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Bird Construction has been selected to oversee the construction of Bell AI Fabric's 300 MW data centre in Sherwood, Sask., costing approximately $1.7 billion. The project is expected to generate significant economic value for the province and create 800 temporary construction jobs.

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GHD, design studio SLA, and Waterfront Toronto have revealed the design for the public realm and streetscapes of Ookwemin Minising, Toronto's new island community in the Port Lands. The 'Growing Streets' concept focuses on integrating infrastructure with public spaces to enhance sustainability and everyday life.

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The Ontario government has officially started major construction on the Bradford Bypass project, a new four-lane highway designated as Highway 425. The project includes building interchanges, replacing bridges, and adding a freeway-to-freeway interchange connecting the bypass to Highway 400. The Miller Group has been awarded the construction contract for the western section of the project.

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Algoma Steel Group Inc. CEO Rajat Marwah discusses the impact of U.S. tariffs on steel imports as the company's net loss increases. The company incurred $27.4 million in direct tariff costs during the quarter ending March 31, with shipments to the U.S. decreasing. Algoma reported a wider net loss of $159.4 million compared to the previous year. The company is focusing on repositioning itself as a Canadian supplier and has formed a partnership with Roshel Inc. to focus on steel defence solutions in Canada.

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A unique home at 319 Wychwood Avenue in Toronto, featuring a loft above a vaulted living room, organic berry beds, perennial gardens, and a private driveway, is now listed for $989,000. The property stands out in the Toronto market due to its combination of features and recent improvements.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada's new clean electricity strategy, aiming to double the country's electricity grid by 2050. The plan involves significant investment, partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, and a mix of energy sources. The strategy shifts from previous regulations to focus on reducing emissions through electrification, rather than absolute purity in generation.

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The Ministry of Transportation in British Columbia has announced that construction of a two-lane access road to Old Fort will commence on Friday after a recent landslide. The project is expected to take up to two weeks, with safety and weather conditions being key factors. The evacuation order that was issued in April will remain in place until the road is completed.

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Metro Vancouver and Acciona Wastewater Solutions have settled their lawsuits over the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant Program, with Acciona paying $235 million to Metro Vancouver. The project's costs have escalated from an initial forecast of $700 million in 2013 to the current estimate of $3.86 billion, leading to public outcry and delays. The settlement allows for an independent review of the project to proceed.

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The British Columbia government announces a $241 million investment over three years to train people for high-paying skilled trades jobs. This funding will create 5,000 new trades training seats this year, addressing the growing demand for skilled trades workers in the province.

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Manitoba's CentrePort Canada is showcasing a major new development by Exemplar Developments with the investment of over $100 million in Keystone Industrial Park. The industrial park in Rosser includes 30 lots and is ideal for manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, and transportation companies. Phase one infrastructure is complete, and phase two is set to begin in 2026.

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Enbridge Inc. remains undeterred by competition from rival oil pipeline expansions in the Canadian basin and the U.S. The company sees the increased competition as a positive sign of confidence in the industry outlook. Enbridge is actively expanding its network, including the Mainline Optimization Program and U.S. pipeline expansions. Despite a decrease in first-quarter profit, Enbridge is moving forward with several projects to support its growth.

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Telus and the federal government have announced plans to invest in AI data centres in British Columbia to boost Canada's sovereign computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure. The project involves the development of three facilities in Vancouver and Kamloops, with a focus on sustainability and innovation.