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Road worker killed in B.C. after being hit by alleged drunk driver

A worker has died and another is seriously injured after they were struck by a car on Sept. 23. » Read more

Manitoba reviewing industry concerns over project scoping: MHCA

The heavy construction industry has expressed concern over the way scoping and scheduling of large projects are handled in the province. » Nominate now

DUE TOMORROW: Top 10 Under 40 nominations

Last chance! Tell us about your rock stars in the aggregates or roadbuilding industry by end of day Sept. 30. Winners are featured in Rock to Road! » Read more

Ritchie Bros. to acquire SmartEquip for US$175M

The auction giant will acquire SmartEquip, a technology platform for management of the equipment service lifecycle. » Read more

Running reliably: Wash plant upgrades result in increased aggregates production

See what happened when CDE Global overhauled the wet processing equipment at a Texas sand and aggregates plant owned by Collier Materials. » Read more

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AED ‘ready to work’ on advocating for equipment industry after election

The president and CEO of Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) has congratulated the prime minister and the Liberals on their Sept. 20 election win. » Read more

MHCA names Indigenous liaison for northern Manitoba

The Manitoba Heavy Construction Association (MHCA) has appointed a new Indigenous liaison for the northern region. » Read more

Volvo CE test shows electric machines ‘viable alternatives’ to diesel equipment

The company is bringing the ECR25 electric compact excavator and L25 electric compact wheel loader to North America. » Read more

Used earthmoving equipment prices climb in Canada: Ritchie Bros. report

Prices have increased across all of the company’s equipment indexes. » Read more

The Sept/Oct edition of Rock to Road is online

Our cover story features an interview with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ (AEM) president Dennis Slater. » Read issue