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The Province of British Columbia has awarded a $74.2 million contract to Norland Kingston General Partnership for the replacement of the CPKC rail overpass near Langley, enhancing safety and traffic flow along Highway 1.
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The Manitoba government is making significant investments in infrastructure to improve road safety and connectivity in the Rural Municipality of St. Clements and near Winnipeg Beach.
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Numerous road resurfacing projects are set to enhance travel across northern British Columbia and the southern Interior, with significant investments aimed at improving highway conditions by fall 2026.
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Infrastructure Ontario and Runnymede Healthcare Centre are set to release a Request for Qualifications for two new healthcare facilities aimed at supporting first responders with post-traumatic stress injury.
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The Niagara Region is set to replace the 59-year-old J.R. Stork Bridge on Martindale Road in St. Catharines, with a project value of $6.8 million expected to enhance traffic flow and capacity in the area.
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The Ontario government is funding 18 projects focused on critical minerals innovation, aiming to enhance technological development in the sector.
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Exploring the advancements in concrete monitoring technology, this article discusses the limitations of K-type thermocouples and the benefits of wireless sensors like SmartRock and SmartRock Pro.
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The Ontario government announces a significant investment to enhance the safety of communities impacted by old oil and gas wells, raising the total funding for the year to $10.8 million.
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The Canadian federal government has announced a proposed $1.7 billion fund aimed at assisting provinces and territories in reducing construction costs and increasing housing stock without imposing strict spending guidelines.
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The Ontario government has revised its housing start projections downward again, falling short of its ambitious goal of building 1.5 million homes by 2031. With just 64,800 starts expected this year, the government faces mounting criticism over its plan's execution and the need for immediate affordability measures.
2 weeks ago
Premier Wab Kinew has launched a provincewide disaster financial assistance program to support residents affected by recent severe flooding in Manitoba, particularly in Stonewall.
