City of Edmonton has approved a new Community Energy Transition Strategy with targets aligned with the Paris Agreement.

A $100-million injection to Canada’s Enabling Accessibility Fund will boost availability of grants for retrofit, renovation and construction projects to support universal navigability of the built environment.

The Independent Contractors and Businesses Association is disappointed in the lack of infrastructure and skills training investments.

The BC Building Trades (BCBT) applauds the BC NDP government budget 2021 for investing in essential infrastructure, jobs and skills development.

Paul Mochrie has been named as the new city manager for Vancouver. He has been with the city since May 2011 when he was general manager, HR.

Canada’s federal budget 2021 lays out some important groundwork for a strong economic recovery including investments to train workers.

Marie-Claude Dumas has been named WSP Canada’s new president and CEO. She will also be global leader for inclusion and diversity for WSP.

Crews have completed concrete pours on the foundation of Victoria’s new state-of-the-art Fire Hall and Emergency Operations Centre.

Western Canada’s largest and tallest mass timber office building set to be built in the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver.

The Alberta government is proposing to update apprenticeship education and skilled trades training, creating a more a flexible system

Online applications open in B.C. for up to half-billion dollars in expected rebates available for purchases or leases of select equipment.

The Sukunka Wind Energy Project is completed, making it the largest majority-owned Indigenous green energy project in B.C.

The City of Calgary broke ground on a new outdoor artificial turf community field at the Genesis Centre — the first of its kind in northeast Calgary.

Graham Design Builders LP has been selected as the project proponent to renovate Cariboo Memorial Hospital (CMH) in B.C.

oN5 in Vancouver will be the first office building in Canada constructed using high-performance cross-laminated timber (CLT) panels

B.C. has announced sectoral greenhouse gas (GHG) targets for 2030 in transportation, industry, oil and gas and buildings and communities.

Construction has started on the Edmonton South Soccer Centre Expansion project, which will create two new indoor fields.