The BC Budget 2023 fails to address the increasing costs facing businesses and the province’s competitiveness.

In response to the COVID-19 crisis, the BC Construction Association (BCCA) is bolstering the resources its providing online with a “virtual hotline.”

BCCA has launched a mortgage investment corporation (MIC) to make securing a mortgage easier for B.C.’s skilled tradespeople and other in-demand workers.

A new initiative called Builders Code aims to address B.C.’s skilled labour shortage by reducing harassment, bullying and hazing on construction worksites.

VRCA joins the B.C. and Canadian Construction Associations in welcoming the federal government’s decision to provide tariff relief on steel products.

The proportion of B.C. high school graduates entering the construction trades has dropped, according to a report by the B.C. Construction Association.

The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) have announced that Chris Atchison has been named incoming president, replacing retiring incumbent Manley McLachlan. The handover will begin

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