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Construction association 'thrilled' Impact Assessment Act ruled unconstitutional

Construction association 'thrilled' Impact Assessment Act ruled unconstitutional

Construction and energy associations applaud Supreme Court of Canada ruling
Uncertainties cap Western Canada's farmland appreciation in first half

Uncertainties cap Western Canada's farmland appreciation in first half

Shifting commodity prices, high interest rates dampen pricing
Winnipeg office market wins reprieve from rising vacancies

Winnipeg office market wins reprieve from rising vacancies

Sublease reductions, property sales mitigate increases
Prairie flex space addresses post-pandemic office shifts

Prairie flex space addresses post-pandemic office shifts

Double-digit office vacancies spur search for alternatives
Port of Vancouver bulks up on Prairies-sourced exports

Port of Vancouver bulks up on Prairies-sourced exports

Port of Vancouver saw overall growth of 11 per cent in cargo volumes in the first half of 2023, with record or near record growth in some sectors.
Metro Vancouver's industrial land shortage threatens future of B.C.’s trade economy

Metro Vancouver's industrial land shortage threatens future of B.C.’s trade economy

Forecasts show that the port authority may not be able handle growth from rising demand.
Rental? Sale? Demolition? Historic hotel's owner questions future

Rental? Sale? Demolition? Historic hotel's owner questions future

Proposals for the Queen's Hotel sparked heated conversation at this week's Battleford city council meeting
Suburbs gain commercial strength as downtowns wane

Suburbs gain commercial strength as downtowns wane

Across the West, it is more than lower costs and ample parking that is driving tenants out of downtown
Bone-dry conditions spur ranchers to seek help from Ottawa

Bone-dry conditions spur ranchers to seek help from Ottawa

Persistent drought conditions from B.C to the Prairies are putting cattle producers at risk
Manitoba leads construction spending increase in the West

Manitoba leads construction spending increase in the West

Manitoba’s 7-per-cent surge seen helped western provinces to a near-$30 billion investment in first half, with non-residential construction the strongest sector in the region