Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
5 months ago
The Ksi Lisims project in British Columbia has secured a long-term agreement to supply liquefied natural gas to a German utility, marking a significant development in Canada's energy export strategy.
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Winnipeg has received a $28 million payment from contractor Caspian related to the Police Service Headquarters project, marking the culmination of several payments totaling nearly $30 million as the city recovers losses from a contentious project that exceeded its budget by over $70 million.
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U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer states that tariffs will remain on Canada and Mexico, highlighting the complexities in trade negotiations under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement.
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Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to review and comment on proposed land use objectives in the Sea to Sky Region, aimed at protecting Indigenous cultural values and enhancing forestry operations.
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The 2026 Women in Construction Gala, hosted by the Ontario General Contractors Association, focused on empowering women in the construction industry through negotiation strategies and recognized outstanding contributions with inaugural awards.
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As Canada invests heavily in trades training, industry leaders emphasize the need for strategic policy changes to effectively attract and retain skilled workers in the construction sector.
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A recent panel session highlighted the pressing need for technology adoption in Ontario's construction industry, emphasizing leadership and innovation culture as key to success.
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The Athletics' new stadium in Las Vegas is on track for a 2028 opening, with significant construction updates and community engagement efforts underway.
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The energy accord between Alberta and Ottawa aims to facilitate a new pipeline while addressing carbon emissions through the Pathways carbon capture initiative.
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As data center construction becomes increasingly schedule-sensitive, the need for real-time concrete strength monitoring is paramount. This article explores the implications of timely strength data on project timelines and operational efficiency in hyperscale builds.
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Engineers at the University of Houston have developed a groundbreaking inspection method that utilizes ground-penetrating radar and artificial intelligence to detect hidden structural damage in cold-formed steel buildings, potentially revolutionizing maintenance practices in commercial and institutional construction.
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April 2026 saw a significant uptick in single-family home sales in the Greater Toronto Area, driven by the new HST rebate program, while the high-rise sector remains uncertain.