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Manhattan High-Rise Stabilized After Columns Buckle, Evacuations Lifted

3 months ago

Manhattan High-Rise Stabilized After Columns Buckle, Evacuations Lifted

Construction at a Manhattan high-rise faced a potential collapse when columns buckled, leading to evacuations. Stabilization efforts allowed some residents to return, while extensive repairs are anticipated.

Environmental Groups Demand Stronger Decarbonization Commitment in New Pipeline Proposal

3 months ago

Environmental Groups Demand Stronger Decarbonization Commitment in New Pipeline Proposal

Environmental advocates are urging for a robust commitment to decarbonization in the pipeline proposal backed by Alberta and the federal government, emphasizing the need for a clear plan to address greenhouse gas emissions.

British Columbia Leads Development of Critical Minerals Strategy for Western and Northern Canada

3 months ago

British Columbia Leads Development of Critical Minerals Strategy for Western and Northern Canada

British Columbia spearheads a collaborative strategy involving several provinces and territories to enhance the development and processing of critical minerals in Western and Northern Canada.

Building the Future Around Our Past: The Challenges of Underground Infrastructure in British Columbia

3 months ago

Building the Future Around Our Past: The Challenges of Underground Infrastructure in British Columbia

This article explores the complexities of constructing new infrastructure in British Columbia while managing existing underground assets, emphasizing the importance of understanding historical infrastructure.

Nunavut Land-Use Plan Rejected by Federal and Territorial Governments

3 months ago

Nunavut Land-Use Plan Rejected by Federal and Territorial Governments

The Nunavut land-use plan, intended to guide land and water use in the territory, has been rejected by federal and Nunavut governments along with Inuit representatives, necessitating further review.

NAIOP Rebrands as Commercial Real Estate Development Association to Reflect Industry Evolution

3 months ago

NAIOP Rebrands as Commercial Real Estate Development Association to Reflect Industry Evolution

NAIOP has changed its name to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, reflecting the diverse roles of its members in the commercial real estate sector.

Hamilton Unveils $390.4 Million Birch Transit Centre for CNG and Future Electric Buses

3 months ago

Hamilton Unveils $390.4 Million Birch Transit Centre for CNG and Future Electric Buses

The Birch Transit Centre, a $390.4 million facility in Hamilton, integrates current CNG bus support with future provisions for electric buses, enhancing the city's transit capabilities.

Major Affordable Housing Development Set to Transform Downtown St. Catharines

3 months ago

Major Affordable Housing Development Set to Transform Downtown St. Catharines

A new affordable housing project is underway in St. Catharines, supported by significant federal funding and local incentives, aimed at providing nearly 500 rental units.

Understanding Concrete Curing: The Importance of Real-Time Monitoring

3 months ago

Understanding Concrete Curing: The Importance of Real-Time Monitoring

This article explores the critical distinction between concrete drying and curing, outlining how real-time monitoring technologies like SmartRock® can minimize costly delays and enhance structural integrity in construction projects.

PCL Celebrates Topping Off of Lakeview DXE Club in Mississauga

3 months ago

PCL Celebrates Topping Off of Lakeview DXE Club in Mississauga

PCL’s Toronto residential team has celebrated the topping off of the Lakeview DXE Club, a new condo development in Mississauga featuring two mid-rise towers and extensive amenities.

Newmarket Continues Storm Clean-Up Efforts Following Severe Weather

3 months ago

Newmarket Continues Storm Clean-Up Efforts Following Severe Weather

The Town of Newmarket is actively engaged in clean-up operations after severe weather damaged over 200 trees on municipal property. Efforts are ongoing to assess and manage hazardous trees while assisting residents with private property concerns.

Labatt Village Project in Toronto Enters Receivership as Financial Struggles Persist

3 months ago

Labatt Village Project in Toronto Enters Receivership as Financial Struggles Persist

The Labatt Village project, aimed at transforming a 1.34-acre site in Toronto, has entered receivership due to financial difficulties faced by developer TAS, following a series of loan defaults and falling market conditions.