Jun 12, 2026
Building permits fell 8% to $12.5B, coming up short of expectations…
… driven by non-residential activity, which fell 11% or $585M sequentially - led by a $607M institutional decline in BC and $227M industrial headwind in Ontario.
Weaker residential permitting also contributed, falling 6% on $430M less multi-family intentions in BC.
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