Sunday, September 22, 2024 
Rising Housing Costs in Metro Vancouver: Challenges and Strategies for Affordable Housing
Metro Vancouver is facing a significant surge in housing costs, with the price of two key affordable rental developments nearly doubling. Originally approved in 2020, these projects, operated by the Metro Vancouver Regional District, have escalated in cost due to various…
AI Construction Robots Showcase Capabilities in Richmond
In a groundbreaking demonstration in Richmond, AI construction robots, developed by the University of British Columbia’s team, showcased their capability by building a full-scale wall. This event, held in Richmond’s Mitchell Island, marks a significant step forward in the construction industry,…
Kwant and Walbridge Partner to Boost Safety and Efficiency in Ford’s BlueOval City Project
Kwant, a global leader in IoT-driven workforce management and safety solutions, proudly announces the continuation of its partnership with Walbridge, the main contractor for Ford’s innovative BlueOval City Project in Stanton, Tennessee. This ambitious project, valued at $5.6 billion, involves the…
Elevating the Automation Experience for Owners of a Mile-High Penthouse
Denver’s McGregor Square emerges as the new urban lifestyle hub, redefining downtown living. Nestled in the lower downtown district beside Coors Field, this development spans a city block, boasting a rich mix of retail outlets, eateries, a vast food plaza, and…
German construction sector faces major slump in 2024
The German construction sector is anticipated to confront a significant downturn in 2024, as reported by a study from the DIW institute. The forecasted slump, a 3.5% decrease bringing the construction volume to €546 billion ($597.38 billion), marks a concerning trend…
Upcoming ACI Foundation’s 2024 Concrete Technology Forum: A Must-Attend for Concrete Professionals
Mark your calendars for May 14-16, 2024, as the ACI Foundation’s Concrete Innovation Council (CIC) is set to host its anticipated 2024 Technology Forum in Santa Fe, NM. This exclusive event, tailored for a limited audience of 100 concrete professionals, focuses…
Discover the City of Guelph’s ISO 50001 Success Story in a Free AIA-approved Webinar
Join the Energy Management Association and BSI Group America Inc. for an enlightening, free AIA-approved webinar – Energizing Excellence: Unveiling the ISO 50001 Success Story of the City of Guelph. This groundbreaking event will feature the City of Guelph, Canada’s first…
London considers a green makeover of local development standards
The City of London is poised to pioneer an eco-conscious transformation in its local development standards, marking a significant step towards sustainability. The city is contemplating updates to its development norms to reflect the pressing environmental realities and the necessity for…
Canada’s Building Permit Values Witness a Dip in November
In November 2023, Canada experienced a notable 3.9% decrease in the total monthly value of building permits, dropping to $10.9 billion according to Statistics Canada. This trend was consistent across various types of building components. Notably, the decline was also evident…
Clark Builders Elevates Leadership with Appointment of Kim Connell As Senior VP of Development and Strategies
Clark Builders, a key player in the construction industry, has recently elevated its corporate leadership by appointing Kim Connell as the Senior Vice-President of Development and Strategies. This strategic move comes during a period of heightened activity for the firm. Connell’s…
Mass Timber Building to set New Standard for Sustainable Urban Design in Toronto
The City of Toronto has recently unveiled an ambitious plan for a new mass timber building near the Ossington Strip. This 10-story development, notable for its innovative use of mass timber and geothermal energy, represents a significant step in urban architectural…
Burnaby introduces stronger climate requirements for new construction
The City of Burnaby has announced the introduction of enhanced climate requirements for new building projects. Starting in 2024, all new single and two-family homes will need to meet Emission Level 3 standards, marking a significant step towards stronger carbon performance.…
New year an opportunity to set new safety priorities
The article from SaskToday emphasizes the importance of setting new safety priorities for the New Year. It provides valuable insights on enhancing safety measures, highlighting the need for comprehensive training, program participation, and seeking support in challenging situations. The piece serves…
Paccar Winch 2024 Service School Schedule Announced
PACCAR Winch unveils its comprehensive 2024 Service School schedule, tailored for Authorized Service Centers, Designated Service Partners, Distributors, OEMs, and their end users. This series of educational courses is focused on equipping professionals with the skills to service BRADEN and Gearmatic…
Construction Companies Fined $400k Following Teeple Terrace Building Collapse
In a legal development, two Oxford County construction companies, iSpan Systems LP and East Elgin Concrete Forming Ltd., were collectively fined $400,000 following the 2020 Teeple Terrace building collapse in London, Ontario. This tragic incident, which claimed the lives of two…
