BCCR hosted and facilitated great round table conversations on November 22, 2023 that opened dialogue between owners, consultants, general contractors, sub-contractors, material suppliers and others in the construction industry, on the challenges we are facing and how we can best work together to respond. To read more about the impact of cost inflation to the BC construction industry click here.
An interesting study published by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) discussing “2023 Construction Hiring and Business Outlook”. Please click here to view.
View the brochure: BC Major Infrastructure Projects Brochure - Infrastructure BC
The British Columbia Construction Roundtable (BCCR) is excited to announce the launch of its newest initiative, the Emerging Leaders Group (ELG). The ELG is intended to serve those at the intermediate stage in their careers.
The main objectives of the ELG are to:
The ELG will be supported by a new BCCR committee.
Interested in joining the committee? As the ELG is a new initiative for the BCCR, we are currently looking for enthusiastic individuals willing to take a leading role in setting up the group. Click here to download the application form and feel free to email us at ELG@bccr.net if you have any questions. Applications are due 25th March 2022 and successful applicants will be notified in April.
BCCR collaborated with Stratice Consulting, RAM, and PwC to present the BC Infrastructure Point of View: Building a vibrant BC for the next decade and beyond.
BCCR - BC Infrastructure Point of View
Park People / Amis des parcs has launched their second annual Canadian City Parks Report, and the results of their just-released survey on how COVID has impacted park use in Canada. The report presents key data from 27 Canadian cities, through five themes: 1. Nature 2. Growth 3. Collaboration 4. Activation 5. Inclusion This is highlighted through indicators and statistics as well as stories that showcase challenges, opportunities, and leading practices in Canada's city parks. Access the report here: https://lnkd.in/exBZmt3
Climate action is more urgent than ever, and local communities play a key role. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Municipalities for Climate Innovation Program’s Climate in Focus video series can help your municipality get started. You’ll discover how to apply a climate lens to municipal planning and decision-making, and how to move from planning to action. Learn how to: - Define a vision and gather data - Use systems thinking - Engage local businesses, academia and community - Develop and implement a climate action plan that meets diverse needs - Find supportive resources, tools and relationships View the video series here: https://lnkd.in/gK3B6et
The City of Burnaby is inviting the community to help build the second phase of a new Transportation Plan through an online survey. This new Transportation Plan will ensure Burnaby remains a thriving and dynamic place to live, work, learn and play. The new Plan will outline a long-term vision for moving people and goods across the City in ways that are environmentally, socially and economically sustainable. In Phase One of the Transportation Plan process, the community helped to develop the vision, themes and goals that drive the plan. Phase Two will help establish the targets, actions, policies and networks. For more information on the Plan: https://lnkd.in/gngMH7F To access the survey: https://lnkd.in/g7Qgwmn
Metro Vancouver (MV) is thinking long-term with the region’s water supply strategy. The region’s population is expected to grow from 2.5 million today to 3.6 million by 2050, and up to about 5.5 million in a century from now. Water demand will grow from about 390 billion litres per year today to over 600 billion litres per year by 2120. Seven future water supply options have been shortlisted in a report by MV. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/g_2hbwE
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