Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) is offering funding for various clean-tech development projects within Canada.

WSP Global Inc. has announced it will acquire MMM Group, a private engineering services firm specializing in large-scale, complex P3 projects.

Alberta-based Henday Industrial Park has signed on Brock White Canada Company (Brock White) as its first major tenant.

The City of Vancouver general manager of planning and development, Brian Jackson has announced his plans to retire at the end of 2015.

The new 48,000 square foot BMO Theatre Centre is set to open this fall at 162 W. 1st Avenue in Vancouver.

The City of Edmonton has approved the construction of the Mechanized River Valley Access project starting at 100 Street near the Hotel MacDonald and ending in the river valley trail system near the Low Level Bridge.

Metro Vancouver residents voted an overwhelming ‘No’ against the Mayor’s Council plan to fund transportation improvements. The mail-in ballot vote was held over a 10 week period from March 16 to May 29 with 61.68% of voters rejecting a 0.5% PST regional increase.

Construction Voyer has begun building six net zero condominiums in Laval, Quebec.

Ivanhoe Cambridge announced it will play a key role in the growth of Chongbang, a Shanghai-based retail-anchored mixed-use developer, owner and operator.

The CISC 2015 BC Steel Design Awards of Excellence were held in May in downtown Vancouver. Three projects were honoured in their respective categories

Infrastructure Ontario and Metrolinx have named Crosslinx Transit Solutions the preferred proponent to design, build, finance, and maintain the Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit.

Building permits in B.C.'s Lower Mainland dropped in April 2015 following a large increase in March, according to the Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA).

The B.C. government's new Apprentices on Public Projects policy aims to connect more young people to the skills and training they need for careers in construction.

The BC Building Trades and BC Hydro have secured an agreement on the importance of labour stability on the Site C Clean Energy Project, recognizing that stability is best achieved with a mix of labour representation that includes building trades unions.

Submissions are being accepted for the 2015 Masonry Design Awards, offered through The Masonry Association of British Columbia 2015.

Six winners were announced at the 2015 Alberta Steel Design Awards of Excellence gala event held in Edmonton, celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Alberta Design Awards.

Due to the rapid growth of green building in British Columbia, the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) and Cascadia Green Building Council have announced that the CaGBC Chapter in British Columbia will be integrated into the national CaGBC organization.