All posts tagged "Infrastructure"
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BC STORIES3 hours agoWhy Ottawa Is Guaranteeing $3-Billion for the Fraser River Crossing No Matter What BC Builds
Ottawa maintains its $3B commitment for the George Massey Tunnel replacement, supporting Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson whether BC builds a tunnel or bridge.
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BC STORIES1 week agoWhy Kamloops Leaders Believe a Majority Conservative Government Could Boost Local Funding
Kamloops mayor-elect and city councillors explore how a B.C. Conservative majority and local MLAs could drive provincial funding to major city projects.
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BC STORIES1 month agoTaxpayer-Neutral Airport Expansion to Unlock 165 Acres for Aerospace Growth at YLW
Kelowna International Airport lands $22.4M in federal funds to unlock 165 acres for aerospace development. Construction starts in 2027 with no tax impact.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Why a Small B.C. Village Is Using Double the Canadian Average of Water
Canal Flats recorded daily water usage at double the Canadian average in 2025. Without meters, officials cannot confirm if the cause is leaks or consumption.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
What Ottawa’s Plan for Airport Private Investment Means for Passengers and Infrastructure
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces plans to seek private investment for four major Canadian airports while retaining public land ownership.
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LOCAL4 months ago
Gordie Howe Bridge: Deciphering the High-Stakes Toll Revenue Deal Between Canada and the U.S.
Canada and the U.S. have finalized a new revenue-sharing deal for the Gordie Howe Bridge. Discover how the 2026 pact changes the original 2012 agreement.
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business4 months ago
Mark Carney Defends Gordie Howe Bridge Revenue Split Amid ‘Capitulation’ Accusations
Prime Minister Mark Carney defends the new Gordie Howe Bridge revenue deal with the U.S. amid criticism of capitulation to the Trump administration.
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business4 months ago
Gordie Howe Bridge Set for July 27 Launch Following Major U.S.-Canada Revenue Renegotiation
The Gordie Howe International Bridge will open July 27 following a new revenue-sharing deal between Canada and the U.S. affecting toll profits and governance.
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Economy7 months ago
Federal and Ontario Governments Slashing Development Charges in Massive Housing Push
Ontario and the federal government announce a 50% cut to development charges to stimulate housing starts and improve affordability for new homebuyers.
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POLITICS1 year agoCanadian Investors Turn to Defense and Infrastructure Stocks
TORONTO — Canadian markets saw a notable shift in investor sentiment this week as defense, construction, and resource companies experienced rising demand. The trend follows Prime...
Kelowna Centre may have a new MLA by Friday
Who Gets to Decide Where B.C. Builds? Conservatives Move to Return Housing Power to Municipalities
The Money Spoke Before the Voters Did: How B.C.’s Conservatives Turned Chaos Into Victory
AI Stocks Tumble as U.S. Midterm Elections Send Shockwaves Through Global Markets
Canada to Deny Visas to Russian Hockey Players for 2027 World Juniors
Quebec Suspect Arrested and Extradited in Fatal Highway 97 Hit-and-Run Investigation
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
A Taste of Autumn: Fall Okanagan Wine Festival 2025
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
