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The new welding training facility in Milton, supported by a $1.46 million investment, aims to train thousands of students in welding and related technologies over the next five years.

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Dallas's downtown core struggles with high commercial vacancy rates while new developments emerge nearby, raising questions about the future of older office buildings.

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This article explores the difficulties non-profit corporations face when engaging in government contracts, highlighting issues related to financing, governance, and service delivery.

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Toronto is set to develop a new mixed-use community called Toronto Rail Yards, transforming airspace above the Union Station rail corridor into a vibrant neighborhood with homes, offices, and public spaces.

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Broccolini is set to develop The Riv, a 37-storey residential building in Toronto’s downtown-east corridor, featuring over 350 rental units. Construction is expected to begin soon, with completion aimed for 2029.

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Home sales across Canada increased significantly in May 2026, with Ontario leading the charge, as the market begins to stabilize after a period of softness earlier in the year.

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Broccolini has been selected to expand Coke Canada Bottling's flagship facility in Brampton, Ontario, enhancing its industrial construction capabilities in the Greater Toronto Area.

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Broccolini has launched a new grocery-anchored retail platform, enhancing its position in essential-service development across Canada. The move comes with the addition of experienced retail professionals to support its national expansion.

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A collaborative effort between Broccolini and Bâtir son Quartier aims to create nearly 800 rental units, including affordable housing, in the Triangle Nord Pointe-Saint-Charles project, showcasing a new model for public-private partnerships in Montreal.

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Broccolini has commenced construction on a new logistics facility for Automann in Caledon, Ontario, which will enhance Automann’s operations and contribute to the regional logistics network.

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Unionized workers in Metro Vancouver have begun a full-scale strike over contract disputes, affecting essential services related to water and air quality management. The Greater Vancouver Regional District Employees’ Union is demanding better treatment and a new contract after 17 months without an agreement.

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The Vancouver Aquatic Centre will close on June 28, 2026, to prepare for a major renovation project costing $140 million, which includes new pools and community amenities.