A partnership led by Aecon Group Inc. has been chosen as the preferred proponent for a Site C generating station and spillways civil works contract.

Ontario has increased the maximum fines for individuals and businesses that don't comply with workplace health and safety standards.

The B.C. government has selected Lindsay Corporation for the deployment of its Road Zipper System on the Alex Fraser Bridge to help reduce congestion.

The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) honoured seven public owners for excellence in procurement in 2017 with inaugural award.

WestPro has been awarded the $5 Million contract to construct the Bear Creek Bridge replacement, setting the stage for LRT south of the Fraser River.

The City of Edmonton has opened its 100 Street Funicular, a project that creates an accessible connection from downtown to its River Valley trail network.

Building permits on Vancouver Island reached the highest dollar value ever recorded in the July to September 2017 period.

StructureCraft has built a new state-of-the-art facility in Abbotsford, British Columbia and is now the first North American manufacturer of DLT.

The controversial Site C hydroelectric dam in B.C., now pegged at $10.7 billion, will be allowed to complete, avoiding adding billions in debt.

Rogers Place arena in Edmonton has received LEED Silver certification. It is the first NHL facility in Canada built to the LEED Silver requirements.

Construction workers in Ontario can look forward to being paid on time for the work they do under the province's updated Construction Lien Amendment Act.

Workers in Alberta would be able to refuse unsafe work conditions under new workplace safety legislation the provincial government is proposing.

Stantec has appointed executive vice president, Steve Fleck, P.Eng., to the newly-created position of chief practice and project officer.

Brock Commons Tallwood House in Vancouver has earned an international award for innovation from the Institution of Structural Engineers.

While Alberta's economy is set to lead the country this year, British Columbia will once again take over in 2018 as the provincial growth leader.

The Canada Line P3 Rapid Transit project in Vancouver and The Iqaluit International Airport Project in Northern Canada were named CCPPP Gold Award winners.

As envisioned, the federal and provincial/territorial governments will jointly fund the 10-year, $40-billion package of policies and programs so many details are still missing or yet to be refined through future negotiations.