The construction of the new Victoria Tower begins in spring 2024 and it is expected to be completed by 2027.

CRCA has formed a strategic partnership with Talent Beyond Boundaries to expand labour pool access.

A student residence at the University of Toronto Scarborough has become the largest building in Canada to receive Passive House Classic certification.

Construction has begun on the new School of Business at MacEwan University in Edmonton.

Alberta is investing $12.9 million to expand the Centre for Innovation in Manufacturing Technology Access Centre at Red Deer Polytechnic.

City of Calgary is investing more than $800 million in parks, streets, public transit and facilities during the 2024 construction season.

Beedie Luminaries is launching a new $5.5 million trades-focused scholarship program (BUILD) for students pursuing skilled trades.

The Government of British Columbia has selected Transit Integrators BC as the preferred proponent team to design and build the systems and trackwork.

The Consulting Engineers of Alberta (CEA) held its annual Showcase Awards Gala in Edmonton, presenting 13 awards of excellence.

BC Hydro has selected Stantec to provide transmission and distribution engineering as well as project delivery services.

Infrastructure BC has released its Spring 2024 BC Major Infrastructure Projects Brochure.

The long awaited Little Mountain redevelopment project broke ground in Vancouver with 48 units of social housing.

The BC Embodied Carbon Awards recognized six individuals, projects, and organizations for their leadership on reducing embodied carbon pollution.

The new BC Cancer Centre at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital (NRGH) has been approved and procurement is underway.

David Podmore, a Canadian real estate icon, will be retiring as chair of Concert Properties effective June 30, 2024.

Proposed updates to the Vancouver International Airport zoning regulations include a pond prohibition and building height restrictions in two areas where a future new runway could be located.

Labour supply, costs, and faltering public sector standards and systems are putting pressures on B.C.’s builders.