The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has revealed the 12 winners of its national awards at its annual conference, held in Mexico. The CCA awards recognize

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) sees the federal government’s Budget 2017 announcement as a reiteration of previous commitments made to the renewal of Canada infrastructure.

Saskatchewan landlords experienced a budget double whammy March 22 — receiving the more forceful cost hit from their provincial finance minister.

An update to the B.C. Building Code will require fire sprinklers to be installed on the balconies of all new four-storey wood-frame residential buildings. The

Ontario’s construction industry has a positive economic outlook for 2017 and confidence is up, according to the OCS’s Construction Confidence Indicator.

The governments of Canada and British Columbia have announced joint funding of up to $405 million toward the construction of the new Lions Gate Secondary

The largest wind facility in B.C. is now complete. The 184.6 megawatt (MW) Meikle Wind power project, located approximately 33 km north of Tumbler Ridge,

Recent analysis of how Canadian suburbs accommodate aging residents concludes that the streetscapes, housing mix and array of neighbourhood services and amenities typically fail to meet seniors' needs.

The Niagara Parks Commission issued a RFP to invest in its marina property at Miller’s Creek, 22 kilometres south of Horseshoe Falls in Fort Erie.

BuildForce Canada has launched a campaign to encourage the construction industry to work together to improve productivity. From company owners and contractors to workers, all

Industry launches the Building Energy Innovators Council to advance clean building technologies across Canada.

Wood Works! BC celebrated the best in wood leadership and innovation at the annual Wood Design Awards in Vancouver. There were 114 nominations in 13

Historical climate data is losing relevance in Canada's model national building, energy, fire and plumbing codes as severe storms, drought and intense heat waves become more frequent.

PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc has been selected to design and replace the old Valleyview Pavilion with a new building that will provide multi-disciplinary mental health

Following the Fort McMurray wildfires, the Government is assisting Western Canadians affected by building material price increases and supply shortages.

The B.C. government has pledged to lower the 7 per cent provincial sales tax (PST) on electricity to 3.5 per cent as of this October, and phase it out completely by April 2019.

B.C.’s provincial budget 2017 includes billions in infrastructure spending. The announcement demonstrates that the province’s commitment to balanced budgets and fiscal responsibility is paying dividends for