Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
4 months ago
Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses the government's economic strategy in light of recent recession claims, emphasizing positive trends amid challenges.
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The Ontario government has unveiled a new program aimed at reducing building costs and expediting the construction of new homes, allocating federal and provincial funding over a decade.
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Bamkushwada LP has increased its stake in the East-West Tie Transmission Line to 20% with support from the Ontario government, reflecting a significant advancement in Indigenous participation in infrastructure.
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Major construction kicks off for Republic Stadium, a 20,000-seat soccer venue in Sacramento, set to transform the city's Railyards district and support local economic growth.
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As the Obama Presidential Center approaches its public opening on Juneteenth, it faces mixed reactions from Chicago residents regarding its design and impact on the community.
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The trend of converting office spaces to residential units is accelerating in the U.S. and Canada, driven by high vacancy rates and supportive local policies, with Calgary leading the way in Canada.
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The real estate market in the Lower Mainland continues to experience a downturn, with significant year-over-year declines in both home sales and prices, as reported by local real estate boards.
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An overview of significant promotions and new hires in the real estate and development sector in Canada during May 2026.
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Upfield Capital, in partnership with Arrowleaf Real Estate, has acquired the Cornerstone at Uplands, a 181-unit townhome rental community in Edmonton, addressing a gap in the rental market for family-oriented housing.
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President Trump has announced adjustments to tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper imports, affecting agricultural and industrial equipment. The changes aim to support the agricultural sector ahead of the midterm elections.
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Metro Vancouver is conducting an independent review of the North Shore wastewater treatment plant as costs escalate to $3.86 billion, following a settlement with the original contractor.
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The Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) has introduced a new Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan (IRAP) with commitments aimed at enhancing Indigenous representation in the workforce and fostering economic partnerships across the construction sector.