Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
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Toronto's Ontario Line subway project is not just about transit; it's about how the excavation process is transforming waste into resources. As tunnelling begins, the management of excavated material, or 'muck', is being redefined under new regulations aimed at reducing environmental impact and promoting reuse.
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Wesgroup Properties launches an innovative 'Try Before You Buy' program at ACE on Commercial Drive, allowing prospective buyers to experience the development for a weekend before making a purchase decision.
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A detailed overview of the leading transit terminal projects in Canada, highlighting significant developments, project values, and implications for the construction sector.
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More than 100 volunteers from the architecture, engineering, and construction industry will renovate Rachel’s Women’s Center in San Diego in a single-day effort to create a more supportive environment for women seeking stability.
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The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Ontario and Michigan, is set for Friday, as stakeholders await final approvals for the project.
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Trans Mountain Corp. reports a rise in oil shipments capacity and earnings despite temporary market challenges.
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TD Bank Group has entered a long-term agreement with carbon capture startup Deep Sky to purchase carbon credits, marking a significant step in sustainable finance.
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Golf Canada has inaugurated its new headquarters in Caledon, Ontario, marking a significant milestone for the organization and the Canadian golf community.
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Team Ontario achieved remarkable success at the Skills Canada National Competition, winning 38 medals, including 16 golds. The event showcased the talents of youth in skilled trades and technology, with an eye towards future international competition.
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Despite the imposition of 50% U.S. tariffs on aluminum, the Canadian aluminum sector is operating at high capacity and adapting to market changes, according to the Aluminum Association of Canada.
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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is expected to further complicate material costs in Canada for 2026, according to Turner & Townsend's economist Kris Hudson. As the construction industry faces various economic pressures, insights into labor market conditions and demand dynamics are crucial.
