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Saskatchewan-Manitoba

Port, rail line upgrades boost northern Manitoba’s prosperity

Port, rail line upgrades boost northern Manitoba’s prosperity

Total investment in revitalization set to reach $150 million this year
Sask. construction sector beats national levels

Sask. construction sector beats national levels

Private capital investment is projected to reach $14.2 billion in 2024, an increase of 14.4 per cent over 2023.
Calgary infrastructure company acquires Taylor pulp mill

Calgary infrastructure company acquires Taylor pulp mill

Distribution hub set to transform northeastern B.C. site and open in 2025
Vacancies drop as Regina office tenants hold the course

Vacancies drop as Regina office tenants hold the course

Steady demand, no new construction help market improve
Churchill charts a new course as infrastructure cash starts flowing

Churchill charts a new course as infrastructure cash starts flowing

Renewed optimism surrounds the Port of Churchill and how it could be developed into a transportation hub
Farmland value growth continues, but at a slower pace

Farmland value growth continues, but at a slower pace

Saskatchewan led the country in growth while B.C. values fell as markets slowed
Global experience, local options open doors for women in construction sector

Global experience, local options open doors for women in construction sector

CertainTeed CEO looks for ways to create opportunities for women, housing and growth
Multifamily prospects solid as cash flows on the Prairies

Multifamily prospects solid as cash flows on the Prairies

Rising demand, little new supply keep markets moving
Drought hits BC, Alberta hard, threatening broader impacts

Drought hits BC, Alberta hard, threatening broader impacts

Unless significant precipitation reaches the West in coming weeks, the impacts could stretch beyond agriculture
Return of travel spurs new hotel construction, investment

Return of travel spurs new hotel construction, investment

Repositioning opportunities abound as market gains traction