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Climate Resilience Is Now Built in the Field

Across British Columbia, infrastructure planning has entered a new phase where climate resilience and restoration quality are shaping how projects are defined, evaluated and delivered. Extreme weather is no longer treated as an exception.

Corporate

Reflections from LEAP 2026: A Moment for Women in Construction

Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to participate in a panel at the LEAP Women in Construction Conference in Vancouver. It is an experience I am still reflecting on, not because of the stage but because of the conversations that happened around it. What stood out most was not any single insight, but the collective energy in the room and the sense that our industry is moving in a meaningful direction.

Industry

The Data Center Boom in British Columbia

Artificial intelligence is driving one of the most significant infrastructure shifts British Columbia has seen in decades. While most conversations about AI focus on software and innovation, the physical reality is far more concrete. The AI economy depends on data centers, and those facilities require land, power, fiber connectivity and highly coordinated civil construction.

Civil Construction

The top 10 civil construction trends shaping B.C. in 2026

B.C.’s civil construction market in 2026 is not defined by a single boom or slowdown. It is defined by a reallocation of demand. Private development remains sensitive to financing and confidence, while public and utility-led programs are accelerating to support housing, electrification, connectivity, climate resilience and the renewal of aging