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The Canadian Construction Association arrives in Ottawa for its annual Hill Day, Budget 2025’s industry promises, and the Smilezone Foundation celebrates the completion of its 500th space in this week’s edition of the On-Site magazine e-newsletter.
- Sean Tarry, Editor
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With billions of dollars in concrete, cement and civil infrastructure needs poised to shape Canada’s highways, bridges and non-commercial buildings for the next decade, the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) arrived in Ottawa this week calling for urgent federal action to convert major policy commitments into job-site...
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Canada’s construction industry is poised for a major boost as Budget 2025 delivers on its promise to “Buy Canadian” and strengthen the country’s industrial and economic resilience. In response to global trade uncertainties, the Canadian Federal Government recently unveiled a strategy to reduce dependence on foreign markets and prioritize domestic production, providing new opportunities for contractors and suppliers across the country. Sourcing homegrown ...
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The Smilezone Foundation recently announced the completion of its 500th Smilezone, marking a major milestone in its mission to transform healthcare facilities into joyful, therapeutic spaces for children. The 500th Smilezone was officially unveiled at Janeway Children’s Health and Rehabilitation Centre in St. John’s, Nfld., in October...
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has tabled the 2025 federal budget, titled Canada Strong: Budget 2025, which sees Ottawa prioritizing capital projects and spending in an aim to build resiliency and infrastructure across the country...
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Canada’s construction sector was one of the few bright spots in the latest Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours from Statistics Canada. While broad-based employment was little changed, gaining a net total of 3,300 workers in August, employment in the construction sector increased by 2,300 workers, or 0.2 per cent compared to July...
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The latest data from the British Columbia Construction Association’s (BCCA) Fall 2025 Stat Pack, a semi-annual report examining leading economic and labour conditions across British Columbia’s construction sector, indicates that construction material costs have increased by four per cent year-over-year, twice the Bank of Canada’s inflation target...
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For telehandlers operating in the construction industry BKT proposes LIFT STAR PLUS, a bias-ply tire specially designed to meet the needs of this specific sector.
LIST STAR PLUS allows safe operations even in sever applications. Thanks to its low-profile sidewall, this tire ensures excellent stability in high-lifting operations whereas its non-directional tread design allows for greater mounting versatility.
Moreover, the specially designed sidewall provides added cut-and-puncture protection ensuring high durability and resistance.
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IBC survey suggests many business owners may be underestimating the risk and impact of a cyber attack.
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For Canadian construction crews working on concrete roadways, municipal bridges and non-commercial building sites, the Bobcat planer attachment delivers the precision, control and mobility needed to tackle milling and surface preparation in tight or complex environments. Engineered to cut and mill both concrete and asphalt through a controlled removal process, the attachment uses low-angle, high-velocity impacts to uniformly chip pavement without compromising surrounding materials. Operators can easily set and maintain depth, width and slope, providing predictable results on resurfacing, road repair, bridge deck rehabilitation or trenching projects. With immediate recyclability of milled...
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For Canadian construction professionals tasked with keeping concrete and cement flowing efficiently on road, bridge and non-commercial building projects, Construction Machinery Canada Inc.’s bucket elevators deliver the dependable vertical material handling performance required on today’s high-output job sites. Designed for operations where footprint, cleanliness and flow control are critical, these systems lift bulk materials, including cement powder, aggregates and supplementary cementitious materials, with consistent precision. A typical bucket elevator integrates an inlet chute, a series of rugged buckets on a belt or chain and a fully enclosed steel casing that protects materials from weather exposure while containing dust. With fine-tuned...
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December 3-5, 2025 - Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 222 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 2T6
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January 19-22, 2026 - Las Vegas Convention Center - 3150 Paradise Road Las Vegas, NV 89109
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February 11-12, 2026 - International Centre - 6900 Airport Road Mississauga, ON L4V 1E8
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March 3-7, 2026 - Las Vegas Convention Center - 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States
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March 10-13, 2026 - Loews Coronado Bay Resort - 4000 Coronado Bay Road, Coronado, California, 92118
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