News & Blog

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Mississauga is set to invest over $170 million in various transportation and stormwater projects this construction season, with over 30 new initiatives and seven ongoing projects aimed at enhancing infrastructure and flood protection.

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Trillium Health Partners marks a key construction milestone with the commencement of concrete pouring for the Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital and Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children, a significant public-private partnership project.

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Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, is set to break ground on a $242 million multi-purpose arena that aims to enhance athletics and student life while generating economic benefits for the campus community.

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Aecon Group Inc. has announced a major acquisition of Oaktree's stake in Aecon Utilities Group, a move expected to enhance its operational capabilities and financial performance.

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A recent Desjardins report highlights the growing reserves from development charges in Ontario, emphasizing their role as a significant obstacle to housing affordability and new construction.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to unveil plans for the future of 24 Sussex, the abandoned official residence of the prime minister, amid ongoing maintenance costs for the vacant property.

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Webequie First Nation begins construction on a vital supply road, marking a significant step towards economic development and connection to Ontario's provincial highway system.

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The delay in the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge has emerged as a critical issue in the Michigan Senate race, with Democratic candidate Mallory McMorrow blaming President Trump for the setback.

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A review of Gail Perry's book on J.D. Atchison highlights the architect's significant contributions to Winnipeg's architectural landscape and his enduring legacy.

4 months ago

Chris Gardner has been appointed as the chair of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, bringing extensive experience from the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association and other notable positions.

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Toronto has been awarded up to $1.5 billion to reduce development charges significantly over the next few years, as part of a broader initiative to enhance housing availability and infrastructure investment.

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While the Canadian construction industry experiences a significant downturn in early 2026, specific markets such as Alberta, British Columbia, and smaller provinces like Saskatchewan and Manitoba are projected to see growth, highlighting opportunities amidst broader economic challenges.