Steel producers are calling on the federal government and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to use all available tools to crack down on unfair trade and stop cheap offshore steel from being illegally dumped in Canada. Authorities maintain the stee...
Your top DCN headlines this week cover an AEC Cares initiative that aims to supp...
OTTAWA — Following the release of the federal budget, the Canadian Construction...
The 15-Minute Communities movement is having a moment in 2023, and Urban Land In...
VICTORIA — The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA), in collaboratio...
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) recently met with...
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) has announced...
Municipalities are taking too long to process site plan applications and that is...
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National construction stakeholders say they believe the election of a new Libera...
VICTORIA — As the eighth annual Construction and Skilled Trades Month wraps up,...
In a far-reaching all day educational conference in Toronto on low-carbon concre...
B.C.’s move to enact prompt payment legislation as early as this fall comes on t...
TORONTO - The Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) has issued an immedi...
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) has unveiled...
OTTAWA - The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada is celebrating CEO Tan...
VANCOUVER — No matter what party or what leader form the next government, the BC...
VICTORIA — The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) is welcoming new...
National construction stakeholders report they are in regular contact with Canad...
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) and other industry...
The Progressive Contractors Association (PCA) has recently shared claims about t...
OTTAWA — As the April 28 election day approaches, the Mechanical Contractors Ass...
CALGARY, ALTA. — As federal party leaders continue to make their campaign stops...
VICTORIA — Urgent government action is needed and red flags are being raised by...
EDMONTON — As news of pipelines and energy corridor projects make headlines acro...
VANCOUVER — A united national effort has been launched by 57 construction associ...
VAUGHAN, ONT. — The Residential Construction Council of Ontario (RESCON) is laud...
SURREY, B.C. — The Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA) is...
OTTAWA — As the federal election campaign gets fully underway leading up to the...
VANCOUVER — The Canada Green Building Council’s Building Lasting Change (BLC) co...
With development charges (DCs) accounting for a significant portion of the cost...
Stephanie Hun was recently elected president of Canadian Construction Women (CCW...
VANCOUVER – The Mechanical Contactors Association of B.C. (MCABC) has announced...
TORONTO - Altus Group Limited was recently awarded the Chair’s Award of Merit by...
CALGARY - Cricket Canada says it is "consulting with legal and governance expert...
HAMILTON, ONT. - The Hamilton-Halton Construction Association (HHCA) has announc...
Longtime hometown Gentilozzi Real Estate is embarking on one of its most ambitio...
The Canadian mass timber industry has been making great strides forward, but it...
TORONTO — Set to rise on a tight site at the intersection of Bond and Gould stre...
TORONTO — Aecon Kiewit Nuclear Partners, a partnership between Aecon and Kiewit...
OTTAWA — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada's premiers and Prime Minister Mar...
VANCOUVER — Zenterra Developments has unveiled Atlin at Clayton Crest, the first...
EDMONTON — Construction Labour Relations Alberta (CLRA) is contributing a set of...
MISSISSAUGA, ONT. — Mississauga building officials completed more than 104,000 i...