Construction Business

The City of Vancouver announced its full commitment to aligning itself with the province’s recently unveiled housing targets.

The City of Edmonton announced that the new Smith Crossing Pedestrian Bridge is now open, on budget and ahead of schedule.

British Columbia has issued provincial housing targets for the first 10 municipalities selected as part of the Housing Supply Act.

A new Skilled Trades Advisory Council (STAC) has been formed to combat the crisis facing skilled labour in the U.S. and Canada.

The Royal Canadian Mint has issued a new $1 coin honouring Elsie MacGill, the country’s first woman professional engineer.

The global buildings sector made some headway in curbing its energy appetite and output of greenhouse gas emissions last year, but is still off-pace to achieve the International Energy Agency's targets.

The acute skilled labour shortage is impacting construction companies ability to bid on projects and meet project deadlines.

With catastrophic weather events hitting hard across the country, 2022 was ranked the third worst year for insured losses in Canadian history.

UBC students are enjoying a vibrant new teaching and learning space designed to be near-zero embodied carbon.

Manitoba has introduced amendments to the Builders’ Liens Act to make prompt payment a reality.

Governor General Julie Payette announced the honour just prior to Canada Day, with accompanying acknowledgement of Jon Love's business leadership and philanthropy.

The 2018 federal budget commits funds to inform women about apprenticeship programs, dispense financial grants for training and provide resources as they move into the workforce.