Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
3 months ago
The Salmon Stone Childcare centre, a new facility in South Vancouver, opens its doors to local families, providing essential childcare services.
3 months ago
A recent agreement between Saskatchewan and Alberta facilitates cross-border apprenticeship for heavy-duty equipment technicians in Lloydminster, enhancing training accessibility for apprentices.
3 months ago
The NFL has officially chosen Nashville as the host city for the 2030 Super Bowl, to be held in the Tennessee Titans' upcoming Nissan Stadium. This decision comes as the Titans prepare to complete their $2.1 billion stadium project, marking a significant milestone for Nashville's sports landscape.
3 months ago
The Province of Ontario has inaugurated an apprenticeship exam testing centre in Kenora, aimed at increasing accessibility for apprentices in the region.
3 months ago
Fitzrovia, Canada's largest purpose-built rental developer, opens its first office in Vancouver and partners on the significant Sen̓áḵw Phase I Indigenous rental project, marking a strategic expansion into British Columbia.
3 months ago
The Site C Dam in British Columbia is set to be renamed in honor of former Premier John Horgan, reflecting his complex relationship with the controversial hydroelectric project.
3 months ago
Keyera Corp., AltaGas Ltd., and Canadian National Railway Co. are set to develop a new rail terminal in Alberta, enhancing transportation capacity for propane and butane exports.
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Construction has officially commenced on De Havilland Field, the largest private aviation investment in Alberta's history, set to create thousands of jobs and enhance local manufacturing capabilities.
3 months ago
The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. and the Canadian German Chamber of Industry and Commerce will co-host a German delegation of building technology manufacturers in Vancouver, focusing on energy efficiency and innovation in the construction industry.
3 months ago
Mikala Sposito, a 21-year-old student from Washtenaw Community College, will represent the United States as the first female competitor in welding at the WorldSkills Competition in China, following her victory at the USA Weld Trials.
3 months ago
The Canstruction Toronto charity competition showcased innovative designs and raised significant support for the Daily Bread Food Bank, highlighting community efforts against food insecurity.
