Construction is underway for a new courthouse complex in Abbotsford, the first new B.C. courthouse to be built in 10 years.

Building laneway houses in Vancouver has been made easier and more cost effective with bylaw changes approved by city council.

Opposition to the B.C. government's Community Benefits Agreement continues to grow with VRCA joining business groups against the model for public projects.

Technical Safety BC is gearing up to recognize outstanding achievement, innovation and leadership in the field at awards this fall.

Calgary's Airport Trail expansion will move ahead with funding from the governments of Canada, Alberta and Calgary, and the Calgary Airport Authority.

Passive House Canada and Vancouver’s Zero Emissions Building Centre of Excellence were participants in the UNECE High Performance Building Initiative.

Strategic investment from Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec will allow the principals of Avison Young to regain 100 per cent of the common shares in their real estate services company.

The B.C. government will provide $79.3 million to fully replace Eric Hamber Secondary, the largest seismic project in Vancouver’s history.

Construction of the West Calgary Ring Road is scheduled to begin in 2019, completing the circle around Calgary to alleviate traffic congestion.

The new Clayton Community Centre in Surrey has broken ground, and is on track to become the first of its kind in North America.

The B.C. government is introducing a new procurement strategy for the way it buys goods and services with input from more than 200 industry groups.

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

Brian Yates has been named regional leader for Stantec’s British Columbia team, accountable for the region’s operations and financial performance.

The Society's annual conference offered a slate of technical seminars, while attendees also celebrated the year's achievements and ushered in the new executive officers for 2018-19.

The five winners chosen by BOMA International represent five distinct pairings of owners and managers for buildings located in three different provinces.

Close to 30 major infrastructure projects and more than 40 road repaving jobs are planned this summer in Calgary, part of a $441 million investment.

The Surrey Arts Centre is the first municipal facility in the province to receive the Rick Hansen Foundation (RHF) Accessibility Certified Gold designation.