Manitoba's performance standards regulation sets maximum timelines for building authorities to process permit applications and conduct inspections, coming into force next March.

BC Hydro has reached a major milestone on the Site C project with the completion of the earthfill dam.

Lafarge Canada has achieved a major sustainability achievement at its Richmond cement plant.

Vancouver City Council has approved $25 million in funding for several major capital projects.

McElhanney Ltd. has appointed Joanne Lee as the vice president of technology.

The B.C. government is providing BCIT with $3.3 million to expand mass timber education and training opportunities.

UBC Okanagan is constructing a state-of-the-art underground parking garage for UBCO Downtown, a 43-storey new campus tower.

Construction of a new long-term care centre in the City of Campbell River, B.C. will offer more than 150 beds.

The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – British Columbia (ACEC-BC) has elected a new board of directors at their AGM.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is moving forward with its new Centre for Clean Energy and Automotive Innovation.

The Government of British Columbia is providing more than $4 million for 12 new mass-timber demonstration and research projects.

Natural Resources Canada announced more than $160 million in federal investments for nine Alberta-based solar power projects.

A $5-million provincial investment by the B.C. government is aimed at improving skilled trades access.

Construction work on the Cariboo Memorial Hospital has begun. The first phase is expected to finish in 2026.

The Progressive Contractors Association of Canada (PCA) has announced Dan Baxter as its new regional director, British Columbia.

2150 Keith Drive, an innovative hybrid mass timber commercial office building, has received federal funding.

A new survey for the Canadian Construction Association reveals there is a need to prioritize trade infrastructure.