Alberta Construction Talent Shortage 2026 Explained
Why Alberta Construction Firms Are Losing the War for Talent in 2026 Canada is losing skilled workers at the fastest pace in 74 years — and hiring has barely kept up. For companies wrestling with the Alberta construction talent shortage in 2026, the data tells a more complicated story than “there simply aren’t enough workers.”..
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Alberta P3 Infrastructure Financing: What European Developers Need to Know
Alberta is planning record levels of public infrastructure spending while looking for new ways to pay for it. Budget 2026 includes a $28.3 billion capital plan for 2026 to 2029. In January 2026, the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) urged the province to expand the use of P3s, and on June 23, 2026, Municipal..
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Feasibility Studies in Alberta: Why One Cost Scenario Is Not Enough
Most feasibility studies I review for Alberta projects share a hidden weakness: they are built on a single cost assumption. One construction budget, one sales price, one absorption rate, one outcome. When costs move, and in 2026 they do, that single scenario stops being a plan and becomes a liability. This article explains why single-scenario..
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Alberta Construction 2026: Starts Fall, Crews Stay Busy. What It Means
Alberta’s construction data in spring 2026 looked contradictory at first glance. Housing starts were falling sharply: ATB Financial reported that April starts ran at an annual pace of 38,539 units, the lowest in two years, with year-to-date starts down 23% from 2025. Yet construction employment in the province was growing, crews remained busy and large..
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