Phase 2 of the Abbotsford Police Department Headquarters expansion project is complete, marking a significant transformation.

The Canadian Construction Safety Council is launching a suicide prevention campaign Looking Out For Each Other to raise awareness.

The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) officially broke ground on its largest capital project, Advanced Skills Centre.

COWI is set to open a new office in Surrey, expanding its engineering presence across Greater Vancouver.

The Langford Childcare and Art Studio is the 1st commercial volumetric mass timber building ever constructed in North America.

PCL Construction announced that Ryan Kuntz has joined the Edmonton Buildings & Civil team as operations manager.

Canadian wholesalers and distributors of HVAC and refrigeration equipment face a new schedule of import duties on 19 categories of U.S. products, beginning Sept. 8.

VRCA is challenging municipal candidates to explain how they will prevent local government decisions from adding more cost and uncertainty.

Construction is starting on British Columbia Institute of Technology’s (BCIT) South Campus Infrastructure Renewal project.

The Prince Rupert Port Authority announced the opening of CANXPORT, a $750 million export logistics facility at the Port of Prince Rupert.

The new Cameron Community Centre and Library has topped out in Cameron Park, marking a major construction milestone.

Nine national organizations have joined forces to launch the Canadian Infrastructure Report Card (CIRC) Coalition.

The City of North Vancouver has opened Crosscut Bridge, a new pedestrian and cycling bridge over the Upper Levels Highway.

Radiators, most air conditioners, and LED luminaires and lighting fittings manufactured in the United States are set to be hit with retaliatory tariffs beginning Sept. 8.

Steel, aluminium, lumber and cement are all being hit with damaging new 50 per cent tariffs with the collapse of trade talks between the US and Canada.

The new 50 per cent tariff on Canadian cement imports is expected to exert further upward pressure on construction costs in the United States.

Fast + Epp, in collaboration with Robert Bird Group, have been appointed structural engineer on the National Aquatic Centre in Brisbane.