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A report on Sault Ste. Marie’s five-year capital transportation plan revealed that the city plans to apply for funding through Ontario’s Connecting Links program that would go toward a road resurfacing project.
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The Road to Net Zero, presented by Rock to Road and Astec, is a virtual event to help producers across the aggregates and roadbuilding industries navigate the changes in carbon emissions legislation and provide them with the practical advice to help them prepare for what’s to come.
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The latest phase in the widening of Northern Ontario Highway 11/17 has reached completion. The project is aimed at increasing transportation and economical infrastructure across communities in Thunder Bay and Nipigon.
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An $18 million project for major road rebuilding along Sault Ste. Marie’s Queen Street is set to move forward in three $8 million installments, after an agreement was reached at a city council meeting.
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The K4 is a highly efficient direct feed screener offering versatile two and three-way split capabilities, catering to sand, rock, soil, mulch, wood recycling, and biomass applications. Renowned for its industry-proven reliability, the K4 surpasses competitors thanks to its load-sensing hydraulic system, exceptional fuel economy, and long-lasting durability, even under rigorous conditions. This machine is fitted with several options and easily adjustable features, and with a low-emission engine, it has one of the lowest fuel consumption in the industry. The K4 can handle almost any job, from pre-screening to precision screening of fine material.
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The reopening of a well-known quarry hopes to put a Cape Breton community at the top of Canada’s gypsum power players
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Rock to Road and Astec are proud to present The Road to Net Zero, a new virtual event on Oct. 3 aimed at providing professionals across the aggregates and roadbuilding industries with the knowledge they need to adapt to Canada’s upcoming carbon emissions legislation.
Hear about these legislative changes, what they mean for your operations and your bottom line, and the strategies and initiatives you need to stay competitive in Canada’s carbon-free future.
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Ontario’s minister of labour, Monte McNaughton, has revealed plans to further expand the province’s skilled trades program with a sizeable investment aimed at increasing training access for those on social assistance and those with criminal records, providing at least 100,000 applicants who fit these qualifications with free training in the trades.
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Following eight years of construction and roadwork, adjustments to the section of Highway 401 passing through Cambridge are set to reach completion by the end of 2023. The final phase of construction for this project between Hespeler Road and Townline Road and began in 2020.
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Kleemann has revealed the NEO/NEOe line for their MOBIREX mobile impact crushers, set to debut in 2024. The line will debut with the MOBIREX MR 100(i) NEO/NEOe crusher, a compact and low transport weight solution for processing materials including concrete, rubble, asphalt and soft- to medium-hard stone.
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ProStack are introducing the latest in their Ranger line of tracked conveyors, the 6-27H, with a unique project on the Pacific Ocean. The Ranger 6-27H is making its on-site debut in Washington State, where it will be used to load barges before being lifted onto the vessels travelling to Alaska.
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The PROcheck product and performance suite is set to add two new educartional modules to its eight-point inspection service for vibrating screen and screen media analysis.
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