This week’s JOC headlines include the Canadian Construction Association canceling its annual conference due to COVID-19 concerns, Cenovus slashing its capital budget amid plunging oil prices, Saskatchewan upgrading Highway 5, and the City of Calgary changing up its tiering and securities system to encourage developer investment.
Cenovus spending cut expected to set trend as sector adjusts for oil prices
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REGINA – Saskatchewan’s urban housing starts rose 12.1 per cent in March 2024 co...
Extensive construction work will be starting this summer on a $35.5-million proj...
TORONTO - The 2024 intake window for the Independent Electricity System Operator...
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