The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) is now accepting applications for its 2026 Bursary Program, which provides up to $3,000 to students pursuing careers in the

Labour shortages in the residential construction sector are contributing to the rising cost of housing and increasing insurance claims costs.

Unitech Construction Management has announced new leadership roles. Brad Stevenson has been promoted to president.

One year after a new tower crane regulation came into effect, WorkSafeBC is reporting good compliance across tower crane operations in B.C.

The new facility, located in central-north Edmonton, will serve as a major community and recreational hub.

B.C. has launched a new online platform called DASH to allow developers to construct three-to-six storey buildings faster.

PCL Construction has broken ground on a residential rental development in Calgary, located on 61st Avenue near CF Chinook Centre.

Stantec has been awarded the design for Cottonwoods Long-Term Care Facility in Kelowna. The four-storey facility will provide improved care.

Alberta has chosen a site for a new stand-alone Stollery Children’s Hospital at the corner of 122 Street and 51 Avenue.

The highest floor will align with the CN Tower’s main observation level.

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has shortlisted three qualified construction teams for the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project.

The Government of B.C. is boosting skilled trades training with $241 million over the next three years, doubling trades training funding.

Construction of a 41-storey mixed-use development in Surrey’s City Centre is underway. Atlas Tower will have rentals and medical space.

The City of Vancouver joined the C40 Cool Cities Accelerator and UN-Habitat's Urban Planning Accelerator as it focuses on building climate-resilient communities.

A new Telus Living project in Vancouver's Point Grey neighbourhood will transform a former telephone exchange into a rental development.

VRCA life member and construction leader, Len Robinson has passed away. He contributed more than 40 years to construction.

The federal government announced the second round of projects referred to the Major Projects Office, representing more than $56 billion.