The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is calling for greater investment in sustainable infrastructure to build Canada’s clean economy.
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The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) supports the decision to keep health-compliant federal construction project sites open.
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The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has cancelled its annual conference which was to be held in San Diego, Calif., as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. The National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) International annual conference and expo (Houston, Tex.) and the Biennale Architettura 2020 (Venice, Italy) have also been postponed.
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Canada’s public infrastructure requires urgent attention in the coming decades to reverse the current state of disrepair, according to the 2019 Canadian Infrastructure Report Card (CIRC).
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Giovanna Borasi is the new director of the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA). Her predecessor Mirko Zardini will step will down at the end of this year after leading the organization for nearly 15 years.
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The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) presented its annual awards during the 100th conference held recently in Banff, Alberta. These awards recognize the important contributions of individuals, companies, and associations promoting and enhancing the Canadian construction industry.
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The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) released “Informing the Future: The 2016 Canadian Infrastructure Report Card,” which demonstrates the urgent need for sustained strategic infrastructure investment across Canadian municipalities.
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The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) announced the newly-formed Lean Construction Institute Canada (LCI–Canada) as its special committee. LCI–Canada is an organization committed to transforming the built environment through the development and application of ‘lean’ tools and techniques throughout the building industry supply chain.
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It may seem pressure-treated wood has been around forever. Some may view it as an old product with very little, if any, innovation. While the former statement may have some element of truth, the latter is far from accurate. Treated wood products, in some form or fashion, have been around for millenia.
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