Conservation is the top priority in Quebec's recently unveiled plan to reduce province-wide energy consumption, boost low-carbon supply and embrace electricity storage and smart grid applications.

Electric autonomous vehicles have the capacity to be a game changer in the field of transportation, and the City of Edmonton is planning a pilot project.

British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) has appointed Sue Connors to the position of BidCentral CEO, effective immediately.

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) broke ground on a number of capital construction projects, part of YVR’s $9.1 billion multi-year expansion plans.

The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies of BC (ACEC-BC) welcomes Kevin Savage, P.Eng., as chair of the board of directors for the 2018/19 term.

The Province of British Columbia and Plenary PCL Justice have reached financial close on the $150 million Abbotsford Law Courts project.

Women in Construction (WiC) network, supported by the Vancouver Island Construction Association (VICA), is celebrating five years.

Surrey City Council has approved a 10-year Parks, Recreation and Culture (PRC) Strategic Plan, outlining the future development or expansion of 45 parks.

Chandos Construction Ltd. announces new leadership with the appointment of Tim Coldwell as president and Sean Penn as chief operating officer.

Christian Cianfrone, P.Eng., has been named the executive director of Vancouver’s Zero Emissions Building Centre of Excellence.

The Kitsilano outdoor pool in Vancouver received a $3.3 million dollar upgrade designed to make the swimming experience even saltier.

The federal government has reached an agreement with Kinder Morgan to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline for $4.5 billion.

The City of Vancouver has approved an expansion of the existing green demolition requirements from pre-1940 homes to include pre-1950 homes.

Construction of Virtuoso, a six-storey residential development located at UBC’s Wesbrook Village, has reached completion.

Calgary’s Green Line Light Rail Transit project has received a historic federal funding investment of up to $1.53 billion.

Okanagan College’s new Trades Training House has officially opened. It is expected that more than 300 students will train in the facility per year.

Upgrades to Metro Vancouver's longest escalators at the Granville SkyTrain station is set to begin and will take two years to complete.