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North American leaders call for stability and deeper integration

Construction leaders from Canada, the U.S. and Mexico share their perspectives on issues from tariffs and workforce challenges to a potential path forward through collaboration. (left to right) Rodrigue Gilbert, Jeffrey Shoaf and Mario Salazar. Image courtesy of Sean Tarry. At the Canadian Construction Association’s (CCA) Annual Conference in March, leaders from across North America […]

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On-Site magazine’s Top Contractors submission deadline extended to May 15

Contractors across the country have one last opportunity to be included within Canada’s go-to construction contractor resource. As construction projects, big and small, continue across the country, it’s time for On-Site magazine to compile our annual Top Contractors report, ranking Canada’s leading construction general contractors by revenue. It’s a report that serves as both a

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Report: tactics to significantly cut carbon emissions

A new roadmap provides Canadian general contractors with the tools and tactics required to ‘green’ jobsites across the country. Growing and Greening Canadian Construction (CNW Group/PCL Construction) A report titled Growing and Greening Canadian Construction was recently released, highlighting the importance of “greening” Canadian construction and the range of related strategic opportunities available for contractors

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National safety training harmonization called for by Canada’s Building Trades Unions

In the midst of Canada’s ambitious infrastructure plans, national association pushes for standardized approach to safety training for the Canadian construction industry. In an effort to bring attention to fragmented safety training across the Canadian construction industry, Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) recently visited Quebec City to address the country’s labour ministers, impressing upon them

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Canada’s energy future boosted by Bay du Nord agreement

Landmark deal advances offshore energy development and unlocks significant opportunities in Canada’s aim to become global energy superpower. Photo caption: Illustration of the Bay du Nord field, including potential future subsea tie-backs. Image courtesy of Equinor. The development of critical minerals and natural resources is a cornerstone of the Government of Canada’s ambitious infrastructure plans,

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SAKAI America strengthens Canadian presence through Amaco Equipment partnership

New distribution and support for Ontario market signal’s company’s dedication to serving Canadian customers. Image courtesy of SAKAI America. As part of a significant move to enhance its presence and influence in the Canadian market, SAKAI America, Inc. recently announced a strategic partnership with Amaco Equipment, making it the exclusive authorized dealer within Ontario. It

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Pomerleau, Aecon and Stantec to lead development of Canada’s Arctic Over-the-Horizon Radar project

Arrangement under alternative delivery model to help modernize NORAD infrastructure and strengthen Canadian national sovereignty. The A-OTHR project is set to modernize NORAD infrastructure, strengthening Canadian sovereignty. Image courtesy of Pomerleau. It was recently announced that a consortium involving Pomerleau, Aecon and Stantec has been selected to develop and deliver the Government of Canada’s Arctic

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Building stronger, more affordable Canadian communities

Prime Minister Carney announces first round of projects as part of the Build Communities Strong Fund. Maintaining the federal government’s momentum when it comes to infrastructure-related announcements, Prime Minister Mark Carney recently officially launched the Government of Canada’s Build Communities Strong Fund, representing a $51 billion investment aimed at building the infrastructure that communities across

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Toronto infrastructure to receive upgrades through new government fund

Massive $183 million federal investment committed to the City of Toronto for 2025-26 fiscal year. Upgrades to stations across the city promise to improve accessibility to Toronto transit. Image courtesy of the Toronto Transit Commission. As part of the Government of Canada’s ambitious plans to build the nation, from coast-to-coast-to-coast, it was recently announced that

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Northern projects receive massive boost through national infrastructure fund

Iqaluit, Hay River and Whitehorse are among benefactors of Canada’s ambitious plans to develop and refurbish community assets in the north. Iqaluit, Nunavut. Image courtesy of By Aaron Einstein (Aaron Lloyd). Canada’s most northern regions, including Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut, all recently received funding commitments from the Government of Canada as part of its

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