A new CBRE report says Canada’s office market completes a full year of recovery following disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic. The report indicates that vacancy rates continue to ease, marking a sustained improvement compared with the sector’s earlier downturn. Across Canada, CBRE places the office vacancy rate at 17, suggesting ongoing progress as more space is absorbed and fewer offices remain unoccupied. The recovery also aligns with changing workplace practices, with employers increasingly requiring staff to return to in-person work. The sources frame this as a milestone moment: the office market is no longer just stabilizing after pandemic-related shifts, but is now described as having moved through a full year of recovery. While the report points to improvements in vacancies, it does not provide details in the excerpts reviewed about specific cities, rent levels, or leasing activity. Overall, the coverage focuses on the vacancy-rate trend, the timing of the recovery period, and the growing role of return-to-office policies in supporting demand.