One in eight electrical apprentices have had an electric shock at work
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Two-Tower Plan Replaces Previous Design at Broadview and Danforth No Frills Site
DEVELOPMENT PLANNINGOctober 31, 2025 by Anthony Teles 671 Two-Tower Plan Replaces Previous Design at Broadview and Danforth No Frills Site In Toronto’s … Read more
Sellafield awards £4.6bn hazard reduction mega-framework
The new Decommissioning and Nuclear Waste Partnership (DNWP) will deliver the next generation of high-hazard risk reduction programmes on the … Read more
Algoma Steel not banking on return to U.S. market: CEO
SAULT STE. MARIE, ONT. — The CEO of Algoma Steel says that even if Canada reaches a deal with the … Read more
Canadian small businesses underprepared for cyber attacks
IBC survey suggests many business owners may be underestimating the risk and impact of a cyber attack. PHOTO: Adobe Stock/Sikov … Read more
A New Blueprint for Your Strategy Process
Are you planning to update your company’s business strategy? Or are you perhaps thinking to start up a new business … Read more
Robotics and Automation in Construction Lifting
– Advertisement – Robotics and Automation in Construction Lifting Systems The construction industry experiences a technological renaissance as robotics automation … Read more
Amid uptick in M&A, OpenSpace acquires progress tracking firm
Dive Brief: OpenSpace, a construction technology firm focused on reality capture, announced that it has entered a deal to acquire … Read more
Three Towers up to 65 Storeys Proposed on Jane Street North of VMC in Vaughan
A massive development is being proposed for 31 Pennsylvania Avenue north of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC), where 1714574 Ontario … Read more
Right-to-work reform targets construction subbies
Contractors hiring workers will be legally required to carry out checks confirming that anyone working in their name is eligible … Read more
Ontario signs deal with Webequie First Nation to speed Ring of Fire road construction
TORONTO — A northern Ontario First Nation has signed a partnership deal with the province designed to speed up construction … Read more
Photos Wanted: It’s time to show off your Canadian job sites
On-Site’s annual Canadian Construction Photo Contest is back for another year, and once again, we want to put a spotlight … Read more