Your top JOC headlines this week cover an innovative prefabricated way to give old buildings new life; news high costs have derailed the Burrard station upgrades; Canfor is scaling back production because of supply chain issues; and a Saskatchewan project plans to change the way potash plants operate.
BioFrame prefab construction offers ability to revitalize buildings
Canfor reducing production in Western Canada due to supply chain problems
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