Green light for new £1.3bn neighbourhood in Salford
The approved plans will transform the 130,000 sq ft site at Regent Retail Park, into a new retail, residential and … Read more
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Materials Guide Contains Critical Information On Carbon Intensity
Half Climate Design has produced a report that is included in the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s Housing Design Catalogue … Read more
Province eyes challenging labour market amid tariffs, lower population growth
TORONTO — Ontario’s deficit projection is shrinking in its fall fiscal update, but so are the province’s expectations for the labour market … Read more
Smilezone Foundation celebrates 500th project
Committed to improving the lives of children receiving medical treatment at health facilities across Canada, the Smilezone Foundation has unveiled … Read more
4 Essentials for Maintaining Good Client Relations during Construction Work
If you are currently providing construction or contracting work on a commercial property, the business owners may be wary of … Read more
There’s no skilled labor shortage in construction. There is a shortage of good jobs.
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Gary R. … Read more
X Marks the Spot Where Alba’s Crane Towered Over Mississauga
The crane has come down from the top of Alba, as Edenshaw Developments‘ 32-storey condominium marks another milestone on its … Read more
Ten high-rise schemes in limbo after building control firm folds
Assent — along with registered building control approvers Oculus Building Consultancy and LB Building Control — ceased trading this week … Read more
Federal Budget Highlights – Canadian Contractor
Ottawa has released its 2025 budget. The big theme is “spending less to invest more,” which means cuts to government … Read more
Carney, Champagne to promote federal budget at events in Ottawa, Montreal today
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney and Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne will begin the work of selling the federal government’s … Read more
Vacancies tighten but employment grows in August
Statistics Canada reports that payroll employment grew in the construction sector in August, but available positions contracted for the month. … Read more
Who Will Replace the Retiring Boomers? – Infographic
With baby boomers occupying the majority of skill-trade positions and the younger generations steering clear of them, this infographic explores the … Read more