Global Education Communities and Pure Group will build the Global Education Communities Education Mega Centre project in Surrey.

EllisDon, in partnership with Walters Steel, announced the installation of all three King arches, the supporting structure for the Freedom Mobile Arch’s iconic canopy. The

BC Hydro is sussing out demand-side management technology suppliers for their capabilities to deliver energy savings in commercial and residential buildings.

The doubling of tariffs, to take effect on June 4, could severely disrupt integrated North American supply chains.

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order doubling the tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50 per cent.

The City of Edmonton broke ground on the latest 4.5 kilometres expansion of the Capital Line South LRT extension.

Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) will be required equipment on many Ontario construction sites under proposed amendments to the provincial Occupational Health and Safety Act.

Metro Vancouver has started construction on two family-oriented, non-market rental housing projects that will add nearly 300 homes.

Midea, in partnership with NAHVAC, has opened its first flagship showroom for the Western Canadian market in Burnaby, B.C.

Major construction is underway on the Highway 1 bus-on-shoulder project between McKenzie Avenue and the Colwood exit.

The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies British Columbia (ACEC-BC) celebrated the winners at its annual ACEC-BC Awards.

Royal Roads University announced its new downtown Langford campus will be named after former B.C. premier John Horgan.

Developer Paul Y. Construction (B.C) Ltd. has broken ground on a new 30-storey tower  in downtown Vancouver, which will bring together two Marriott International brands.

Construction has begun on a new eight-storey student residence at Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Burnaby.

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has launched a new online portal and directory for Gold Seal Certified professionals.

The new polices will apply to areas zoned for new developments, within transit-oriented areas and places with frequent bus stops.

Demolition of the former North Surrey Recreation Centre has officially begun following Surrey City Council’s approval in late 2024.