying to ensure that humanity and nature get along. Now, it is turning to the business world for help.

Increasingly, commercial buildings in Canada are moving towards "green" lighting systems and for good reason – energy-efficient lighting retrofits reduce operating costs, while increasing the value of a building. Lighting retrofits, often result in reductions in energy use of 25 to 35 per cent But the question is, if it makes so much sense to retrofit, why aren’t more buildings doing it?

September, 2009 - Widespread target setting for conservation and demand management seems imminent in Ontario. The new Green Energy Act empowers the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure to establish targets for local distribution companies (LDCs) and other entities licensed by the Ontario Energy Board, along with the authority to dictate a number of other conservation and energy efficiency measures.

Toronto, ON, March 18, 2009 Last month, the province of Ontario tabled legislation aimed at making the province both a leader in renewable energy and energy conservation and the creator of a new, green economy. Premier McGuinty's Green Energy Act takes on some very important issues and, when passed, will ensure a substantial increase in renewable energy projects as a sustainable addition to the energy supply mix.