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Tragic Patterns Emerge from Ontario's Construction Death Review Report

5 weeks ago

Tragic Patterns Emerge from Ontario's Construction Death Review Report

The second article in the series on the Ontario Construction Death Review Committee report reveals the circumstances surrounding 44 construction-related deaths, highlighting preventable incidents and the need for cultural change in the industry.

Grosvenor Unveils Revised Plans for Mayfair West in Vancouver

5 weeks ago

Grosvenor Unveils Revised Plans for Mayfair West in Vancouver

Grosvenor has revised its plans for the Mayfair West community in Vancouver, increasing the density and number of residential units in response to economic conditions. The updated proposal includes 16 buildings and a significant increase in rental housing.

Mayor Olivia Chow Honors Labour Leader Jack Oliveira with Key to the City

5 weeks ago

Mayor Olivia Chow Honors Labour Leader Jack Oliveira with Key to the City

Mayor Olivia Chow presented the Key to the City to labour leader Jack Oliveira, recognizing his contributions to workers' rights and community development in Toronto.

Broccolini Begins Construction on Nokia's Ottawa Innovation Campus

5 weeks ago

Broccolini Begins Construction on Nokia's Ottawa Innovation Campus

Broccolini has commenced construction on a new 750,000 sq. ft. innovation campus for Nokia in Ottawa's Kanata North Tech Park, marking a significant milestone for both the company and the region.

Mid-Century Modern Home in Toronto with Frank Lloyd Wright Connection Listed for $1.99 Million

2 months ago

Mid-Century Modern Home in Toronto with Frank Lloyd Wright Connection Listed for $1.99 Million

A unique mid-century modern home in Toronto, designed by an architect who studied under Frank Lloyd Wright, is on the market for $1,999,999, featuring stunning water views and extensive outdoor space.

Meta to Establish $13 Billion AI Data Centre in Sturgeon County, Alberta

2 months ago

Meta to Establish $13 Billion AI Data Centre in Sturgeon County, Alberta

Meta announces its plan to construct a significant AI data centre in Alberta, marking its first in Canada and largest outside the U.S., with a $13 billion investment.

New Affordable Seniors Housing Developments Underway in Coquitlam, B.C.

2 months ago

New Affordable Seniors Housing Developments Underway in Coquitlam, B.C.

Construction has commenced on two new developments in Coquitlam, B.C., aimed at providing 158 affordable rental units for seniors, thanks to a partnership involving BC Housing and S.U.C.C.E.S.S.

Metro Vancouver Unveils New Housing Data Dashboard to Enhance Regional Planning

2 months ago

Metro Vancouver Unveils New Housing Data Dashboard to Enhance Regional Planning

Metro Vancouver has launched a new Housing Data Dashboard, designed to provide comprehensive insights into the region's housing market, aimed at improving decision-making among planners and the public.

BP Sells Interest in Bay du Nord Project to Equinor Amid Strategic Portfolio Shift

2 months ago

BP Sells Interest in Bay du Nord Project to Equinor Amid Strategic Portfolio Shift

BP has sold its stake in the Bay du Nord oil project offshore Newfoundland and Labrador to Equinor, aiming to streamline its portfolio. Equinor plans to make a final investment decision by early next year, with the project estimated to cost $14 billion and targeted to produce first oil by 2031.

Trump Announces Construction of Granite Helipad on White House Lawn

2 months ago

Trump Announces Construction of Granite Helipad on White House Lawn

President Trump has confirmed the construction of a granite helipad on the White House lawn, aimed at accommodating new Marine One helicopters. The project is privately funded, with an estimated cost of up to $6 million.

Resurrection of Pipeline Proposals: A Look at Revived Energy Projects

2 months ago

Resurrection of Pipeline Proposals: A Look at Revived Energy Projects

Pipeline projects once deemed defunct are being revived with new plans and routes, spearheaded by political leaders. This article explores the implications of these resuscitated projects for the Canadian energy sector.

Construction Begins on Quebec City's Largest Development: A $400 Million Rental Tower and Medical Centre

2 months ago

Construction Begins on Quebec City's Largest Development: A $400 Million Rental Tower and Medical Centre

Construction has commenced on Quebec City's largest development, a $400 million mixed-use tower featuring rental units and a medical centre, in Sainte-Foy.