Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) began the phased 12-month rollout of its new vendor performance management program earlier this month.

The Pender Harbour Ocean Discovery Station will be a place where science, art and Indigenous knowledge intersect.

AECOM in joint venture with Jacobs Consultancy Canada has been selected for the Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade.

Stantec has appointed Kip Skabar as its new sector leader for Ports and Marine Terminals (PMT) in Canada and Maxwell Mozo in the U.S.

City of Calgary celebrated urban design professionals at the 10th edition of the Mayor’s Urban Design Awards (MUDA).

Surrey has approved a $1.1M contract to Hilson Construction Ltd. for improvements to the Bridgeview Childcare Centre.

The City of New Westminster announced that təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre has achieved a RHF Accessibility Certified Gold rating.

Independent Contractors and Businesses Association president Chris Gardner has joined the Canadian Taxpayers Federation's board of directors.

Construction leaders from across the country will be on Parliament Hill advocating for urgent intervention from the federal government.

Former B.C. premier John Horgan is being remembered by BC Building Trades unions and their members with donation to cancer research.

Vancouver has approved designs for the first phase of East Park, a new waterfront destination park on False Creek in Vancouver’s Olympic Village.

BC Hydro announced that reservoir filling for the Site C project has been safely completed after 11 weeks.

The British Columbia Construction Association Employee Benefit Trust (BCCA EBT) announced charitable donations to three organizations.

The Calgary Construction Association (CCA) is optimistic about the proposed amendments to Alberta’s Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act.

Metro Vancouver will begin construction on the Stanley Park Water Supply Tunnel, a major project that will replace aging infrastructure.

The province of Alberta tabled legislation that would establish a dispute resolution tribunal for condominiums.

Ontario is considering opening up building official functions to professionals who have been trained and certified in other jurisdictions.