A new survey by the MCAC reveal contractors operating across provincial boundaries are facing significant costs due to safety certifications.

Metro Vancouver has finished work on the Fleetwood Reservoir, a key piece of drinking water infrastructure in Surrey.

FortisBC has submitted its 2026 long-term gas resource plan to the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC).

The Winnipeg Construction Association (WCA) has appointed Darryl Harrison as president and chief executive officer.

BCCA says construction is showing strength and resilience but requires government action to ensure delivery of infrastructure commitments.

Construction is underway on Vibe, a mixed-use residential building in Slokker Homes’ new East Village development in Calgary.

Major work has begun on the construction of the Highway 11 interchange project in the Fraser Valley. Completion is expected in 2031.

Science World is undertaking a retrofit that includes three solar arrays – the first-of-its kind vertical installation system in B.C.

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) is welcoming the federal government's launch of the Build Communities Strong Fund.

Stantec has appointed Arliss Szysky as executive vice president of its Infrastructure business in North America.

PC Urban Properties Corp. and Harrison Street Asset Management are partnering on a two tower rental development in Vancouver.

Insured damage from last year’s March ice storm in Ontario and Quebec is now estimated at $466 million.

A mid-rise residential development in Calgary's Taza Park will be the first purpose-built condo project in the emerging 470-acre community.

Over the past seven decades, EllisDon has grown into a diversified company that delivers critical infrastructure across Canada.

The Government of Alberta is launching the Alberta Trades Discovery Centre in Calgary, offering students hands-on exposure.

The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) is celebrating the ninth annual Construction and Skilled Trades Month.

The majority of safety leaders plan to maintain or increase their budgets over the next two years as workplace incidents persist worldwide.