News Roundup for June 2, 2026
These councillors say Toronto landlords should be required to provide air conditioning in rentals; FIFA World Cup in Toronto: a … Read more
These councillors say Toronto landlords should be required to provide air conditioning in rentals; FIFA World Cup in Toronto: a … Read more
Gretton will take over on 29 June as the UK’s biggest drainage and wastewater maintenance specialist prepares for its next … Read more
Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) has unveiled a new Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan (IRAP) with 41 commitments to boost Indigenous … Read more
The traditional linear model of “take-make-waste” has governed the construction industry for over a century, leading to unprecedented levels of … Read more
Today, Waterfront Toronto officially unveiled Unfinished Arch, a new interactive public artwork at Sherbourne Common in Toronto’s East Bayfront. Created by Montréal-based … Read more
The new £3.5m facility provides staff with a modern, purpose-built working environment from which to service clients across the Highlands … Read more
Wallboard manufacturer, CGC, has announced that Sean Maynard has been appointed plant manager for Western Canada. In this role, Maynard … Read more
In honour of Pride Month, the Daily Commercial News and Journal of Commerce wanted to profile a person who … Read more
Japan’s advanced construction machinery and technologies showcased to the world One of Asia’s leading exhibitions for construction DX and smart … Read more
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: … Read more
Toronto tenants go on rent strike as landlord says social housing status exempts them from rent control; Toronto council nudges … Read more
The team behind the site formerly known as 1 Undershaft have also renamed the project One London. Aroland Holdings, Stanhope … Read more