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Saskatchewan Sawmill to Curtail Production, Impacting 117 Workers

3 weeks ago

Saskatchewan Sawmill to Curtail Production, Impacting 117 Workers

Carrier Forest Products Inc. announces indefinite production curtailment at its Big River sawmill, affecting 117 employees due to market challenges and timber shortages.

Cedar LNG Project Near Kitimat, B.C. Advances with Key Milestones Reached

3 weeks ago

Cedar LNG Project Near Kitimat, B.C. Advances with Key Milestones Reached

The Cedar LNG project, a $4 billion initiative near Kitimat, B.C., has made significant progress in construction, achieving major milestones for both the marine terminal and floating liquefied natural gas facility.

Three Proponents Prequalified for New Ontario Science Facility Complex

3 weeks ago

Three Proponents Prequalified for New Ontario Science Facility Complex

Infrastructure Ontario has announced the prequalification of three teams to design, build, finance, and maintain a new science facility complex in Oakville, Ontario, which will consolidate ministry operations and feature advanced monitoring capabilities.

Understanding Acceptable Concrete Temperature Ranges for Optimal Curing

3 weeks ago

Understanding Acceptable Concrete Temperature Ranges for Optimal Curing

This article explores the critical temperature ranges for concrete placement and curing, detailing the standards set by ACI and CSA, the implications of temperature deviations, and the benefits of using real-time monitoring technology.

Quebec Government Greenlights Interior Renovation of Montreal's Olympic Stadium

3 weeks ago

Quebec Government Greenlights Interior Renovation of Montreal's Olympic Stadium

The Quebec government has announced plans for an interior renovation of Montreal's Olympic Stadium, coinciding with an ongoing $870-million roof replacement project, aiming for completion by 2028.

Toronto Book Awards Longlist Announced for 2026

3 weeks ago

Toronto Book Awards Longlist Announced for 2026

The City of Toronto reveals the longlist for the 2026 Toronto Book Awards, showcasing literary works that reflect the city's spirit and history, with a prize of $20,000 for the winner.

Toronto Prepares for FIFA World Cup 2026: Key Updates from the City

3 weeks ago

Toronto Prepares for FIFA World Cup 2026: Key Updates from the City

The City of Toronto has released updates regarding preparations for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, highlighting infrastructure, community engagement, and economic impacts.

City of Toronto Provides Updates on FIFA World Cup 2026 Preparations

3 weeks ago

City of Toronto Provides Updates on FIFA World Cup 2026 Preparations

Toronto's municipal authorities share key updates regarding the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, detailing impacts and preparations for the event.

Enbridge Commences $4 Billion Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion in British Columbia

3 weeks ago

Enbridge Commences $4 Billion Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion in British Columbia

Enbridge has initiated construction on a significant natural gas pipeline expansion in British Columbia, following federal approval of the Sunrise Expansion Program, which will enhance the province's natural gas transmission capacity.

Ontario Construction Outlook Shows Promising Growth Through 2035

3 weeks ago

Ontario Construction Outlook Shows Promising Growth Through 2035

BuildForce Canada's latest report indicates a significant rise in construction activity in Ontario, particularly in residential construction, projected to continue until 2035 despite short-term challenges.

Alberta Utilities Commission Greenlights $2.9 Billion Yellowhead Natural Gas Pipeline Project

3 weeks ago

Alberta Utilities Commission Greenlights $2.9 Billion Yellowhead Natural Gas Pipeline Project

The Alberta Utilities Commission has approved Canadian Utilities Ltd.'s Yellowhead pipeline project, which is set to create 2,000 jobs and transport over 1.1 billion cubic feet of natural gas.

Trump Reiterates Tariff Threat Against Canada Over Wildfire Smoke

3 weeks ago

Trump Reiterates Tariff Threat Against Canada Over Wildfire Smoke

U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to impose tariffs on Canada due to wildfire smoke affecting air quality in the U.S., following a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney during the World Cup final.