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The City of Toronto is inviting residents to apply for jobs related to the upcoming 2026 municipal election, highlighting the importance of community involvement in local governance.
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The City of Toronto is encouraging its residents to apply for various job opportunities related to the upcoming 2026 municipal election, aimed at enhancing civic engagement and participation.
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The Province of British Columbia has announced new certification requirements for tower and mobile crane operators to enhance safety and training standards in the industry.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford have proposed a 3,300-kilometre oil pipeline from Hardisty, Alberta, to Sarnia, Ontario, aiming to bolster Canada's energy independence and market access.
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The decommissioning of the Arlington Bridge in Winnipeg has commenced, marking a significant step towards the construction of a new bridge. Mayor Scott Gillingham emphasizes the importance of this project for future accessibility and safety.
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A federal audit reveals that only a fraction of the federal funds allocated for rebuilding Puerto Rico's power grid post-Hurricane Maria has been disbursed, raising concerns over delays and mismanagement.
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Denison Mines Corp. has secured the support of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation for its Wheeler River uranium project, facilitating progress on environmental approvals and construction.
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The City of Oshawa officially opens Veterans Square, a new public space featuring a performance platform and a tribute to local veterans.
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The federal government is investing more than $25 million into the second phase of the White Rock Pier reconstruction, addressing significant safety and structural concerns following damage from a winter storm in 2018.
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A recent report highlights the slow adoption of AI within the Canadian construction industry, despite rising interest and potential benefits. While awareness grows, significant barriers remain, including a lack of technical expertise and resistance to change.
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Michael Chong has been appointed as the new finance critic for the Conservative Party, maintaining that Canada is in a recession despite recent growth data. His focus will be on improving affordability across various sectors.
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Algoma Steel Group Inc. expects steel shipments to reach between 175,000 and 180,000 tons in the second quarter of 2025, while navigating challenges from U.S. tariffs and aiming for improved earnings.