By Jonathan Curley Recreation infrastructure in remote northern regions demands a rare combination of resilience, practical innovation, and community determination. Across B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba,…
By Johanne Mullen Imagine Canada’s infrastructure in 2050—not as a collection of disconnected assets, but as integrated systems. Roads that access mining regions serve remote…
In a market defined by increasingly complex infrastructure demands, the ability to deliver consistently is what ultimately sets leading civil builders apart.
Beneath the congested, bustling arterial roadways of mid-town Toronto, one of North America’s most complex transit infrastructure projects is quietly reshaping the future of urban…
By Logan Patience and William Katz Earlier in our careers, one of the authors spent more than a decade in construction, working on heavy industrial,…
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) celebrated a major construction milestone with a topping off ceremony for two landmark redevelopment projects at its…
By Douglas McNeill Canada is investing at scale in new vessels for the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Coast Guard, and the federal port system.…
By Jamie Andersen, Reena Sahney, Ashley Lawson, and Katie Kapscos Modern infrastructure depends on what we cannot see. Beneath roads, rights of way, industrial sites,…
Canada’s defence infrastructure landscape is entering a defining decade, not just in scale, but in complexity and urgency. While the window of opportunity is opening…
National defence infrastructure is the invisible backbone of a secure society, but the challenges of modernizing and expanding these systems across a vast, geographically diverse…
The nuclear energy landscape is undergoing a massive, era-defining pivot, and Canada is positioning itself at the absolute forefront of global execution. Far from the…
Guest author: Ryan Barnes, CEO & Founder, STUDSON Walk any Canadian construction site today, and you’ll see two kinds of workers: those in Type II…
Data centres, defence infrastructure, artificial intelligence, small modular reactors—the landscape of Canadian construction is changing in ways the previous generation couldn’t have even imagined. Are…
By Rob Thornton A proven energy technology is already at work in 200 Canadian communities. This June, the world comes to Ottawa to see what’s…
By Thomas Strong, Daniel Ball and Guy Jolicoeur Canada’s defence infrastructure program has entered a new phase. Through Defence Construction Canada (DCC), annual construction spending is…
By David Jackson Canada’s housing and infrastructure sectors are facing unprecedented pressures, from rising demand and affordability challenges to keeping up with government targets for…
By Andrew Mansfield and Andrew Wittig The effective management of existing and proposed utilities is a critical success factor for large-scale highway expansion initiatives. Highway…
By Darcy Holderness Developing a nuclear power program and constructing a nuclear power plant are among the most complex undertakings in the energy sector. These…
The Canadian transportation landscape is on the verge of a historic transformation, on a scale not seen in generations. For decades, high-speed rail in Canada…
A former vacant industrial site in Surrey’s Campbell Heights neighbourhood is playing a critical role in the construction of the Surrey Langley SkyTrain (SLS) project.…
By RJ Steenstra I come from a Dutch family and ancestry, and perhaps that explains why the water has always felt familiar to me. The…
By Lauren Belayneh Every Canadian is more familiar than they’d like to be with the pains of co-existing with a construction project that seems to…
By Ashish Jain and Michelle Throssell 2025 marked a year of transition for Canada’s economy and construction sector following a step-change in international trade policy…
By Edward Poon When construction disputes arise, the first question is often: What went wrong, and how do we support our conclusion? Whether it is a structural…