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BCCA launches construction education fund
BCCA launches construction education fund

The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) has announced the Past Chair Legacy Fund to support education and development in the construction industry. This fund aims to provide financial resources for career pathways in trades and other professional areas within construction. Each year, up to four applicants, one from each specified B.C. region, will receive awards, with the application period open until mid-June. The initiative focuses on enhancing skills and leadership roles within the industry to maintain competitiveness and innovation.

Investissements routiers 2025-2027 - Le gouvernement du Québec investit dans nos régions : plus de 300 M$ pour le transport au Bas-Saint-Laurent
Investissements routiers 2025-2027 - Le gouvernement du Québec investit dans nos régions : plus de 300 M$ pour le transport au Bas-Saint-Laurent

The Quebec government announced a substantial investment of over 300 million CAD for the Bas-Saint-Laurent region's road transport networks over the next two years. Key projects include rebuilding Route 132, asphalt resurfacing of the highway 20, and various bridge reconstructions. This investment aims to enhance transportation infrastructure, boost local economies, and ensure safety and accessibility in the region. The plan is also part of a broader strategy to make Quebec’s transportation network more efficient and competitive.

BC tables new legislation it says will deliver key infrastructure faster
BC tables new legislation it says will deliver key infrastructure faster

The Government of British Columbia has introduced the Infrastructure Projects Act to expedite the construction of major infrastructure projects, such as schools and hospitals, by improving permitting and approval processes. The legislation aims to create jobs and support economic growth amid uncertainties like international trade tariffs. It empowers a new Ministry of Infrastructure to streamline project delivery and coordinate with various entities. However, some industry groups criticize the act for not addressing broader issues across all construction sectors.

Granite shrugs off tariff impacts, hints at new IIJA
Granite shrugs off tariff impacts, hints at new IIJA

Granite Construction Incorporated, a civil infrastructure company based in California, has reported that they have not been negatively affected by recent tariffs. The CEO expressed optimism about the political support in Congress for a subsequent infrastructure investment law. This hints at potential legislative developments that could benefit the construction sector.

RFPs issued for Stevenson Memorial Hospital Phase 1 Redevelopment Project
RFPs issued for Stevenson Memorial Hospital Phase 1 Redevelopment Project

Infrastructure Ontario and Stevenson Memorial Hospital have invited three companies to submit proposals for the Phase 1 redevelopment of Stevenson Memorial Hospital. The project aims to expand and modernize the hospital's facilities, including a new helipad and improved clinical areas, to better serve the community. This redevelopment is part of Ontario's broader investment in healthcare infrastructure, aiming to increase capacity and reduce wait times.

What’s next in the Commanders’ process of building a new stadium in Washington?
What’s next in the Commanders’ process of building a new stadium in Washington?

Roger Goodell, the NFL Commissioner, stated that building a new state-of-the-art Commanders stadium in Washington could significantly heighten the chances of the U.S. capital hosting its first Super Bowl. The project remains in the planning phase with construction yet to commence on the site of the old RFK stadium. Securing the venue is seen as a critical step for expanding Washington's role in major sporting events.

Woodfibre LNG seeks to add 2nd ‘floatel’ to house work crew near Squamish
Woodfibre LNG seeks to add 2nd ‘floatel’ to house work crew near Squamish

Woodfibre LNG has announced plans to submit an application to regulators for permission to moor an additional vessel alongside its current floatel. This second floatel aims to provide accommodation for nearly 1,000 additional workers involved in the project. The location for this expansion is near Squamish, where work crews are needed for the development. This initiative is a response to workforce needs for the ongoing construction activities.

Dialog engineers Alberta’s first wildlife overpass outside Banff
Dialog engineers Alberta’s first wildlife overpass outside Banff

The consulting engineering firm Dialog has inaugurated Alberta's first wildlife overpass outside Banff National Park, located between Lac des Arcs and Highway 1X in Bow Valley. The overpass aims to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions on a busy stretch of highway, improving animal safety and migration routes. The design features soil and vegetation to integrate with the natural landscape and includes 12 km of exclusion fencing. Dialog plans to build three more crossings in partnership with Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors.

Associated Engineering promotes environmental SVP
Associated Engineering promotes environmental SVP

Associated Engineering has promoted Richard Simpson to senior vice-president of their environmental division, effective May 1. Simpson joined the company in 2013 and has been working in environmental planning and regulatory approvals across Western Canada. In his new role, he will lead marketing, service delivery, and technical development of staff, while supporting business development and project delivery across various disciplines. Some notable projects he has worked on include Edmonton’s LRT projects and the West Calgary Ring Road.

Nouvelle tuile pour le REM, au centre d’une poursuite de 138 M$
Nouvelle tuile pour le REM, au centre d’une poursuite de 138 M$

A $138 million lawsuit has been filed against two members of the NouvLR consortium, AtkinsRéalis and Aecom, by the consortium itself. This legal dispute centers around the REM, a large-scale infrastructure project. The lawsuit reflects internal conflicts within the consortium about the responsibilities or performance related to the project. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for the construction and completion of the REM project.

Jacobs-McCourt books $99M Boston-area road project
Jacobs-McCourt books $99M Boston-area road project

Jacobs-McCourt has secured a $99 million contract to construct a diverging diamond interchange, the first of its kind in Massachusetts. The project is expected to be completed by mid-2030. This infrastructure development aims to improve traffic flow and safety in the Boston area.

Construction begins on new B.C. Children’s Hospital centre for health complexity
Construction begins on new B.C. Children’s Hospital centre for health complexity

Construction has started on a new BC Children’s Hospital facility in British Columbia, aimed at supporting children and youth with complex care needs. This three-storey centre, the first of its kind in Canada, will provide in-person and virtual services across BC and the Yukon, and feature 16 suites for short stays, an Indigenous healing garden, and other community facilities. The project emphasizes a holistic approach including wellness and support services for families and caregivers, with completion expected in December 2027 and opening in early 2028.

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