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PCL Construction to Build Maintenance and Storage Facility for Calgary's Green Line LRT

2 months ago

PCL Construction to Build Maintenance and Storage Facility for Calgary's Green Line LRT

PCL Construction has been awarded a contract for the Maintenance and Storage Facility for the Green Line LRT project in Calgary, with construction already underway.

Fundraising Efforts for the Restoration of 24 Sussex Exceed $100,000

2 months ago

Fundraising Efforts for the Restoration of 24 Sussex Exceed $100,000

The Rideau Hall Foundation has successfully raised over $100,000 in donations for the renovation of 24 Sussex, the official residence of the Prime Minister, as announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Calls for Parliamentary Investigation into Proposed Condo Conversion Program in BC

2 months ago

Calls for Parliamentary Investigation into Proposed Condo Conversion Program in BC

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urges Parliament to investigate Ottawa's plan to convert unsold condos in British Columbia into affordable housing, labeling it a 'bailout' for developers and investors.

Investigation Reveals Cause of Natural Gas Pipeline Puncture in Northeastern B.C.

2 months ago

Investigation Reveals Cause of Natural Gas Pipeline Puncture in Northeastern B.C.

A federal investigation has determined that inaccurate identification of a natural gas pipeline's location led to a puncture in northeastern B.C. last November, releasing a significant amount of gas without causing an explosion.

Apex Well Servicing Fined $144,000 Following Workplace Injury Incident

2 months ago

Apex Well Servicing Fined $144,000 Following Workplace Injury Incident

Apex Well Servicing has been fined for failing to ensure worker safety, leading to a serious injury incident in Slave Lake.

Felicia Wiltshire Appointed as First Female President and CEO of Manitoba Heavy Construction Association

2 months ago

Felicia Wiltshire Appointed as First Female President and CEO of Manitoba Heavy Construction Association

Felicia Wiltshire will become the first female president and CEO of the Manitoba Heavy Construction Association on December 1, 2026, succeeding Chris Lorenc after his long tenure.

Toronto Mayor Advances Union Agreement Amid Controversy

2 months ago

Toronto Mayor Advances Union Agreement Amid Controversy

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's motion for a voluntary recognition agreement with LIUNA Local 183 has sparked contrasting reactions from labor groups and industry associations, highlighting a significant shift in labor relations within the city’s construction sector.

Completion of Tsi Thonwatíhsnye Long-Term Care Home Marks New Chapter for Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

2 months ago

Completion of Tsi Thonwatíhsnye Long-Term Care Home Marks New Chapter for Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

The newly constructed Tsi Thonwatíhsnye long-term care home in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is set to provide culturally appropriate services for local Mohawk Elders, housing 128 residents with various amenities.

City of Toronto Enhances Nutrition Support for Campers

2 months ago

City of Toronto Enhances Nutrition Support for Campers

The City of Toronto has expanded its nutrition program to support campers, ensuring access to healthy meals during the summer months.

Toronto's CampTO Nutrition Program Supports Summer Campers

2 months ago

Toronto's CampTO Nutrition Program Supports Summer Campers

The City of Toronto has launched the CampTO Nutrition Program to provide nutritious meals to campers during the summer, addressing food security and promoting healthy eating among children.

Canada Day 2026: What to Expect in Metro Vancouver

2 months ago

Canada Day 2026: What to Expect in Metro Vancouver

An overview of the operational schedule and availability of services in Metro Vancouver for Canada Day 2026.

Independent Review Team Announced for North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant Project Amid Cost Overruns

2 months ago

Independent Review Team Announced for North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant Project Amid Cost Overruns

An independent team will review the North Shore wastewater treatment plant project after costs soared to nearly five times the original budget, with the report expected by January.