Across western Canada, construction companies are adjusting to new and shifting workplace conditions brought on by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Below we’ve compiled pictures taken by western Canadian construction companies documenting the changes they’ve made so far.
SLIDESHOW: Sites adjust to new COVID-19 conditions
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