This week’s JOC headlines were greatly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic which has gripped the globe and caused a state of emergency to be declared in British Columbia. The stories of note are a summary of B.C. construction events postponed or cancelled, a scale down of Site C work, cancellation of the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum’s conference and a look back at the Spanish Flu and its impacts on B.C.’s construction community.
Remembering the impact of 1918 Spanish Flu outbreak on B.C. workers
OTTAWA — Canada is rescinding its digital services tax and will resume trade neg...
TORONTO — As Ontario and southwestern Quebec continue to experience extremely hi...
TORONTO — The Ontario government has officially started construction on the East...
COLLINGWOOD, ONT. – A tender has been awarded to Bertram Construction for the bu...
Kings Cross in central London is one the best known areas of Britain. With a 20...
REGINA - Statistics Canada's latest figures indicate a 31.5 per cent increase fr...
TORONTO - Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and other representatives were on hand recen...
VANCOUVER - The right of workers to strike and employers to lock them out should...
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