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Who's on the cover of Crane & Hoist's September issue? It could be you! I'm excited to announce that our annual photo contest has returned, with submissions open between now and August 1. See below for more details!
- Jack Burton, Editor
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Entries for our annual photo contest, presented in collaboration with the Canadian Crane Rental Association, are now open until August 1. Outstanding submissions will be highlighted in our September/October 2025 issue, with the winning entry receiving a spot on the cover.
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Tower crane rental company Groke has expanded its Canadian presence by entering an exclusive distributor partnership with COMANSA tower cranes for the British Columbia market.
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The Ontario Government has introduced the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, 2025. If approved, this new act would streamline approval processes for major infrastructure, transit, mining and housing projects.
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British Columbia’s Attorney General Niki Sharma has directed her Ministry to prepare for the introduction of prompt payment legislation to ensure timely payments for workers in the construction sector.
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Alberta’s J.D.A. Ventures Ltd. has purchased a Liebherr LTM 1400-6.1 and an LTM 1160-5.2 for its fleet, with the machines to be used for wind energy and oil and gas projects in northwest Alberta and northeast British Columbia.
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The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 115 has developed two new critical training courses for British Columbia, aimed at helping to build the skills needed for safe and efficient tower crane operation.
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The efforts to harmonize crane transportation standards across Canada’s provinces, and the impacts these changes could bring to the sector.
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DICA has announced its new EcoMax crane pad, which features a combination of steel and composite materials, offering DICA’s standard level of performance and durability at a lower cost.
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Tadano launched its AS-63HD boom lift mobile elevating work platform for the Canadian and U.S. markets at bauma this month. The AS-63HD has a 1-tonne maximum platform capacity; the first of its kind in North America.
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Manitowoc has revealed its new GROVE GHC200 telescopic crawler crane, featuring a maximum capacity of 160 tonnes and a six section, 56.4-metre pinned boom. Extensions of up to 21.6 metres can be added to the boom, increasing its maximum tip height to 81 metres.
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