Your top JOC headlines this week feature news several Saskatchewan construction associations have merged into one; a university charity is fostering a new approach to affordable housing in Winnipeg; Trillium tower tops off in Kamloops; and an Alberta metal fabricator is fined $360,000 in relation to a worker fatality.
Saskatchewan construction associations announce major merger
University charity spearheads innovative approach to affordable housing in Winnipeg
Your top JOC headlines this week feature news several Saskatchewan construction...
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