An ambitious, carbon-neutral rehabilitation project – Arthur Meighen building
This major rehabilitation project, located in Toronto, will reduce the Arthur Meighen building’s greenhouse gas emissions by over 80% and serve as a flagship model of the Government’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint.
With elements such as a high-efficiency building envelope, a geothermal system, and photovoltaic panels, this is set to be one of Canada’s first federal carbon neutral buildings.
