Latest articles and insights from the construction industry
3 months ago
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's motion for a voluntary recognition agreement with LIUNA Local 183 has sparked contrasting reactions from labor groups and industry associations, highlighting a significant shift in labor relations within the city’s construction sector.
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The newly constructed Tsi Thonwatíhsnye long-term care home in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is set to provide culturally appropriate services for local Mohawk Elders, housing 128 residents with various amenities.
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The City of Toronto has expanded its nutrition program to support campers, ensuring access to healthy meals during the summer months.
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The City of Toronto has launched the CampTO Nutrition Program to provide nutritious meals to campers during the summer, addressing food security and promoting healthy eating among children.
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An overview of the operational schedule and availability of services in Metro Vancouver for Canada Day 2026.
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An independent team will review the North Shore wastewater treatment plant project after costs soared to nearly five times the original budget, with the report expected by January.
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The CN Tower, a defining feature of Toronto's skyline, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a public celebration that attracted visitors from around the city and beyond. The tower, which was built to resolve communication issues caused by new skyscrapers in the 1960s, remains a significant tourist attraction.
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Premier David Eby defends a joint federal-B.C. initiative aimed at purchasing unsold condominiums, asserting it is not a bailout for developers but rather a means to provide housing opportunities.
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The Manitoba government is advancing multiple road construction projects worth over $90 million, focusing on improving travel reliability and safety in northern Manitoba.
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Ottawa has initiated a public comment period for Trigon Pacific Terminals' proposed liquefied petroleum gas facility at the Port of Prince Rupert, with comments due by July 24.
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The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has obtained federal permits to commence dredging in Burrard Inlet, facilitating larger oil tankers from the Trans Mountain pipeline. The project aims to enhance shipping capacity while addressing environmental concerns.
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Hazelview's Station House in Toronto has received Rainbow Registered accreditation, recognizing its commitment to inclusivity for the 2SLGBTQI+ community.