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Strengthening Canada’s Construction Industry through Smart Partnerships and Strategic Decisions

4 weeks ago

Strengthening Canada’s Construction Industry through Smart Partnerships and Strategic Decisions

Exploring how strategic equipment decisions and local partnerships can enhance resilience in Canada's construction sector amid rising costs and supply chain disruptions.

Key Personnel Changes in Canada's Real Estate and Development Sector for August 2026

4 weeks ago

Key Personnel Changes in Canada's Real Estate and Development Sector for August 2026

August 2026 saw significant personnel changes within the Canadian real estate and development sector, with numerous promotions and new hires across various companies.

Toronto Opens Voter Registration and Mail-in Voting for 2026 Municipal Election

4 weeks ago

Toronto Opens Voter Registration and Mail-in Voting for 2026 Municipal Election

Eligible voters in Toronto can now check their information on the voters’ list and request mail-in voting for the upcoming municipal election, with important deadlines approaching.

Construction Advances on CN Rail's Zanardi Rapids Bridge Project in Prince Rupert

4 weeks ago

Construction Advances on CN Rail's Zanardi Rapids Bridge Project in Prince Rupert

CN Rail's Zanardi Rapids Bridge, set for completion in 2027, is under construction in Prince Rupert, B.C. The $122 million project, led by Kiewit, aims to enhance rail infrastructure and expand capacity at the Port of Prince Rupert.

Saskatchewan's Housing Sector Sees Record Growth in 2025 and Beyond

4 weeks ago

Saskatchewan's Housing Sector Sees Record Growth in 2025 and Beyond

Saskatchewan's housing market has experienced significant growth, with a record number of new housing starts in 2025 and a strong rental unit completion rate, indicating a positive trend for the province's housing supply.

Alberta's Flood Resilience Projects Prove Effective Amid 2026 Weather Challenges

4 weeks ago

Alberta's Flood Resilience Projects Prove Effective Amid 2026 Weather Challenges

Alberta's flood resilience initiatives, funded through the Drought and Flood Protection Program, have successfully mitigated flood impacts during severe weather events in 2026, protecting homes and infrastructure.

York University Markham Campus Wins Prestigious International Architecture Award

4 weeks ago

York University Markham Campus Wins Prestigious International Architecture Award

The York University Markham Campus has been recognized globally, winning an International Architecture Award for its innovative design focused on community and collaboration.

Ontario Government Announces Over $1 Billion Investment for New Schools and Child Care Spaces

4 weeks ago

Ontario Government Announces Over $1 Billion Investment for New Schools and Child Care Spaces

The Ontario government is investing over $1 billion to create new student and child care spaces across the province, including several new school projects in Simcoe County.

Whale Sanctuary Project Secures 20-Year Lease for Nova Scotia Refuge

4 weeks ago

Whale Sanctuary Project Secures 20-Year Lease for Nova Scotia Refuge

The Whale Sanctuary Project has signed a 20-year lease for Crown land in Nova Scotia to establish a refuge for retired whales, marking a significant step forward in its mission.

Las Vegas Stadium Authority Moves Toward Approving $158 Million Upgrade for Allegiant Stadium's North Entrance

4 weeks ago

Las Vegas Stadium Authority Moves Toward Approving $158 Million Upgrade for Allegiant Stadium's North Entrance

The Las Vegas Stadium Authority is set to approve a significant upgrade to Allegiant Stadium's north entrance, with funding from both public and private sources, aimed at enhancing the fan experience.

ReStays Ottawa and ReResidences Sold in Court-Ordered Sale Amid Financial Struggles

4 weeks ago

ReStays Ottawa and ReResidences Sold in Court-Ordered Sale Amid Financial Struggles

The ReStays Ottawa boutique luxury hotel and unsold ReResidences condos have been sold as part of a court-ordered sale following financial difficulties faced by the developer, Ashcroft Homes.