TORONTO - More than 600 professional engineers and land surveyors who work for the Ontario government have started a work-to-rule campaign and warn that their job action could affect the province's ability to make progress on key infrastructure projects....
VANCOUVER – As the British Columbia election counts down to Oct. 19 the BC Real...
TORONTO — The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed a challenge to the construct...
TORONTO — Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and coun. Shelley Carroll, chair of the city...
OTTAWA — Construction industry leaders recently descended on Parliament Hill for...
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says eligible businesses will be getting a s...
CALGARY, ALTA. — A public meeting on the preliminary findings of an investigatio...
VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver is inviting the public to share their thoughts...
Important amendments to Ontario’s Construction Act (OCA) received Royal Assent o...
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's NDP government has laid out its plans for the coming year...
EDMONTON — In an effort to streamline processes, cut red tape and reduce delays...
VICTORIA — Premier David Eby says "kitchen table" issues in British Columbia wil...
VANCOUVER — Despite challenges such as interest rates, construction costs and la...
Winnipeg Coun. Brian Mayes wants the city to produce a map that will show where...
TIMMINS, ONT. – The Province of Ontario is investing $13 million through the Ont...
WINDSOR, ONT. — Up to $25.2 million has been allotted for four projects by the f...
OTTAWA — The Government of Canada has announced it is investing in 1,500 interna...
Managing risk on major construction projects can be a delicate balance of severa...
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WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government will unveil its plans for the year ahead in a...
TORONTO — As the sun shone on an unusually warm day at the end of October, Emma...
LONGUEUIL, QUE. — The governments of Canada and Quebec along with the City of Lo...
VANCOUVER — Vancouver Coun. Rebecca Bligh has been appointed as the new presiden...
Your top JOC headlines this week feature news a dam project has wrapped up near...
TORONTO — City of Toronto staff are estimating that the Ontario government's pla...
Despite efforts undertaken by all three levels of government, times are tough fo...
Your top DCN headlines this week feature news two buildings partially collapsed...
VANCOUVER — John Horgan is being remembered by BC Building Trades unions and the...
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew shuffled his cabinet Wednesday, adding thr...
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s new Housing Starts Here online portal is geared towards si...
Lytton Mayor Denise O’Connor is looking at 2025 as the year the village starts t...
SOS Marine Inc., a Québec-based maritime service company, was contracted by M/V...
In the Ontario Superior Court’s decision of TruGrp v Karmina, 2024 ONSC 2165 (se...
OTTAWA — The union representing locked-out port workers in British Columbia is p...
VICTORIA — Ambassador to Germany and former British Columbia premier John Horgan...
ORO-MEDONTE, ONT. — The second round of Ontario’s Skills Development Fund (SDF)...
Cement and steel manufacturing are among the world’s most energy-intensive indus...
VICTORIA — A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) is...
ACHESON, ALTA. — North American Construction Group Ltd. has announced that Mikis...
MONTRÉAL — A survey conducted by Pomerleau, in conjunction with Leger, highlight...
TORONTO – Excavation for the launch shaft for the Ontario Line subway tunnels at...
OTTAWA — Construction industry leaders recently descended on Parliament Hill for...
KINGSTON — A unique modular bridge, designed by Acrow, has been functioning as a...
CALGARY — Donald Trump’s return to the White House is good news for Canada’s ene...