Matcon Group and Knappett Industries announced they have officially merged, effective April 2, 2025.

After years of strong construction in B.C., BuildForce's outlook calls for moderate growth in residential activity.

Now in it's 8th year, B.C.’s Construction and Skilled Trades Month is underway. The Builders Code Awards recognize outstanding firms.

Canada’s construction industry has launched a national campaign calling for infrastructure investment ahead of the federal election.

Germain Hotels and Reliance Properties are partnering to bring Le Germain Hotel to the heart of Vancouver.

The Government of B.C. is providing the City of Merritt with $60 million to relocate and rebuild two critical dikes.

A new podcast called The Builders' Bench is hitting the airwaves to ensure Canada’s construction industry has a seat at the political table. 

The Government of Canada announced TransLink will receive more than $1.5 billion in public transit funding for Metro Vancouver.

Construction has begun on a multi-use development in Vancouver, featuring 97 non-market homes and a new healthcare treatment centre.

The Sunalta Community Hub has officially opened, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of the Sunalta neighborhood.

Canada's leading general contractors have united to form the Canadian Construction Safety Council to elevate safety performance.

Legislation has been introduced to strengthen B.C.’s ability to respond quickly to threats of tariffs imposed on Canada by the United States.

Phase 1 work at the Belleville Terminal Redevelopment Project is complete, marking a significant step toward a new terminal in Victoria.

During the 2025 Annual Conference, the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) announced the recipients of the 2024 CCA National Awards.

A coalition of leading Canadian housing organizations has come together to propose a policy plan in response to the trade war.

Keerit Jutla has joined ICBA as provincial director, based in Langford, near Victoria. Jutla is past president of the AME.

New research examines the pain of U.S. tariffs and emphasizes the need for more east-west/west-east trade.