Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
2 months ago
Mikala Sposito, a 21-year-old student from Washtenaw Community College, will represent the United States as the first female competitor in welding at the WorldSkills Competition in China, following her victory at the USA Weld Trials.
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The Canstruction Toronto charity competition showcased innovative designs and raised significant support for the Daily Bread Food Bank, highlighting community efforts against food insecurity.
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Aecon Utilities Inc. has been fined after a worker was fatally injured during a trenching incident in King City, Ontario, in July 2024. The case highlights the importance of safety measures in excavation work.
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The Napanee Battery Energy Storage System, a $600 million project, has commenced operations five weeks early, supporting 250,000 homes during peak periods.
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The federal Liberal government maintains its promise to double housing construction despite industry challenges, with new reports highlighting both progress and obstacles.
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Statistics Canada reports a rise in inflation to 2.8% in April, primarily driven by higher gas prices linked to the war in Iran. The report highlights various factors contributing to the inflation rate, including changes in fuel taxes and shifts in consumer prices.
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The grassroots networking group CRE8 has officially launched a chapter in Vancouver, aimed at empowering women in the commercial real estate sector and facilitating relationships on the deal-making level.
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Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith has restructured her cabinet, appointing Jason Nixon as the new finance minister following the resignation of Nate Horner.
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Manitoba construction industry associations are calling for an independent review of the Manitoba Jobs Agreement (MJA) due to concerns over a lack of consultation and transparency in its development.
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Two Canadian steel companies have agreed to a $19 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice for failing to pay proper duties on imported steel, raising significant implications for the industry.
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CIBC analysts express caution over Alberta's proposed timeline for a new West Coast oil pipeline, citing optimism amid uncertainties surrounding key agreements and negotiations.
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The Hive, North America's tallest mass timber seismic-resistant building, has reached structural completion, becoming a significant addition to Vancouver's skyline.