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Construction Business
SICA hosts first Builders Code training
The Southern Interior Construction Association (SICA) will be the first regional construction association in B.C. to host Builders Code training workshops.
Construction Business
YVR celebrates expansion project milestone
The Vancouver International Airport (YVR) celebrated a major milestone with a steel topping ceremony for the International Terminal Building expansion.
Construction Business
B.C. Labour Relations Code changes raise concerns
The B.C. provincial government announced that changes to the Labour Relations Code will go forward based on 29 recommendations by review panel.
Construction Business
B.C. honours construction leadership
B.C.’s construction community honoured six companies and individuals for their leadership and contributions at the annual Construction Leadership Dinner.
Construction Business
B.C. launches Don’t be a Tool campaign
The BC Construction Association (BCCA) and its Builders Code partners have launched a province-wide campaign that tells workers to not be a “tool.”
Construction Business
B.C. Builders Code to improve worker retention
A new initiative called Builders Code aims to address B.C.’s skilled labour shortage by reducing harassment, bullying and hazing on construction worksites.
Construction Business
Angela McKerlich is new BCCA chair
Angela McKerlich has been elected as board chair of the British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) for the 2018-2019 term.
Construction Business
BCCA appoints Sue Connors BidCentral CEO
British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) has appointed Sue Connors to the position of BidCentral CEO, effective immediately.
Construction Business
Fewer B.C. youth entering construction trades
The proportion of B.C. high school graduates entering the construction trades has dropped, according to a report by the B.C. Construction Association.
Construction Business
Construction skilled trades gap shrinks in B.C.
A report by the BC Construction Association (BCCA) shows the skilled trades gap is shrinking in B.C. as more youth enter the industry. It is
