Winners announced for the inaugural BC Embodied Carbon Awards, hosted by the Carbon Leadership Forum British Columbia.

Incoming data from the City of Mississauga reveals 1,088 building permits were issued for new construction in the first quarter of 2023.

The Government of British Columbia is investing in digital permitting and the construction industry to make the process quicker.

CMLC and the Calgary Stampede announced the redevelopment of Stampede Trail (formerly Olympic Way) has broken ground.

BuildForce Canada has launched Construction Career Pathways, a new program aiming to connect job seekers and employers across Canada’s construction sector.

The first master-planned residential community in almost two decades is approved and moving ahead in Port Moody.

B.C. is providing funding for more red seal training through a new Community and Employer Partnerships project.

BCCA celebrates construction month by recognizing excellence across the industry, announcing winners in three areas of priority.

TransLink and PCI Developments (PCI) announced a new partnership to build a proposed mixed-used development.

Construction of the centre will include elements to support Guelph's net-zero energy goals.

April is Construction and Skilled Trades Month in B.C. with the aim to raise awareness about job opportunities.

The Construction Foundation of BC’s (CFBC) Sky Keepers program celebrated the graduation of its first cohort of female drone operators.

Scott Construction has achieved B Corp Certification, a global international designation that shows a business is meeting high standards.

Burnaby is exploring the development of a District Energy Utility (DEU) to provide service to the Metrotown and Edmonds neighbourhoods.

Two teams have advanced to the next stage of procurement to design and build stations for the Surrey Langley SkyTrain.

The City of Calgary is expanding its Downtown Calgary Development Incentive program.

Manitoba has introduced amendments to the Builders’ Liens Act to make prompt payment a reality.