Special Feature
Demolition and Environmental Engineering
Below are articles from the latest Demolition Special Feature Newsletter, published April 29, 2022 by the Journal of Commerce.
Feature Articles - Demolition and Environmental Engineering
Interior demo of iconic B.C. high school gets high marks
Crews are wrapping up work on an extensive and interesting demolition project at...
Projects
Matcon leads massive Lytton debris clean-up
Matcon Environmental, whose construction arm has handled some of B.C.'s largest...
Projects
BCIT introduces new deconstruction micro-credential
Building deconstruction – the selective dismantlement of building components for...
Projects
Delicate demo in order to clear path for Hamilton LRT
Safety and recycling are priorities when it comes to the upcoming demolition of...
Infrastructure
MGI ensures the demo ate the dog food plant
It must have been quite a site for nearby residents to see a large, high concret...
Projects
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Top 20 U.S. Mega Project Starts
In 2020, there were 11 projects valued at $1 billion or more each, and 26 projects of 1 million square feet or more each.
Canada's Urban Population Growth
This infographic looks at the surge in Canada's urban population growth.
Canadian Demographics
This infographic looks at the latest Canadian population growth rates.
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Government , OH&S
B.A. Blacktop employee embezzled $1.9 million
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Government
Industry has a ‘complete void of basic knowledge’ on carbon footprints
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Construction trades included in new category-based immigration policy
OTTAWA — The federal government has announced it is introducing “category-based...
Government , Labour
Fix approvals, start building says Electricity Canada
A new report from Electricity Canada drives home the urgency of expanding Canada...
Infrastructure
Jill of All Trades program gains momentum across North America
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RJC Engineers shakes things up as part of massive tall wood seismic tests
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