by julianne Losito | Aug 31, 2026
Business in Vancouver, August 31, 2026 Author: Rob Shaw The province can turn a political promise into jobs, industrial capacity and a stronger shipbuilding sector. More than a year after promising to build BC Ferries’ next fleet of vessels in B.C. instead of China, a...
by julianne Losito | Aug 31, 2026
Shipyard workers are ready. The public is behind them. And industry says now is the time to rebuild B.C.’s marine sector amid global uncertainty. For immediate release August 31, 2026 DELTA – An unprecedented coalition of unions has launched Build Them Here, a...
by julianne Losito | Apr 13, 2026
Workers across BC are speaking out, sharing personal stories from projects that have shaped their livelihoods For immediate release April 13, 2026 VICTORIA – The BC Building Trades are escalating pressure ahead of today’s debate, delivering a 2,600+ signature petition...
by julianne Losito | Mar 19, 2026
BC Building Trades Launches Campaign to Ensure Local British Columbians Build BC BC Conservative bill puts local jobs on public projects at risk. For immediate release March 19, 2026 NEW WESTMINSTER – The BC Building Trades has launched a campaign to protect...
by julianne Losito | Mar 5, 2026
The BC Building Trades strongly oppose the BC Conservative, “Public Sector Construction Projects Procurement Act” introduced this morning in the BC Legislature. This proposal is a direct attack on provisions that prioritize local labour, ensuring British Columbians...
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