Construction Industry Faces Ongoing Challenges in 2025

As we approach 2025 in the construction industry, the issues that dominated 2024 will persist. Key questions include: How to accelerate homebuilding? What impact will the 2025 Canadian federal election have on the industry? What effects will tariffs threatened by the incoming U.S.

president have on construction activity? How will the newly elected NDP government in British Columbia address the industry's needs? Despite these larger concerns, perennial topics like contractual issues, training, labor, safety, prompt payment, digital innovation, and building green remain crucial. We, through the Daily Commercial News (DCN) and the Journal of Commerce (JOC), will continue to provide authoritative news and intelligence to the construction industry. We wish everyone in the industry a well-deserved holiday season break before the challenges of 2025. We will be with you, as we have been since 1911 with the JOC and 1927 with the DCN

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