Royal Inland Hospital’s (RIH) new Patient Care Tower in Kamloops hit a milestone as crews have completed the concrete phase of the project. 

The Wedge, a sustainable new residential tower, in Victoria, B.C. has started construction and is anticipated to complete early 2023.

MCA Canada and the CIPH welcome the federal government’s new $10-billion Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) Growth Plan.

The first new hospital to be built in Ontario's York Region in the last 30 years will be ready to welcome patients in 2021.

Calgary Housing Company, in partnership with the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation and carya, have begun construction of Village Commons.

Toronto records North America's lowest industrial availability rate, while Montreal and Vancouver also boast rates below 3 per cent coming out of the third quarter of 2020.

The federal government announced the Canada Infrastructure Bank will spend $10 billion in new major infrastructure initiatives.

Built Green Canada has launched its Communities Program pilot, expanding opportunities for developers to focus on healthier communities.

CCA, in partnership with EllisDon, has formed a new alliance with the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Engineering to promote VR use.

Canada-wide, CBRE pegs the total office vacancy rate at 12 per cent across the nine major markets it surveys, ranging from a low of 5.4 per cent in Vancouver to nearly 26 per cent in Calgary.

A new purpose-built research and storage facility in Colwood to house the Royal BC Museum’s collections and archives will complete in 2024.

CCA has launched Talent Fits Here, a campaign designed to encourage more Canadians to consider a career in construction.

Infrastructure investment and climate risk mitigation are key to the Canadian government’s goal to create one million jobs and rebound from the economic slump of COVID-19.

Kicking Horse Canyon Constructors will design and construct Phase 4 of the Kicking Horse Canyon Project near Golden, B.C.

After undergoing an extensive three year heritage rehabilitation, Calgary’s 109-year-old City Hall has completed renovations.

BCIT will more than double its student housing capacity with the construction of a new mass timber student housing project.

The B.C. government has released the results of a feasibility study for a rapid transit crossing from Vancouver to the North Shore.