Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
5 weeks ago
The University of Toronto is pioneering a master's program in engineering that emphasizes the integration of AI technologies in construction management, aiming to equip students with essential skills for the evolving industry.
5 weeks ago
NDP parliamentary leader Don Davies has urged the Competition Bureau to investigate Prime Minister Mark Carney's statements regarding clean energy infrastructure advertising, suggesting they may violate Canada's greenwashing laws.
5 weeks ago
Medallion Corporation has initiated construction on The Foundry District, a transformative mixed-use rental community in downtown Oshawa, revitalizing a long-vacant industrial site.
5 weeks ago
The City of Toronto, CreateTO, and the Government of Canada have commenced construction on a new housing development that incorporates rent-control and sustainability, aiming to provide affordable homes for residents.
2 months ago
The City of Toronto has officially recognized the K-Pop band BTS with the naming of an honorary boulevard and a special proclamation declaring BTS Weekend, celebrating the band's impact on global music and culture.
2 months ago
The City of Toronto has officially recognized the global K-Pop phenomenon BTS by declaring an honorary BTS Boulevard and designating a special BTS Weekend, celebrating the cultural impact of the band.
2 months ago
Residents express anger over the government's AI data centre initiative during a town hall meeting in Redwater, Alberta, highlighting concerns about local resources and trust in the government.
2 months ago
Domtar has announced the indefinite closure of its pulp mill in Howe Sound, B.C., affecting approximately 400 employees due to decreased demand and market challenges.
2 months ago
A new monument in Ottawa honors the victims of Canada's historical LGBTQ+ persecution, providing a space for reflection and celebration.
2 months ago
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board is set to cut 466 jobs, primarily affecting back-office staff, with further job losses anticipated in the coming year, raising concerns over service delays for injured workers.
2 months ago
Over 500 homes and structures have been impacted by wildfires in British Columbia this year, marking a significant loss comparable to previous severe fire seasons.
2 months ago
The Inuvik (Mike Zubko) Airport is set to receive substantial funding for upgrades aimed at enhancing safety and operational capacity, marking the first investment from Canada's Arctic Infrastructure Fund.