McElhanney announced a new and expanded executive leadership team to support continued strong growth and client service.

Design and pre-construction work is underway for a new $24.4-million energy centre at Delta Hospital which will bolster its power systems while meeting the needs

A new City of Vancouver-owned building is now complete at Little Mountain and will open in early fall, featuring affordable homes.

Dillon Consulting Limited (Dillon) has entered into a partnership with David Nairne + Associates Ltd. (DNA).

The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) has announced the 2026 Silver Awards of Excellence Awards winners. 

The Government of British Columbia announced the completion of the Keating Cross Road Overpass on Highway 17.

The federal government has announced the launch of a $100 million rebate program for eligible steel products transportation.

The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) and the British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) are launching BUILDFest.

The westward expansion of Westminster Pier Park in downtown New Westminster has completed, adding two acres of new public space.

The new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre has officially opened. It is the largest community recreation facility on the North Shore.

Vancouver Island University (VIU) will receive 64 new skilled-trades training seats as part of B.C.'s Look West strategy.

TransLink and PCI Developments (PCI) have officially broken ground on a new mixed-use development at West Broadway and Arbutus.

Vancouver city council has approved rezoning for a downtown block, making way for the city’s three largest towers to be built.

FortisBC is moving forward with the expansion of its Tilbury Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Facility in Delta.

Vancouver could be getting a new four-venue performing arts district downtown. Diamond Schmitt Architects led the feasibility study.

Institutional, commercial, and industrial (ICI) investment is projected to rise into 2029 on the strength of major project activity.

The first-ever comprehensive review of the Ontario Building Code has a mandate to root out duplications, anachronisms and undue complexities that have accumulated over the course of 50 years.