The Toronto Blue Jays have unveiled the second and latest phase of renovations to Rogers Centre, showcasing a transformed 100-level seating bowl.
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Quebec’s recent housing law amendments aim to streamline construction but raise concerns over potential drawbacks. The legislation empowers municipalities to approve projects circumventing local bylaws to accelerate housing development.
The second phase of the $300 million multi-year renovation of the Rogers Centre is progressing rapidly, with PCL Constructors Canada Inc. having been granted the contract for the ongoing work.
New data has revealed the vast scale of costs and delays to major engineering and construction projects in Canada and worldwide from recurrent causes, which are often predictable and avoidable.
The Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) government has launched a program that offers a full rebate on the provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax (HST)—10 per cent—on qualified rental housing projects up to a...
Effective as of May, the BC Building Code introduced changes to require better energy efficiency in most new buildings in the province, and either encourage or require lower carbon emissions in new buildings.
Sarens, global heavy lifting, engineered transports, and crane rental services firm, assisted SuperMetal in the construction of the Union Station overbuild in downtown Toronto. This project is part of the expansion of Union Station...
Tension fabric structures have served a key role as a cost-effective facility solution for years. In some cases, users have turned to fabric buildings when brick-and-mortar construction is not economically feasible or would take...
Construction begins on $7.5M Alberta fire guard
(05/24/2023)
Last week, construction began on a $7.5 million fire guard spanning 30 km (18.6 mi) in Grande Prairie, Alberta, to enhance protection and fortification against the wildfires that started in the region end of...
Insulated concrete forms (ICFs) offer energy efficiency, comfort, safety, and faster construction, compared to the more traditional and labour-intensive carpenter hand-built timber forms. ICFS are becoming increasingly popular as architects and builders around the...
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