After years of strong construction in B.C., BuildForce's outlook calls for moderate growth in residential activity.

The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) is celebrating the ongoing success of its Bring Trades to School (BTS) program.

CRCA has formed a strategic partnership with Talent Beyond Boundaries to expand labour pool access.

Beedie Luminaries is launching a new $5.5 million trades-focused scholarship program (BUILD) for students pursuing skilled trades.

Alberta is planning to invest $24 million per year over the next three years to create 3,200 apprenticeship seats.

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has issued a statement supporting the federal government’s new immigration plan.

A $5-million provincial investment by the B.C. government is aimed at improving skilled trades access.

A $15 million investment campaign has been announced to fund scholarships for careers in Alberta’s construction industry.

Change is not easy. And women entering the male dominated construction industry know that better than most, representing 4.5 per cent of the skilled trades.

Between 2019 and 2021, a significant amount of competing large-scale, multi-billion dollar projects are expected to commence in British Columbia. Construction demand is growing faster than

The construction industry has to recruit and retain young people for skilled trade jobs as a wave of retirements looms.