British Columbia’s Construction Development Cautious Amid Economic Pressures and Legislative Delays: Report
Photo credit: Life of Pix Statistics reported in the Fall 2023 BC Construction Association (BCCA) Industry Stat Pack, along with findings from an economic and policy report recently published by the organization, have revealed an […]
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Decreased rental prices suggest return to moderation despite low vacancy: report
The industrial market in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is moving towards a more moderate phase, with vacancy rates slowly rising and smaller quarter-over-quarter increases in average net asking rents, according to JLL’s latest Industrial […]
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Feds’ limited engagement with professionals contributing to housing crisis: CIQS
Canada’s construction economics are calling attention to the federal government’s oversights, highlighting the urgent demand for reforms aimed at tackling the housing affordability crisis. The Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS), representing Professional Quantity Surveyors […]
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Training the Workers We Need
Photo credit: Burst Canada’s skilled trade industries are already in high demand, and that demand is expected to grow significantly through the coming years. As many as 700,000 skilled trades workers are expected to retire […]
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Canada’s Current Immigration Plans Can Help Address Labour Shortages in Residential Construction Sector: Study
According to new research from The Conference Board of Canada, immigration programs can help address labour shortages in the residential construction sector and support Canada reaching its residential construction goals. The research was done in collaboration with […]
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