Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
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The Ontario government has finalized significant enhancements to the Bloor GO/UP Station, aimed at improving capacity and community access.
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Vancouver has successfully utilized trenchless construction techniques to upgrade its sewer infrastructure at Memorial West Park, marking a significant advancement in urban construction practices.
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Buildots unveils the Intelligence Lab, an innovative AI-powered research facility aimed at transforming decision-making in the construction industry through data-driven insights.
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Montreal's iconic Place des Arts is set to receive a $134 million rehabilitation, focusing on restoring public access and enhancing architectural integration with the urban landscape, aimed for completion by summer 2028.
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This article explores how ready-mix concrete producers can enhance quality control and reduce costs by leveraging existing operational data through connectivity and smart data management.
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Algoma Steel Group Inc. announces a net loss of $96 million for Q2, showing improvement from last year's loss. Revenue declines significantly as the company navigates tariff costs.
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The Vic Towns, a townhouse project in North York, has been placed under creditor protection due to unsold inventory and financial difficulties faced by developer Solotex Group.
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Toronto and the Government of Canada announce a joint investment of up to $2.7 billion to accelerate housing supply, delivering 5,600 new rental homes across the city.
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The City of Toronto has introduced new programs aimed at providing financial relief for property tax and utility costs to eligible residents, helping them manage housing expenses amidst rising costs.
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The City of Toronto has introduced programs aimed at relieving the financial burden of property taxes and utilities for eligible residents, highlighting the municipality's commitment to supporting housing affordability.
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A recent poll reveals that over half of Greater Toronto Area residents are considering relocating to more affordable cities due to skyrocketing housing prices. This reflects a significant shift in Ontario's housing market, with affordability becoming a pressing issue for younger generations.
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The Canadian federal government is working to designate a proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia as a national interest project, enabling expedited approvals and potentially bypassing some environmental regulations.