Your top JOC headlines this week feature a story on how a paralyzed Humboldt Bronco player is looking to make a difference through the built environment; a new multibillion-dollar housing action plan in B.C.; BCCA’s industry excellence winners in honour of construction month; and a new app that tracks hours worked with geo-location technology.
‘Making things a little more accessible’: Paralyzed Bronco looks to improve buildings
B.C. announces new ‘Homes for People’ housing action plan
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