Canadian Contractor

New rules under the Ontario Labour Mobility Act now allow workers bearing certifications from other provinces to apply to work … Read more

Amendments to Ontario’s Employment Standards Act coming into effect Jan. 1 will impact how companies with more than 25 employees are … Read more

The number of women working in the skilled trades and other occupations in the construction industry is heading in the … Read more

Most economists are of the opinion that Ontario’s residential construction industry is in for another tough couple of years, with … Read more

Mayor Margaret Quirk, Councillor Neeson, Councillor Fellini, members of the Economic Development Advisory Committee welcome Milwaukee Tool representatives to Georgina, … Read more

Skilled Trades Ontario is taking administration of its apprentice certification exams in-house, allowing its contract with the previous service delivery … Read more

After 23 years in journalism, I thought I knew work—how it shapes you, what it demands, what it teaches. But … Read more

In October, the total value of building permits issued in Canada rose $1.8 billion (14.9%) to $13.8 billion. The increase … Read more

Yep, they got me. In our October edition of Canadian Contractor I published a guest column titled “Why men and … Read more

Day 2 of the Buildings XVI Conference hosted by ASHRAE and Oak Ridge National Laboratories in Clearwater, Fla., was another … Read more

ASHRAE and Oak Ridge National Laboratories is hosting its Building XVI Conference in Clearwater, Fla. The event happens every three … Read more

Given current and anticipated conditions, the already-dire state of new home starts and sales across municipalities in the Greater Toronto … Read more