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Located in the north end of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Shannon Park is an 87-acre property on the eastern shore of the Halifax Harbour. The site’s ongoing redevelopment, done in collaboration with the Millbrook First Nation, is one of the city’s most anticipated large-scale real estate projects.

For more than two decades, Glenlyon Business Park in South Burnaby has been recognized as Western Canada’s premier suburban office park. The 133-acre site, formerly owned by CN Rail, combines a beautiful and natural landscape with direct access to the Greater Vancouver Area, creating one of the most attractive business locations in the country.

Garrison Crossing is an award-winning community that combines the best in residential living and commercial recreation. The 153-acre redevelopment in Chilliwackwas modeled on the principles of "new urbanism" and represents one of Canada Lands’ largest and most successful revitalization projects to date.

Through multiple collaborations and partnerships with Indigenous communities across Canada, the Company is assisting the Government of Canada in its continued commitment to the prosperity of Indigenous Peoples and their interests. Canada Lands is proud to work alongside the Nations in redeveloping former federal properties and creating employment, training, commemoration, procurement and mentorship opportunities.

Once a cradle of Montreal’s industrial revolution, Les Bassins du Nouveau Havre is in Montréal’s Sud-Ouest borough. The roughly 24-acre site is within walking distance of the city’s business centre and Old Montréal and sits on the Lachine Canal.

Envisioned by Canada Lands Company, Currie is a celebrated and award-winning community in Calgary that has set a new standard in progressive community design. Located in the city’s southwest and less than 10 minutes from the downtown core, Currie has been master-planned to be an integrated and complete community in which principles of connectivity, walkability and heritage are key.

Located on the traditional territory of the Algonquins of Ontario, Wateridge Village is a vibrant and sustainable community in which nature and heritage hang in perfect harmony. Development of the site’s master plan has been led by key design principles which include innovation, sustainability, cultural and social dynamism, a high quality of life and commemoration.