The business case outlines a $6.24-billion project that would include 10 stations and 16 kilometres of track, extending from Shepard in the southeast to 7th Avenue S.W. in the downtown.

The federal Liberals offered tax incentives and funding in an effort to build more housing as rent prices soared and supply disappeared across the country. Did it work?

Enter NAIT’s proposed Advanced Skills Centre, a transformative new training facility designed to ensure the province has the workforce it needs to meet future demands. Plans are in motion to construct ...

The Calgary Construction Association says more and more women across Alberta are choosing to start careers in the trades.