Saturday, December 13, 2025
Building the Post-Pandemic Future
Risk was already one of the biggest issues facing infrastructure development in markets around the globe. And if procurement agencies weren’t addressing it then, they…
Commentary: The start-up CIB has reached commercial-scale
The past few years have seen a litany of news reports, opinion columns, and political rants and raves targeted at the perceived lack of action…
Infrastructure key pillar in Saskatchewan Party victory
The Saskatchewan Party has captured a fourth straight mandate, using its infrastructure successes as a pillar of its re-election platform. Coming off a term that…
Did infrastructure promises sway B.C. election?
For the second time in as many months, a former minority government has turned to a majority thanks to a snap election in the midst…
Infrastructure a key focus of Saskatchewan election
As the October 26th election draws near, issues regarding infrastructure and construction continue to make headlines in Saskatchewan. It has primarily been two different approaches…
B.C. battles over infrastructure
B.C. Premier John Horgan is sending British Columbians to the polls in the country’s second COVID-19 election, trying to secure the majority that he fell…
The North is waiting
By Barbara Fox Finally. It’s time to look at recovery. And as the whole of the Canadian economy looks to rebuild from the massive hit…
Substantial completion reached for Cortelucci Vaughan Hospital
Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Mackenzie Health announced last month that the construction of the new hospital in Vaughan, Ontario, the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital (known until…
Royal Inland Hospital reaches topping-off milestone
The Royal Inland Hospital Patient Care Tower Project in Kamloops has reached a significant milestone, bringing the hospital project another step closer to enhancing care…
New patient tower approved for UHNBC
People in Prince George will benefit from public healthcare in a modern medical setting, as the Province has approved the concept plan for a new…
Preferred proponent selected for Kicking Horse Canyon project
Following a competitive procurement process, a preferred proponent team has been chosen to design and construct Phase 4 of the Kicking Horse Canyon Project near…
Saskatchewan commits $47 million for new schools
Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gordon Wyant was joined by Parks, Culture and Sport Minister and Regina Gardiner Park MLA Gene Makowsky as well as…
B.C. releases South Island Transportation Study
The South Island Transportation Strategy has been released, laying the groundwork for future improvements to the ways people get around on southern Vancouver Island. “This…
Lindsay named CEO of Infrastructure Ontario
Laurie Scott, Minister of Infrastructure, announced Michael Lindsay as incoming President and Chief Executive Officer for Infrastructure Ontario (IO), effective November 1, 2020. “I would…
B.C. continues progress on Massey improvements
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is in the process of identifying property necessary for future infrastructure improvements on Highway 99 near the George Massey…
McKenzie Interchange project substantially complete
The Highway 1 McKenzie Interchange project is now substantially complete. “The Trans-Canada Highway is a vital route for both residents and tourists. It connects people…
B.C. invests in BCIT housing
Students attending the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) in the coming years will have access to hundreds of new, affordable and environmentally friendly on-campus…
Infrastructure takes back seat in New Brunswick election
Blaine Higgs has captured his first majority as leader of the Progressive Conservative Party (PC) in New Brunswick less than two years after being elected…
Financial close reached for Cascade Power Project
Kineticor Resource Corp. (Kineticor) with joint development sponsors, Macquarie Capital (Macquarie) and OPTrust, along with project sponsors OPTrust, Axium Infrastructure, and DIF Capital Partners, have…
AESO names new chair
The provincial government has appointed Karl Johannson as chair of the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) board of directors. The AESO is responsible for the…
Ontario investing in youth programs to promote skilled trades
The Ontario Government is investing $43 million in expanded youth training programs to help increase awareness and encourage youth to acquire the skills that will…
Manitoba releases South Perimeter Highway Design Study
The Manitoba government is releasing its South Perimeter Highway Design Study to guide safety improvements to Provincial Trunk Highway (PTH) 100, Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler…
Final contract awarded for Lower Lynn Improvement Project
A $8.5-million contract has been awarded to rLafarge Canada Inc. to configure the Dollarton Highway and Main Street interchange in Metro Vancouver. This work represents…
Funding announced for 20 projects in central Alberta
Joint federal and provincial funding of $152 million for 20 infrastructure projects in central Alberta will help address community infrastructure needs. In Drayton Valley, the…