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Bank of Canada Maintains Overnight Rate Amid Signs of Economic Recovery

4 weeks ago

Bank of Canada Maintains Overnight Rate Amid Signs of Economic Recovery

The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its overnight rate at 2.25%, citing early signs of economic recovery while managing inflation expectations.

Bank of Canada Maintains Interest Rate, Anticipates Economic Recovery

4 weeks ago

Bank of Canada Maintains Interest Rate, Anticipates Economic Recovery

The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate at 2.25%, signaling confidence in an economic rebound despite recent challenges.

Canfor to Close Northwood Pulp Mill, Resulting in 300 Job Losses in Prince George

4 weeks ago

Canfor to Close Northwood Pulp Mill, Resulting in 300 Job Losses in Prince George

Canfor announces the closure of its Northwood pulp mill near Prince George, B.C., leading to significant job losses as the pulp and paper sector faces market challenges.

Hamilton Set to Vote on Historic Moratorium for Data Centres Amidst Growing Concerns

4 weeks ago

Hamilton Set to Vote on Historic Moratorium for Data Centres Amidst Growing Concerns

Hamilton's city council is poised to make a significant decision on a proposed moratorium on new data centres as the city grapples with the implications of rising AI demands and their environmental impact.

Beneath B.C.: Rethinking Underground Infrastructure for Future Growth

4 weeks ago

Beneath B.C.: Rethinking Underground Infrastructure for Future Growth

This article discusses the critical need for coordinated underground infrastructure planning in British Columbia, highlighting the challenges and strategies involved in managing shared spaces as the province invests heavily in new projects.

Families Demand Action Five Years After Kelowna Crane Collapse

4 weeks ago

Families Demand Action Five Years After Kelowna Crane Collapse

Five years following the tragic crane collapse in Kelowna that claimed five lives, the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 115 calls for immediate action from the BC Prosecution Service as families await justice.

B.C. Prompt Payment Act: Industry Experts Call for Detailed Regulations Before Implementation

4 weeks ago

B.C. Prompt Payment Act: Industry Experts Call for Detailed Regulations Before Implementation

Industry experts emphasize the need for clarity and detail in the regulations surrounding British Columbia's new Prompt Payment Act, which has yet to take effect.

Excavation Work Commences on Eglinton Crosstown West Extension Stations

4 weeks ago

Excavation Work Commences on Eglinton Crosstown West Extension Stations

Major excavation work is currently in progress on the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension, focusing on four underground stations in Etobicoke, Ontario.

Canada's Uranium Mining Sector Sees Renewed Growth and Future Prospects

4 weeks ago

Canada's Uranium Mining Sector Sees Renewed Growth and Future Prospects

An overview of the revitalized uranium industry in Canada, highlighting production statistics, employment figures, and future expansion plans.

Construction Commences on Nokia's New Ottawa Innovation Campus

4 weeks ago

Construction Commences on Nokia's New Ottawa Innovation Campus

Broccolini has begun construction of Nokia's new research and development facility in Ottawa, set to be a 750,000 square foot campus designed for sustainability and technological advancement.

Understanding Concrete Curing: The Key to Efficient Construction

4 weeks ago

Understanding Concrete Curing: The Key to Efficient Construction

This article explores the importance of concrete curing in construction, highlighting the implications of misunderstanding the process and how SmartRock technology can optimize concrete strength monitoring.

Canada's Commercial Real Estate Sector Shows Resilience Amid Shifting Demand

4 weeks ago

Canada's Commercial Real Estate Sector Shows Resilience Amid Shifting Demand

A report from Colliers Canada indicates a significant recovery in the commercial real estate market, particularly for downtown office spaces, while industrial supply continues to tighten.