Adapted from an article from CFI British Columbia’s vast forests have long been a cornerstone of the province’s economy, providing essential materials for homebuilding and other industries. However, the way we manage…

Adapted from an article from Western Investor The housing crisis across Canada has already reached a critical point, with affordability slipping further out of reach for many. Now, proposed tariffs on steel…

Adapted from an article from https://storeys.com/mass-timber-18-storeys-ontario-2025/ In a groundbreaking move for sustainable construction, Ontario has announced that buildings made of mass timber can now reach up to 18 storeys, up from a…

Canada's construction productivity hit a 30-year low. This issue poses a serious threat to the economy, housing affordability, and the overall well-being of Canadians.

Small businesses are the lifeblood of local communities, yet they face growing challenges, including disruptions caused by construction.

Toronto has taken a significant step forward in sustainable urban development with the approval of a mass timber development project at 1113-1125 Dundas Street West.

June 18, 2024. The Town of Gibsons, BC, has taken a significant step towards sustainable development by approving Massive Canada's mass timber, pre-fabricated home project.

To support the arts, Massive Canada's Port Moody office will serve as a venue for the one-day annual event called the Art Shuffle on Friday, June 14th.

Adapted from an article by Coastreporter.net – Local News  As a Founding Sponsor, Massive Canada is helping the Sunshine Coast Chamber of Commerce mark an exciting milestone as it prepares to elect…

B.C. builders got a glimpse into the future of construction at Pitt Meadows Plumbing’s second annual Future of Work event. Speakers included Massive Canada CEO Gaetan Royer, Pitt Meadows Plumbing’s owner Steve…

Massive Canada was invited to participate in Future of Work, a visionary initiative by Pitt Meadows Plumbing, a prefabricator of plumbing and mechanical systems. Massive’s CEO, Gaetan Royer, was guest panelist on…

Adapted from Wood Business Canada: “Lower housing starts forecast in 2024” Canadian Housing Forecast Landscape Canada’s housing landscape is poised for a shift in 2024, with housing starts projected to decrease, marking…

Adapted from an article by Woodbusiness.ca – Canadian Forest Industries. This article reminds BC manufacturers that Massive Canada was the first and largest recipient of the new provincial grant program. Massive Canada…

How we build matters. The 2022 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction, released during COP27, found that the building and construction sector accounts for 37 percent of CO2 emissions. What we…

For more details and inquiries about the event, please contact Chloe Wan or refer to the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce. Massive Canada is thrilled to announce its participation in the prestigious Business…

Adapted from an article by Construction Canada. Massive Canada, a prefab mass timber company, is at the Development Permit stage of creating a groundbreaking mass timber parking structure in British Columbia. The…

Underground parking garages are always assumed to be made of concrete, but Massive Canada's designers challenge that concept. Massive engineered a mass timber parking garage.

September 01, 2023 Read more on Entrepreneurship UBC. We are thrilled to announce that Massive Canada has been recognized as one of the top 10 ventures in British Columbia by UBC Entrepreneurship.…

This article is adapted from a piece originally published on Tri-City News. In a bid to address the escalating housing crisis, a Port Moody-based company is taking an innovative approach by offering…

Holzbau Austria – Jun 21, 2023 Neues BSP-Werk in Kanada geplant “International competitors worry because BC builders import CLT panels from Austria. It’s hard to believe that BC still exports large volume of raw…

This article is adapted from an original feature by Woodworking Network. Massive Canada, a leader in the mass timber industry, has announced plans to invest $75 million in a state-of-the-art mass timber…

This article is adapted from an original feature by Williams Lake Tribune. In a significant boost to the mass timber industry, a modular construction company based in Williams Lake has received up…

This article is adapted from an original feature by REMI Network. In a groundbreaking move, plans have been unveiled for the construction of the first-ever mass timber parkade in British Columbia. This…

This article is adapted from an original feature by Coast Mountain News. In a recent council meeting, Williams Lake City Council received a presentation from a company that has set its sights…

This article is adapted from an original feature by Urbanized – Daily Hive. A Revolutionary Step in Construction In a move that’s set to revolutionize the construction industry, North America has unveiled…

Williams Lake Tribune May 30, 2023 Massive’s 178-acre industrial siteMass timber modular building manufacturer eyes former Jackpine Forests Product site. Massive Canada announced it is assessing the feasibility of re-activating the industrial building. In…

Williams Lake Tribune May 30, 2023 Massive’s 178-acre industrial siteMass timber modular building manufacturer eyes former Jackpine Forests Product site. Massive Canada announced it is assessing the feasibility of re-activating the industrial building. Williams…

CBC interview – May 29, 2023 ‍CBC Radio Interview (14 min)Gaetan Royer was interviewed by Marc Fournier regarding urban planning issues and the controversial 105 Keefer project in Vancouver (Francais) In a recent interview…

CTV Penny Daflos – May 24, 2023 Mass Timber & Prefabrication Mass Timber & Prefabrication “It means (prefabrication) can get projects done at double the speed and actually way more sustainable than using traditional…

The Province Editorial – ‍Gaetan Royer: Mass timber & lower emissions Mass Timber: A Sustainable Building Solution for a Greener Future In a recent op-ed published in The Province, Gaetan Royer, an innovative urban planner…