ICBA

• Rising costs, supply chain issues battering B.C. construction industry, survey finds

  A total of 63 per cent of Independent Contractors and Businesses Association members also reported increased prices and 79 per cent reported project delays. 

  Economy

  Jan 5, 2022
  
• Survey predicts wage increase for B.C. construction workers

  A new survey says construction businesses in B.C. are expecting a busy 2019.

  Canada

  Feb 13, 2019
  
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• BCGEU joins legal fight over proportional representation referendum

  "It is no secret that most British Columbians are deeply dissatisfied with the current electoral system and BCGEU members are overwhelmingly in that camp."

  Politics

  Sep 28, 2018
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• ICBA seeking appeal on proportional representation referendum injunction request

  The  ICBA is appealing the August 28th Supreme Court ruling denying an injunction request.

  Politics

  Sep 13, 2018
• ICBA files for injunction to hit ‘pause’ on proportional representation vote

  Opponents of B.C.'s upcoming referendum on proportional representation are seeking an injunction to put the vote on hold while they challenge the entire process in court.

  Politics

  Jul 25, 2018
• B.C. government to prioritize First Nations, women, unions in public construction projects

  The B.C. government has introduced a Community Benefits Agreement that will prioritize local, Indigenous, women and apprentice workers for provincial projects.

  Politics

  Jul 16, 2018
• Group of B.C. businesses, contractors create pro-pipeline petition and social media campaign

  While environmental groups are against pipeline expansions and other large resource projects, a new campaign is looking for people who support them.

  Jan 27, 2016