September 2026

Home Depot Drops Power Tools to Clearance-Levels for Labor Day—Save Up to 65% DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi, and More

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Pomerleau lands $121.6M federal building contract in St. John’s

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New CRA facility is an early example of federal procurement policies prioritizing Canadian suppliers and materials. The federal government recently awarded Pomerleau Inc. a $121.6-million contract to construct a new Canada Revenue Agency facility in St. John’s, N.L., putting a significant public-sector building project into construction while also providing a tangible test of Ottawa’s recently

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$871M Gagetown infrastructure program moves into construction

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New Brunswick contractor K-Line Construction wins Phase 1 as federal defence infrastructure spending accelerates. Construction begins on Gagetown military base. Image courtesy of the Government of Canada. A major federal investment in military infrastructure has moved into construction at 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown, with New Brunswick-based K-Line Construction Limited taking on the first

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$1B housing-infrastructure investment opens pipeline for Ontario contractors

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Federal and provincial funding targets roads, bridges, water and wastewater project is needed to unlock housing in municipalities without development charges. Ontario and the federal government are putting another $1 billion into housing-enabling infrastructure, creating a potential new pipeline of municipal construction work for general contractors and civil contractors across the province. Announced August 16,

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Border rebuild offers contractors a window into next wave of federal infrastructure work

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An $18.1-million modernization of the Paterson port of entry in British Columbia highlights the logistical, operational and Indigenous-participation requirements contractors can expect on federally funded border projects. Image courtesy of the Government of Canada. Construction is underway on the modernization of the Paterson, B.C. port of entry, a project that could provide a useful case

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