Construction

• Southern Alberta family shares dream home building ‘nightmare’

  "We've had to cash in investments. Everything we've ever had for retirement has been gone."

  Features

  Feb 28
• More than 98% of old Lethbridge YMCA building has been recycled

  A new report shows the vast majority of 60-year-old structure was diverted from the landfill, through the city's environmental deconstruction program.

  Environment

  Feb 27
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• Busy construction year in the City of Kawartha Lakes supports economic recovery

  The City of Kawartha Lakes is forging ahead with several major capital projects in 2021 in its economic recovery from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

  Economy

  Feb 26
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• Site C dam to be delayed a year, more than $5B over budget, B.C. says

  The project is now expected to be completed in 2025, a year after its original completion date.

  Economy

  Feb 26
• Peterborough County council urges federal transport minister to back Via Rail high-frequency project

  Peterborough County council voted to send a letter calling on federal transport minister Omar Alghabra to back the $4.4-billion Via Rail High-Frequency line proposal.

  Economy

  Feb 18
• Senior housing in Quebec in dwindling supply

  Supply for new senior homes can't keep up with demand as the population ages and vacancy rates decline on the Island of Montreal.

  Canada

  Feb 10
• Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough rejects controversial seniors’ home proposal

  Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante is outraged that officials in the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough are considering razing part of a forest to built a senior's home.

  Canada

  Feb 8
• B.C. government set to tear down buildings to clear way for Broadway Subway project

  The first buildings slated for removal are on the 100 block of East Broadway and 2500 block of Main Street for the future Mount Pleasant Station.

  Economy

  Feb 2
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• Coronavirus: Quebec threatens construction, manufacturing sectors with more restrictions

  The construction industry has not slowed down despite new measures issued last week by the Legault government when it imposed a curfew

  Consumer

  Jan 15
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• Kelowna city council ‘cautiously optimistic’ in giving green light to massive downtown project

  Three towers will be placed atop a five-storey parking podium with 727 parking stalls. The project will also feature 45,000 square feet of dining and retail space.

  Canada

  Jan 13