The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) recently released a report emphasizing the need for increased investment and stronger policies to protect critical infrastructure from the increasing threats of climate change.
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The Canadian construction industry will see stronger demand, along with more manageable supply chains and material prices in 2024, according to a report from global real estate company JLL.
A 2022 report titled, “The Real Economy, Canada,” found that while most industries gained jobs, the construction industry lost over 23,000 in April and June, despite the pent-up demand in the overall labour market.
A new study released by Ontario’s Ministry of Labour found the province’s construction workers have been exposed to unsafe levels of a known lung carcinogen from diesel engine exhaust (DEE).
According to a new Efficiency Canada report, there is no pathway to achieving Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction commitments that does not include retrofitting the country’s millions of residential and commercial buildings.
A market forecast from BuildForce Canada predicts recovery for construction, but also a need to replace 300,000 workers in the next 10 years.
Over 3k construction jobs lost in December
(02/02/2021)
According to the ADP Canada National Employment Report, employment in Canada Decreased by 28,800 jobs in December.
According to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to a dip in the year-on-year completions of tall buildings in 2020.
A new report, Averting a Crisis: The Need to Protect Ontario’s Infrastructure Investments, done for the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) by Prism Economics and Analysis shows a massive number of construction industry...
B.C. tops Canada’s energy efficiency scorecard
(11/17/2020)
When it comes to energy-saving policies, British Columbia is first, Saskatchewan is last, Prince Edward Island (P.E.I) is most improved, and the federal government needs to help all provinces ramp up to meet national...
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