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
The Government of British Columbia has deemed construction an essential service...
OTTAWA — The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) has developed a surv...
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is implementing a number of measures...
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold, legal experts and construction stake...
The BC Building Trades Council is calling for WorkSafeBC to enforce construction...
Unsafe Ontario construction sites will be shutdown, confirms the province’s labo...
There are currently two crises underway simultaneously. The advance of the nove...
TORONTO — Canadian construction software company Bridgit has announced another p...
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