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4 months ago

PCL Construction and ADM Aéroports de Montréal have initiated the construction of a temporary and permanent satellite jetty project at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport as part of ADM's airport expansion program.

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The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) has announced that registration is officially open for the 2026 MCAC Annual National Conference in Kelowna, B.C. The conference will focus on innovation, productivity, and the evolving regulatory and economic environment facing Canada's contractors. Keynote speaker Mike Downie, an award-winning filmmaker, will inspire attendees to use storytelling to connect and create cultural identity. The conference will also feature the MCAC's Innovation Showcase, highlighting tools and solutions transforming the mechanical and electrical contracting industry.

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Toronto-based Altree Developments has submitted a proposal for two 43-storey towers in Weston Village, bringing new housing and density to the area. The development includes 996 new residential units and is strategically located near Weston Station.

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A classic Muskoka cottage located at 1041 Crockford Lane S. in Bracebridge is listed for $599,999. The property features mature trees, curated gardens, and hand-built rock walls, along with a custom self-levelling floating dock with a shoreline roller ramp. The cottage offers one bedroom, with a newly built Amish bunkie providing flexible guest space. The outdoor shower is highlighted as a unique feature that enhances the Muskoka experience.

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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. is moving forward with early engineering work on two steam-driven oilsands projects while an $8.25-billion mine expansion is put on hold due to uncertainties around government environmental policies. The company is progressing with the Jackfish expansion and Pike 2 project, along with procuring equipment for its thermal oilsands growth strategy.

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A recent study reveals that an Alaskan landslide caused a 481-meter tsunami, emphasizing the potential risks for British Columbia. The study warns of increasing hazards from landslide-triggered tsunamis due to glacier retreat and expanding infrastructure in the region.

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A recent survey by Road Safety at Work found that 51 per cent of employers in B.C. do not consider work-related driving to be dangerous, despite it being the leading cause of traumatic work-related deaths in the province. The survey highlighted the gap between perception and reality, emphasizing the need for employers to take responsibility for ensuring safe driving practices. With National Road Safety Week approaching, the organization aims to raise awareness about the risks associated with driving for work.

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Five of Canada’s largest oilsands producers and clean energy groups are criticizing the federal and Alberta governments for the slow progress in finalizing aspects of the energy deal signed last year. The pact includes a new oil pipeline to the West Coast and environmental measures such as industrial carbon pricing and methane emissions reduction. The disagreement highlights differing views on the importance of carbon pricing in the Alberta MOU.

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The Manitoba government has pledged $15 million to help restore the historic Pantages Playhouse Theatre in Winnipeg, which closed in 2018 due to aging infrastructure. The renovation will include stage upgrades and modern acoustic systems, with the theatre becoming the new permanent home for the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. The goal is to preserve the historic charm of the building while modernizing it for future generations.

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Marten Falls First Nation has selected Hatch as its engineering and project management partner for the design and delivery of the Marten Falls Community Access Road. This project will provide year-round access to the community for the first time, connecting them to Ontario's provincial highway network. The partnership aims to support broader community infrastructure needs and long-term well-being.

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The Ontario government is set to launch the annual Level Up! career fairs for the fifth year, aiming to introduce students, educators, and jobseekers to in-demand jobs in various sectors. The events will take place in 12 communities across the province, showcasing 144 skilled trades through hands-on demonstrations and conversations with employers, unions, and training providers.

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Humber Polytechnic was honored with three golds and one bronze national Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) Awards of Excellence for their leadership in sustainable construction and engineering. Spencer Wood, Humber's director of facilities management, and Samara Ocansey, a fourth-year student in Humber's bachelor of engineering program, were recognized for their contributions to campus sustainability and academic excellence.