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Tetra Tech Canada Honored for Innovative Creek Stabilization Project in North Vancouver

4 months ago

Tetra Tech Canada Honored for Innovative Creek Stabilization Project in North Vancouver

Tetra Tech Canada has received an award of merit from ACEC-BC for its rapid response to stabilize Thain Creek in North Vancouver, ensuring public safety and ecological restoration after severe flooding.

Woodcliffe Unveils Designs for The Summerhill: A 32-Storey Mixed-Use Development in Toronto

4 months ago

Woodcliffe Unveils Designs for The Summerhill: A 32-Storey Mixed-Use Development in Toronto

Woodcliffe has announced the final designs for The Summerhill, a 32-storey residential project in Toronto's Summerhill neighborhood, featuring heritage restoration and public realm improvements.

Toronto Pearson International Airport Launches $3 Billion Overhaul to Modernize Facilities

4 months ago

Toronto Pearson International Airport Launches $3 Billion Overhaul to Modernize Facilities

Toronto Pearson International Airport has begun a significant modernization project aimed at enhancing capacity and infrastructure over the next decade, with a total investment of $3 billion.

Ontario Government Initiates Major Rehabilitation of Trans-Canada Highway Section

4 months ago

Ontario Government Initiates Major Rehabilitation of Trans-Canada Highway Section

The Ontario government has begun significant rehabilitation efforts on a critical stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway, focusing on resurfacing and bridge replacements to enhance infrastructure and support economic activity.

Construction Begins on Canada's New River-Class Destroyers in Halifax

4 months ago

Construction Begins on Canada's New River-Class Destroyers in Halifax

Irving Shipbuilding has commenced work on the first of Canada's 15 new River-class destroyers, marking a significant advancement in the Royal Canadian Navy's fleet modernization efforts.

Ontario Government Announces Major Battery Storage Projects to Boost Electricity Capacity

4 months ago

Ontario Government Announces Major Battery Storage Projects to Boost Electricity Capacity

The Ontario government has announced the procurement of three large battery storage projects, which will significantly enhance the province's electricity capacity, providing enough power for 640,000 homes. Environmental groups have lauded this decision as a shift towards cleaner energy solutions.

Canadian Housing Market Sees Encouraging Signs in May 2026

4 months ago

Canadian Housing Market Sees Encouraging Signs in May 2026

The Canadian housing market showed signs of recovery in May 2026, with home sales rising 5.5% from April, driven primarily by demand in Ontario. Despite a year-over-year decline, the market's tightening inventory and stabilizing prices suggest potential for continued improvement.

Revitalization Plans Emerge for Long-Stalled Burnaby Development

4 months ago

Revitalization Plans Emerge for Long-Stalled Burnaby Development

Peterson's revised plans for the 6645-6707 Dow Avenue site in Burnaby aim to replace existing low-rise buildings with a mixed-use development featuring two high-rise towers and additional rental units.

Metro Vancouver Union Agrees to Mediation Amid Strike Action

4 months ago

Metro Vancouver Union Agrees to Mediation Amid Strike Action

Metro Vancouver's outside workers' union has consented to mediation with the Labour Relations Board, coinciding with the commencement of strike action by its members.

British Columbia Considers New Hydroelectric Projects Amid Growing Power Demand

4 months ago

British Columbia Considers New Hydroelectric Projects Amid Growing Power Demand

The British Columbia government is exploring the development of two new hydroelectric dams, including the Site E project, in response to anticipated increases in electricity demand.

B.C. Government Ends Deal with Consortium for George Massey Tunnel Project, Plans to Retender

4 months ago

B.C. Government Ends Deal with Consortium for George Massey Tunnel Project, Plans to Retender

The B.C. government has terminated its agreement with the Cross Fraser Partnership for the George Massey Tunnel replacement project, valued at $4.15 billion, citing a lack of agreement on commercial terms. The province will retender the project to enhance competition and seek better value for taxpayers.

Okanagan College Expands Skilled Trades Training to Meet Growing Demand in B.C.

4 months ago

Okanagan College Expands Skilled Trades Training to Meet Growing Demand in B.C.

Okanagan College is set to receive 256 new skilled-trades training seats as part of B.C.'s Look West strategy, aimed at addressing workforce needs in high-demand sectors.