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Aecon Group Inc. Receives TSX Approval for Share Buyback Program

2 months ago

Aecon Group Inc. Receives TSX Approval for Share Buyback Program

Aecon Group Inc. has announced the renewal of its normal course issuer bid, allowing for the repurchase of up to 3,426,476 common shares, subject to regulatory approval and market conditions.

Historic High Park-Swansea Home Hits Market for $6.75 Million

2 months ago

Historic High Park-Swansea Home Hits Market for $6.75 Million

A grand property at 270 Indian Road, originally built in 1924, is now listed for $6.75 million, showcasing a blend of historical charm and modern renovations.

Ontario Line Subway Costs Surge to $34 Billion, Tripling Initial Estimates

2 months ago

Ontario Line Subway Costs Surge to $34 Billion, Tripling Initial Estimates

The Ontario Line subway project has seen its estimated costs jump to approximately $34 billion, significantly exceeding initial projections. Metrolinx's CEO attributed the increase to trade uncertainties and supply chain issues, emphasizing the need for efficient spending.

British Columbia Reports $7.7 Billion Deficit, Adjusts Capital Spending Plans

2 months ago

British Columbia Reports $7.7 Billion Deficit, Adjusts Capital Spending Plans

The British Columbia government announces a reduced deficit for the fiscal year ending March 2026, attributing the change to higher revenues and lower capital project spending.

Construction Begins on Sixth Turbine at Revelstoke Generating Station

2 months ago

Construction Begins on Sixth Turbine at Revelstoke Generating Station

BC Hydro has commenced construction on the sixth turbine at Revelstoke Generating Station, aiming to boost clean energy capacity amid rising electricity demand in British Columbia.

Construction Progress at Toronto Police Service 41 Division Indicates Shift Towards Net-Zero Emissions

2 months ago

Construction Progress at Toronto Police Service 41 Division Indicates Shift Towards Net-Zero Emissions

Eastern Construction updates on the Toronto Police Service's 41 Division project in Scarborough, highlighting its advancements towards becoming Ontario's first net-zero emission police building.

Understanding the Dynamics of Municipal Operations and Contracting

2 months ago

Understanding the Dynamics of Municipal Operations and Contracting

An in-depth analysis of the nature of municipal operations and the implications of short-term contracting practices.

National Park Service Warns Trump's Proposed Arch Could Disrupt Historical Integrity of Washington Sites

2 months ago

National Park Service Warns Trump's Proposed Arch Could Disrupt Historical Integrity of Washington Sites

A report from the National Park Service indicates that President Trump's proposed memorial arch could adversely affect the historical significance of numerous sites in Washington, D.C.

Ontario's Top Pre-Bid Road and Highway Projects Revealed for August 2026

2 months ago

Ontario's Top Pre-Bid Road and Highway Projects Revealed for August 2026

A detailed overview of the most significant upcoming road and highway projects in Ontario, highlighting their value, scope, and regional impact as of August 7, 2026.

Construction Commences on New Emergency Department at Centenary Hospital

2 months ago

Construction Commences on New Emergency Department at Centenary Hospital

Scarborough Health Network begins work on a new emergency department at Centenary Hospital, backed by significant provincial funding and promising job creation.

Canadian Businesses Optimistic About Economic Agenda Amid U.S. Tariff Threats

2 months ago

Canadian Businesses Optimistic About Economic Agenda Amid U.S. Tariff Threats

A KPMG survey reveals that Canadian business leaders are optimistic about the federal government's economic measures, but they urge for swift execution amid looming U.S. tariffs.

King Cove Road Project Faces Legal Challenges Despite Federal Approval

2 months ago

King Cove Road Project Faces Legal Challenges Despite Federal Approval

The long-debated King Cove road project in Alaska has received federal approval, but legal actions from tribal governments and environmental groups threaten its construction.