In 2010, the Supreme Court of Canada affected a shift in contract law when it decided the case of Tercon Contractors Ltd. v. British Columbia (Tercon). That case precipitated two major changes to the law governing exclusion clauses (clauses limiting or excluding liability).

Toronto is taking steps towards implementing a development permit system to make the planning application process more efficient and predictable.

Recent legislation in Nova Scotia creates the potential for licensed competitors to start selling renewable power and share the electricity market.

Alberta has undertaken proactive flood management strategies to prepare for potential disasters due to snow melt, in the wake of last year's floods.

Toronto city council voted to begin talks with the Toronto Port Authority and Transport Canada to look at a possible Toronto island airport expansion.

To manage urban growth in Ontario, the provincial government is seeking input the 10-year review of its Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe.

The days of the one-size-fits-all bonding facility in Canada are over. Smaller contractors now have choices when it comes to bonding.

Smart House is the first condo development in Toronto to be built specifically with compact living in mind.

A major renovation and expansion project has transformed the aging Guildford Town Centre into a contemporary shopping mall in Surrey, B.C.

Adi Development Group is trying to shake off Burlington’s image as a sleepy bedroom community with its latest ...

ShearForce Equipment is the exclusive Canadian dealer of the Xcentric Ripper, an excavator attachment that uses “impact energy accumulation technology.”

Building contractors on Vancouver Island are raising concerns about the practice of bundling construction projects.

Six helpful steps employers can follow when developing an injury management plan.

Six key risk factors that construction site workers should consider and the steps necessary for augmenting the chances of success.

Preventing disease is a unique challenge for today’s businesses because unlike regular jobsite hazards, workers don't know if they’ve breathed in harmful toxins until they get sick years later.

BILD has renewed its call on the Ontario government to raise the height limit of wood frame structures ...

Construction of the single largest transportation infrastructure project for the Tri-Cities in Metro Vancouver is underway.