BCIT is incorporating collaborative robots or cobots into its welding and metal fabrication programs.

A new 445-bed student housing project is coming to Simon Fraser University (SFU) at its Burnaby campus.

Construction of a new four-lane overpass crossing the rail lines at Holdom Avenue in Burnaby will begin in late 2024.

BC Hydro will build more than $3 billion in capital projects on Vancouver Island to upgrade the electricity grid and provide clean power.

The Strathcona Regional District has awarded the new aquatic centre at Strathcona Gardens to Heatherbrae Builders.

Regulations are now in effect to protect B.C. strata owners from unexpected long-term repairs and replacement costs.

Science World in B.C. will receive critical infrastructure upgrades after an investment of $19 million from the federal government.

The preferred proponent team for Phase 2 of the Burnaby Hospital redevelopment project has been selected.

The first of two buildings in the University of Victoria’s (UVic) new Student Housing and Dining (SHD) complex is now Passive House certified.

The Engineers and Geoscientists BC (EGBC) announced it is initiating the creation of an independent advocacy body.

Vancouver has set a new goal of approving 83,000 new homes in the next decade, a 15 per cent increase from previous targets.

Jerry Naqvi, founder and chair of Edmonton-based Cameron Corporation, is among 64 new members of the Order of Canada announced by Governor General Mary Simon ahead of Canada Day 2024.

The world’s first Indigenous owned LNG facility is moving forward with the announcement of a final investment decision.

Community amenities will be acquiring much needed funds after the City of Vancouver approved significant amendments to its 2023-2026 capital plan this week.

The City of Edmonton has won three 2024 Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) awards.

New regulations clarify that most commercial loans are exempt from the Canadian government's more stringent definition of criminal interest, which will come into force in 2025.

Construction will begin this summer on the new Centre for Food, Wine and Tourism on Okanagan College’s Kelowna campus.