Your top JOC headlines this week cover a recent agreement that aims to reignite the Calgary Events Centre project; a new use for hemp waste that may help the cement industry; a union that feels forgotten when it comes to B.C.’s CBA policy; and how B.C.’s forestry industry is in jeopardy.
Union: CBA noticeably absent from massive $622M northern B.C. hospital project
UBC prof: Fires, beetles and climate put B.C. forestry in jeopardy
LANGLEY, B.C. – The Government of British Columbia is working to improve pump ca...
HALIFAX — The head of Nova Scotia's power utility says the current estimate for...
The Chicago Loop continues a transformation from a storied, yet near empty, down...
TORONTO — There will be several new changes on Ontario’s One Call system effecti...
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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Construction progresses at the CIBC Square office building on Bay Street in Toro...
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