TORONTO — Ontario has reached a tentative deal with more than 600 professional engineers and land surveyors who have been withdrawing their services from key infrastructure projects as part of a labour dispute. The Professional Engineers Government of On...
TORONTOÌý— The Ontario government has launched the Regional Economic Development...
EDMONTON — Six competitors from Alberta who represented Canada at the 47th World...
SUDBURY, ONT. – The Province of Ontario is investing up to $750,000 over three y...
TORONTO - As of 12:01 a.m. this morning members of the United Association Local...
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government recently celebrated the work and commitment o...
EDMONTON — Construction Labour Relations Alberta (CLRA) is contributing a set of...
Saskatchewan’s appeal court has ruled in favour of the International Brotherhood...
Negotiators in Ontario’s unionized ICI sector say there’s a heightened commitmen...
TORONTO — Due mainly to the uncertainty surrounding tariffs, the Ontario governm...
While not one of the big names in architecture, Arthur James Donahue, known to f...
Two of Ontario’s largest construction unions, the Labourers’ and the Carpenters’...
TORONTO — It’s been four years since Ontario’s Skills Development Fund (SDF) was...
To the Editor, As the Canadian government moves ahead its plans to buil...
Ontario’s unionized ICI electrical contractors have announced a provincial deal...
OTTAWA — The main federal parties campaigned in the Montreal area Tuesday (April...
VANCOUVER —ÌýTwin Lions Contracting’s Spring Break Work Placement Program is now...
VICTORIA — Now in its eighth year, B.C.’s Construction and Skilled Trades Month...
ÈȵãºÚÁÏ owner Tracy Croucher doesn’t take it personally when customers ask to s...
When electrician Jessica Loney came out as a gender-diverse transwoman in 2019,...
Unions, with their strong sense of inclusion and programs, are drawing in more a...
TORONTO – Support Ontario Youth (SOY) has announced the completion of another se...
With five weeks to go before contracts expire in Ontario’s unionized ICI constru...
The BC Construction Association (BCCA) says an increasing number of women are wo...
Since rolling out in 2024, the Canadian branch of the U.S.-based Women of Asphal...
For Joette Decore, executive principal at RJC Engineers in Edmonton, working in...
Alberta stands at a pivotal crossroads. With $22 billion in planned energy sect...
Ashleigh Kaliszuk, the owner/operator of Construct YEG is one of the few constru...
Life and career came full circle for third generation concrete sector member Jes...
Moving from a career in the health rehabilitation field to one in construction m...
Naama Blonder has put issues such as improved housing costs and increased housin...
While women have made substantial gains in the workplace, a group of female cons...
OTTAWA — Uncertainty and the threat of looming tariffs against Canada by U.S. Pr...
AUSTIN, TEXAS — The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) is congr...
OTTAWA — March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD) and in recognition of the da...
Karolyn Willis got her start in construction at an early age. The Prince Edward...
TORONTO - As of 12:01 a.m. this morning members of the United Association Local...
Canada's business community will be monitoring files across various portfolios a...
TORONTO — Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric vehicle investment p...
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is freezing its in...
VANCOUVER — British Columbia's energy minister is backing plans to dredge and de...
CALGARY — The chief executive of Pembina Pipeline Corp. says he believes there w...
VANCOUVER — The Supreme Court in British Columbia has ordered that the Mount Pol...
As both large and smaller municipalities struggle with housing demands, several...