The new Smith Athletic Park – Youth Soccer Campus, located in Willoughby, received Township of Langley Council approval to proceed with Phase 1.

Clark Builders has been successfully awarded the design build contract for the new George Pringle Secondary School in West Kelowna.

Energize Vancouver is a new resource hub that will support Vancouver’s large existing building owners to track and improve energy performance and reduce building emissions.

This approval paves the way for the development of nearly 2,000 affordable homes.

City Centre 5 in Surrey's Health and Technology District will feature new student housing for Western Community College.

Expertise in green buildings and retrofits is targeted, as the Canadian government seeks delivery agents to design programs and train workers for jobs linked to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Corrie Okell has been named the new general manager of development, buildings and licensing for the City of Vancouver.

SkyLink Guideway Partners has been selected as the preferred proponent for elevated guideway and associated roadworks on the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project.

More than 200 women gathered at VRCA's inaugural Women in Construction Conference, LEAP, on International Women's Day.

The City of Burnaby has been awarded the NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association’s Most Improved Approval Timing award.

The Office to Advance Women Apprentices (OAWA) Alberta is celebrating the grand opening of its office in Edmonton on International Women's Day.

The Progressive Contractors Association of Canada (PCA) applauds the Government of Alberta’s 2024 budget.

A panel of housing experts have recommended 140 policy actions that could add millions of affordable homes in the next few years that are also low-carbon and climate-resilient.

Research by the Canadian Association of Women in Construction (CAWIC) show a need to create an inclusive and diversified construction industry for women.

Norm Streu has joined Harper Grey as associate counsel in the construction law group in Vancouver.

Two new Surrey school projects are planned to move forward as part of B.C. Budget 2024.

Among arguments for a new tax, the Alberta government claims electric vehicles "cause more wear and tear on provincial roadways" than their counterparts with combustion engines.