Funding from StrongerBC: BC’s Economic Recovery Plan for the Climate Adaptation Program will increase roadway resiliency.

The contractors behind some of British Columbia’s most important transportation projects in 2019 were recognized with the B.C. Highways Contractor Awards.

Associated Engineering (AE) has appointed Kent Eklund, P.Eng., MBA, as vice president of transportation. He succeeds Bryan Petzold.

Construction of the West Calgary Ring Road is scheduled to begin in 2019, completing the circle around Calgary to alleviate traffic congestion.

Study focuses on industry growth in the green building sector for transportation facilities like airport terminal buildings bus centers and more.

Greenhouse gas emissions in Nova Scotia are down 17 per cent and on track to beat a 2020 reduction goal of 10 per cent below 1990 levels.

Canada’s road transportation sector is unlikely to achieve an 80 per cent reduction target in greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) by 2050.

IKEA Canada will become the first retailer in Canada to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at each of its across the country.

Metro Vancouver residents voted an overwhelming ‘No’ against the Mayor’s Council plan to fund transportation improvements. The mail-in ballot vote was held over a 10 week period from March 16 to May 29 with 61.68% of voters rejecting a 0.5% PST regional increase.

The British Columbia government has announced a new 10-year transportation plan, called “B.C. on the Move.” The $2.5 billion plan outlines critical investments and improvements

In order to promote biking to work among tenants, property owners and managers should ensure secure bicycle parking, changing room and showers.

A new multi-million dollar road, rail and utility corridor project will expand the Port of Prince Rupert’s terminal capacity ...

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

Victoria’s Johnson Street Bridge has been a highly visible and recognizable landmark to the city's harbour ...