BC’s trades training system is overwhelmed – and about to get worse
With the construction industry facing an unprecedented labour shortage and supply chain pressures, the provincial government has seen fit to make it even harder for people to enter the trades. Bill 4, recently introduced in the Legislature, renames the regulatory body…
Cutting Edge Wooden Materials Drive Sustainable Construction
Today, sustainability is a global concern. As they become increasingly aware of the environmental impact of their operations, companies of all sizes are looking for ways to reduce their footprint. The materials and processes used in the construction industry can both…
5 Strategies for Meeting Your Revenue and Growth Goals
Without a plan for meeting your growth goals, you’ll need a lot of luck. Instead of taking a gamble with your company’s future, set a strategy for the long haul. A focused and well-thought-out plan will get you where you need…
SBC Webinar: COVID-19 Ventilation Upgrades
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the world. It has helped heighten our collective understanding and appreciation for indoor air quality. Building owners and facility managers have had to learn and apply new strategies that systematically improve the…
Lowe’s Canada proudly featured among 2022 Montréal’s Top Employers
Lowe’s Canada, one of Canada’s leading home improvement retailers operating or servicing some 450 corporate and affiliated stores under different banners, is proud to have been named one of Montréal’s Top Employer for a second consecutive year. Since 2006, this annual…
Apple threatens to pull out of Sam Mizrahi’s Toronto condo project
Apple Inc. AAPL-Q has threatened to pull out of Sam Mizrahi’s massive retail and condo project in downtown Toronto, dealing a blow to the development of the tallest residential building in the country. The 85-storey skyscraper at Yonge and Bloor streets called The…