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Contractors chosen for final $601M phase of Kicking Horse Canyon project in B.C.

With a price tag of about $120 million per kilometre, the project will be the culmination of more than 15 years of work on the complex stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway » Read More

Get ready for another big player in Canadian contracting

It has been a quiet few years for acquisitions in the construction industry. Bird’s purchase of Stuart Olson, scheduled to close tomorrow, will change this » Read More

Throne speech recommits to infrastructure, but offers scant details

Governor General Julie Payette pointed to five key infrastructure segments the government plans to focus on over the next two years » Read More

HEADLINES

Infrastructure Ontario names president and CEO to replace outgoing Ehren Cory

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Shovel-ready infrastructure in B.C. gets $100M as part of $1.5B recovery plan

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ALI Excavation Inc. buys Pearson Pelletier to expand civil project reach

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Alberta calls for bidders for P3 project to build five new high schools

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Quebec-based JCB Construction continues expansion, opens Newfoundland office

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Cooper Equipment to buy Atlantic Canada branches of Herc Rentals

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PCL partners with Ottawa-based concrete testing and sensor firm Giatec

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Worker dies after hit and run at construction site northeast of Montreal

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KNOW IT ALL

Redeveloped West Block building opens in Toronto after five years of construction

EllisDon headed the $400 million project to rehabilitate the heritage structure that opened in 1928 » Read More

‘Not funny inside’: Edmonton’s renovated, ridiculed library opens to the public

The modern, angular structure caught flak last year, as critics said it didn’t match its blueprint, and online memes compared it to a military tank and even a dumpster » Read More

PRODUCTS

Cat lowers cost to own, operate with new D9 dozer

The manufacturer says the latest dozer lowers overall costs per unit of material moved by up to three per cent » Read More

Manitou brings VJR 26 mobile elevating work platform to North American lineup

Consisting of a vertical telescopic mast, electric travel motor and a perforated steel basket, it can work at heights up to 32 feet » Read More

Contractors chosen for final $601M phase of Kicking Horse Canyon project in B.C.

Get ready for another big player in Canadian contracting

Throne speech recommits to infrastructure, but offers scant details

Infrastructure Ontario names president and CEO to replace outgoing Ehren Cory

Shovel-ready infrastructure in B.C. gets $100M as part of $1.5B recovery plan

ALI Excavation Inc. buys Pearson Pelletier to expand civil project reach

Alberta calls for bidders for P3 project to build five new high schools

Quebec-based JCB Construction continues expansion, opens Newfoundland office

Cooper Equipment to buy Atlantic Canada branches of Herc Rentals

PCL partners with Ottawa-based concrete testing and sensor firm Giatec

Worker dies after hit and run at construction site northeast of Montreal

Redeveloped West Block building opens in Toronto after five years of construction

‘Not funny inside’: Edmonton’s renovated, ridiculed library opens to the public

Cat lowers cost to own, operate with new D9 dozer

Manitou brings VJR 26 mobile elevating work platform to North American lineup

Building Lasting Change 2020

Webinar: Spreadsheets Aren’t Good Enough Anymore

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