Five of the six towers in the downtown Toronto complex earned WELL Core Certification at Gold level; the sixth, which is under construction, achieved WELL Precertification.

The Toronto mayor reaffirmed his commitment to the combined $28 billion worth of transit projects that are either planned or underway in the provincial capital on September 20.

The funding is being provided through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation.

The group proposes to develop, build and operate a battery energy storage facility on repurposed land at 95 Huron Street.

The food distribution company plans to build the $50-million, 168,000-square foot facility on Ken McKee Street near Highway 401. Maple Reinder is the project’s design-builder.