Tech will change construction but not without people and processes: Expert
Tech will change construction but not without people and processes: Expert
Technology will revolutionize the construction industry, but only if it puts people first. That’s the message Esub Construction Software director of strategic accounts Jeff Sample gave to attendees at the Mechanical Contractors of Canada conference held...
Technology
BuildForce sees B.C. and Ontario growth while Alberta hits ‘new normal’
Canada’s construction economy is winding down - except where it’s gearing up. T...
Associations , Labour
Hugh Munro auctions off 1,200 pieces of heavy equipment as it leaves roadbuilding
WINNIPEG, MAN. - A recent auction of heavy equipment in Manitoba by Hugh Munro C...
Associations , Government , Infrastructure
Industry Special: BCCSA now offering Certified Concrete Pump Operator certification, a North American first
The new Certified Concrete Pump Operator (CCPO) proficiency certification is now...
Associations , OH&S
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Calgary-based DIRTT now trading on Nasdaq
Calgary, Alta. - Construction technology company DIRTT Environmental Solutions L...
Economic
Education, collaboration key to increasing trades diversity: Blue Collar CEO
The Blue Collar CEO wants more respect for the skilled trades and increased dive...
Associations , Labour
Work starts upgrading Brandon water treatment
Brandon, Man. - The first phase of a multi-year upgrade of a municipal water tre...
Infrastructure , Projects
Petrochemical complex in Prince George, B.C. begins regulatory approval process
Construction of a $5.6-billion petrochemical complex in Prince George, B.C., cou...
Projects , Resource
Canadian Jobs Creation Going Gangbusters in August and September
Lowest Core-Aged Male Unemployment Rate in 40 Years On top of the 82,000 net n...
Economic
Your Top JOC Headlines: Oct. 7 to Oct. 11
This week’s top JOC headlines include B.C. construction’s industry can now weigh...
Associations , Economic , Government , Others
B.C. town receives funding for affordable homes
Oliver, B.C. - Officials in B.C. have announced plans to build more than 40 new...
Government , Infrastructure , Projects
Newest addition to Calgary’s Plus 15 Skyway system an intricate project
After years of planning and negotiation, Calgary’s newest, and most unique addit...
Infrastructure , Projects
Burnaby working on partnership with province to build housing
Burnaby, B.C. - Officials in Burnaby are attempting to form a partnership with t...
Infrastructure , Projects
Edmonton hosts Smart City Readiness Workshop
EDMONTON, ALTA. – The City of Edmonton recently hosted a Smart Cities Readiness...
Government , Infrastructure , Projects
U.S. Industry Snapshot – Through 3 Quarters of 2019, Total Nonresidential Construction Starts +3.0%
ConstructConnect announced today that the latest month’s volume of construction...
Economic
Tech will change construction but not without people and processes: Expert
Technology will revolutionize the construction industry, but only if it puts peo...
Technology
Hugh Munro auctions off 1,200 pieces of heavy equipment as it leaves roadbuilding
WINNIPEG, MAN. - A recent auction of heavy equipment in Manitoba by Hugh Munro C...
Associations , Government , Infrastructure
Investigation finds misuse of funds, scant oversight at Alberta Energy Regulator
EDMONTON, ALTA. - Multiple government investigations say the former head of the...
Government , Resource
BuildForce sees B.C. and Ontario growth while Alberta hits ‘new normal’
Canada’s construction economy is winding down - except where it’s gearing up. T...
Associations , Labour
AIBC announces 2019 Recognition Program honorees
VANCOUVER – The Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC) has announced...
Associations
Pace of Canadian housing starts slowed in September but less than expected
OTTAWA - The pace of Canadian housing starts slowed in September compared with A...
Economic
B.C. asked to weigh in on Lien Act recommendations
The construction industry is being asked for input regarding proposed changes to...
Economic , Government
B.C. to create ‘second downtown’ with Surrey innovation corridor
SURREY, B.C. - B.C. officials aim to make Surrey a “second Lower Mainland downto...
Government , Infrastructure , Technology
CleanBC creators win environmental awards
TORONTO - A pair of B.C. officials have been honoured at the Clean50 awards in T...
Associations , Government , Technology
U.S. September Jobs Report Offers Comfort to Worriers
Decent Jobs Growth, Especially with Revisions U.S. jobs growth in September, as...
Economic
Your Top JOC Headlines: Sept. 30 to Oct. 4
This week’s top JOC stories include the greenest school in Canada, Edmonton desi...
Government , Infrastructure , Others , Projects , Technology
Procurement policies risk “hollowing out” sector: CCA report
Anticipated growth of mega-projects could polarize the construction industry int...
Government , Infrastructure
The Construction Record Podcast – Episode 65: Conexpo-Con/AGG 2020, CSP online submission, the MCAC live from Nashville, and Ontario infrastructure
On this episode of the Construction Record podcast, Journal of Commerce and Dail...
Stock Markets Have Lost Their Ability to Bedazzle
Indices Moving Mainly Sideways Relative to their trough levels in February 2009...
Economic
Workforce, technology top future challenges: CCA report
This is the first in a two-part series on a report released by the Canad...
Associations , Labour , Technology
U.S. awards $812.6 million in border wall contracts
DALLAS — The U.S. government has awarded three contracts worth more than $812.6...
Government , Infrastructure
Danish-Canadian solar farm construction in Alberta can proceed
CALGARY — A $200-million Danish-Canadian solar power project in Alberta is heade...
Projects , Resource
Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Trades Women Build Nations and the skilled trades build Canada
Much has been discussed about the Trudeau Liberal’s feminist government — from a...
Labour
Saskatchewan oat-processing build receives innovation award
The Grain Millers – WIP III Expansion project in Yorkton, Sask., has won the 201...
Projects
Massive pour lays foundation for Kelowna tower
Kelowna Ready Mix recently completed its largest concrete pour ever with 2,600 c...
Projects
‘Lunch atop a Skyscraper’ gets modern upgrade
CALGARY, ALTA. - The iconic photo “Lunch atop a Skyscraper” of ironworkers shari...
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Procurement policies risk “hollowing out” sector: CCA report
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‘Lunch atop a Skyscraper’ gets modern upgrade
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Canadian Jobs Creation Going Gangbusters in August and September
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Workforce, technology top future challenges: CCA report
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Associations , Labour , Technology
Hugh Munro auctions off 1,200 pieces of heavy equipment as it leaves roadbuilding
WINNIPEG, MAN. - A recent auction of heavy equipment in Manitoba by Hugh Munro C...
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Massive pour lays foundation for Kelowna tower
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B.C. to create ‘second downtown’ with Surrey innovation corridor
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