University of Toronto’s newest research centre—consisting of cross-disciplinary university academics and 12 construction and architecture companies—will find ways to meet the urgent and growing need for infrastructure, without compounding the negative environmental impact.
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Construction Safety Nova Scotia is now offering the National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) designation, making it the last province to adopt the designation amongst the construction safety associations across Canada.
Set against Mont-Tremblant National Park, within the Devil’s River valley, Que., the Farouche agrotourism site, minimalist in essence, makes the most of the natural and untamed qualities of the territory.
Family-owned, family run Montreal-based builder Broccolini—consistently ranked over the years in top ten Canada construction firms—has announced the appointment of Anthony Broccolini as CEO, succeeding his father, John Broccolini.
A $10.3 million contract has been awarded to Farrell’s Excavating Ltd. to construct an underpass allowing motorists access between the community of Galway, N.L., and the Trans-Canada Highway, and easing traffic congestion on Pitts...
Confidential documents have revealed Metrolinx, the provincial agency responsible for Toronto’s Eglinton Crosstown light rail transit (LRT) project, says the construction consortium behind the project, Crosslinx Transit Solutions, lacks a reliable plan to finish...
The Ontario government is investing $3.5 million in province wide training initiatives to help more students launch rewarding careers in the skilled trades. These projects will be led by the Provincial Building and Construction...
When properly designed and installed, plumbing systems will provide many decades of problem-free service. Careful corrosion engineering management, including attention to details such as materials selection, fluid mechanics, water-chemistry control, protective coatings, cathodic protection,...
Alberta, Leduc City officials, and Graham Construction recently broke ground on the construction of the $112-million interchange at Queen Elizabeth II Highway and 65th Avenue, which is set to become a big economic driver...
A patented technology of corrugated steel structural panels was used to build out an indoor soccer stadium, Saguenay, Que., which shifted the weight of the building to its walls, cancelling the reliance on columns...
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