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I sense that a certain someone to our south just wants to be in the news, but you won't find him in ours this week. Until there's some certainty there, we're focusing on what we do know, and that includes some positive building permit notes.
- Adam Freill, Editor
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Up 33 per cent over November, building permits in Canada’s multi-unit segment paced overall growth to 11 per cent, reports Statistics Canada.
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Employment in Canada’s construction sector was on the rise again in January, according to the latest Labour Force Survey from Statistics Canada.
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Rizon Canada has handed over its first e18L truck with a dump body to a construction company in Victoria, B.C.
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Canada’s construction leaders will be heading to Quebec City in March for the 2025 Canadian Construction Association Annual Conference.
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With such a large focus on infrastructure and megaprojects in the construction sector, it may come with little surprise that heavyweight excavators are becoming more common on jobsites.
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Much like having a crisis plan for accidents on a site, it pays to have a cybersecurity plan for when hackers come calling. With so much reliance on digital technologies in today’s world of construction, companies of all sizes need to have a solid handle on their cybersecurity risks. To help with your planning, join On-Site Magazine for a video session as we get expert advice from Craig Hurst, COO of The Net Effect Contractor Advisors Inc., and chair of the Technology Committee of the Canadian Construction Association, about assessing and mitigating cyber risks in the construction sector.
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Liebherr has upgraded its established K series of fast-erecting cranes, making the machines future-ready with intelligent assistance systems. As part of the facelift to the line, the machines can now be ordered with Liebherr’s five intelligent assistance systems. Smart functions such as sway-free load lifting without diagonal pull have been engineered to increase safety for people and sensitive components, while semi-automated lifts maximize ease of use, says the manufacturer. ...
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JLG Industries introduced its 60-ft EC600AJ boom lift at this year’s World of Concrete show. Boasting an unrestricted platform capacity of 550 lb. and a restricted capacity of 750 lb., the new articulating model expands the company’s electric construction (EC) portfolio in North America. ...
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February 12-13, 2025 - International Centre - 6900 Airport Road, Mississauga, ON L4V 1E8
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March 11-14, 2025 - Chateau Frontenac - 1 Rue des Carrières, Québec, QC G1R 4P5
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March 25-27, 2025 - America’s Center Convention Complex - 701 Convention Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63101
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April 24-25, 2025 - Pitt Meadows Plumbing - 20142 113B Ave., Maple Ridge, B.C.
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June 19-21, 2025 - Delta Hotels Winnipeg - 350 St. Mary Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J2
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