Your top JOC headlines this week cover a COVID-19-related closure of a mixed-use tower project in B.C.; a construction crew comes to the rescue building tunnels for toads; a new piling innovation is being implemented in Kelowna; and Alberta construction associations urge government to prioritize construction workers for vaccines.
Work at B.C. mixed-use tower project suspended due to COVID-19 cases
Construction workers come to the rescue with tunnels for toads
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TORONTO — Habitat for Humanity Canada is calling on the Government of Canada to...
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