The new Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program will provide the electric vehicle transportation sector of the electrical industry with a structured platform to facilitate training and certification for the installation of electric vehicle supply equipment across residential, commercial/public and fleet markets.

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

New retail developments and U.S. retailer interest in the Metro Vancouver market have been significant enough to stir ...

Mobile deficiency tracking saves time and improves communication throughout the construction process, thereby reducing the cost of managing deficiencies.

UBC's Biological Sciences complex recently received LEED gold, which was very challenging to achieve due to the ...

The design team behind the Student Union Building (SUB) at UBC created a process that both established dialogue and excited students about what ...

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

Determining what exactly counts as a carbon neutral building can lead to debate among industry members.

Richmond Springs Retirement Resort is designed to cater to active retirees.

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

The Mansouri sisters trusted their instincts that a condo with standardized luxury finishes could and would sell.

As electric vehicles become more popular, the building industry is starting to look at how it can accommodate ...

Oxford Properties Group recently announced RBC Waterpark Place office tower will aim to be the first new office ...

Updating a building's common elements will bring new investors, new owners and new visibility in an ever-growing ...

The University of Toronto is rebuilding one of Toronto's neglected architectural landmarks: 1 Spadina Cres.

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.