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Builders are eyeing the next steps federal agencies must take to develop guidelines and establish the regulatory framework for implementing the massive, recently enacted housing bill.

Despite the drop, backlogs reported by contractors are still higher than they were in June 2025.

Builders, utility companies and environmental advocates are weighing the consequences after New York launched an unprecedented review that could reshape future AI infrastructure development across the state.

Vancouver's future container terminal moves toward construction as planning begins for massive marine works and environmental mitigation before 2028 reclamation starts.

Federal consent decree comes as new Canadian owner South Bow gains US permission for a line extension in the Midwest.

After months of site preparation, crews started placing concrete foundations for the complex's first semiconductor fabrication plant, advancing one of North America's largest industrial construction projects.

Details released are scant on ID and job role of male said to be “in his 30s” who fell from an upper floor of contractor's office renovation site, but firm says fatal incident is not linked to “safety violation.”

Structural engineers checked extent of damage to buildings in northern Venezuela following last month's earthquakes, offering insights on construction types that best weathered the event.

Structural problems with one of the largest office-to-residential conversion projects in the nation could signal hidden risks in what has been a lucrative sector.