Metro Vancouver Regional District has terminated Acciona's $1 billion contract to build the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant.

EllisDon has been ordered to pay a mandatory minimum fine of $100,000 for disturbing migratory bird nests without a permit.

Industrial land owners in Ontario could qualify for up to $25,000 to reimburse 50 per cent of the costs of municipal and provincial planning and environmental studies.

The B.C. construction industry wants to ensure construction sites continue to remain safe by protecting workers with a flu shot campaign.

The Kicking Horse Canyon project has reached an important milestone as the first parts of the Sheep Bridge on Highway 1 have been installed.

The Centennial College Block A Expansion Project has been certified Zero Carbon under the Canada Green Building standard.

Bird Design-Build Construction Inc. and ETRO Construction have won Groundbreaker Awards from Procore Technologies.

A new multi-purpose 500-seat auditorium and academic space has opened at Royal Roads University (RRU). The Dogwood Auditorium is the largest conference space on the Westshore

The City of Vancouver has received the 2021 Innovation Award for Legionella prevention from the Environmental Operators Certification Program.

A large group of multi-sector signatories are calling on the B.C. government to overhaul its CleanBC climate action plan, calling it inadequate and out-of-step with recent climate data.

Bird Construction will provide construction services for three integrated project delivery contracts worth in excess of $150 million.

After five years of construction, the 31 km Southwest Calgary Ring Road is complete and open to traffic.

Tunnel excavation is now complete at the Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel, using the first slurry tunnel boring machine (TBM) in Canada.

The $132 million Port Coquitlam Community Centre, the city's second largest construction project to date, has officially opened. 

Various jobs in these industries were found to suffer fatality rates of several times the average of 3.4 per 100,000 workers.

During the first eight months of 2021, the city saw $4.2 billion worth of construction compared to $2.2 billion the same time last year.

Hudson Pacific Properties has unveiled plans for the addition of a 16-storey hybrid mass timber office and retail development to Bentall Centre in downtown Vancouver.