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What do consumers get wrong about outdoor lighting? Manufacturers weigh in

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Magnolia Lighting shops outdoor lighting for quality

HERNANDO, Miss. – As interest in outdoor lighting grows among homeowners and interior designers, manufacturers have been expanding their collections and focusing on finish, style…

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Lightopia seeks outdoor lighting innovation

WAC Group landscape lighting. Falls praised the company's recent introductions in the catetgory. (Photo courtesy of WAC Group) Darren Falls is director of merchandising at…

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Tidewater Lighting focuses on outdoor durability

Snowden is a fan of Northeast Lantern, whose fixtures are made from solid brass and have a lifetime warranty. (Photo courtesy of Northeast Lantern) OLD…

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Manitoba Premier Kinew ‘willing to entertain’ Alberta to Ontario pipeline

CHARLOTTETOWN — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said Wednesday he’s open to a west-east pipeline being pitched by his counterparts in Alberta and Ontario. Kinew, speaking…

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BuildForce’s national 10-year forecast tracks $500B in major projects

BuildForce Canada’s latest 10-year construction forecast reveals it is tracking 800 major projects worth $500 billion – that’s half a trillion dollars – to be…

adminJuly 24, 2026

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BuildForce flags worker pressures as P.E.I. moderates and Newfoundland and Labrador ramps up

BuildForce Canada has released its annual Construction and Maintenance Looking Forward reports for the residential and non-residential construction sectors. This final provincial breakdown pertains to…

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New research affirms construction workers disproportionately affected by opioid deaths

TORONTO — Researchers hope a new report examining the occupations of people who have died of opioid overdoses in Ontario raises awareness about the breadth…

adminJuly 24, 2026

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ABC-NJ opens landmark apprenticeship training facility in Mount Laurel

The Associated Builders and Contractors’ (ABC) new 106,000-square-foot apprenticeship training facility in Mount Laurel, N.J., sets a precedent in the U.S., offering hands‑on training for…

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Ontario construction groups push practical AI adoption over hype

As AI continues to reshape industries around the world, Ontario’s construction sector is moving beyond the hype and focusing on the more practical question of…

adminJuly 24, 2026

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Brampton’s Riverwalk project to transform Etobicoke Creek, cut flood risk

Flowing south through the length of Brampton on its way to Lake Ontario, the Etobicoke Creek has been a major recreational, industrial and environmental resource…

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3 things to know about new tariffs for furniture importers

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What do consumers get wrong about outdoor lighting? Manufacturers weigh in

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Magnolia Lighting shops outdoor lighting for quality

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Lightopia seeks outdoor lighting innovation

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Tidewater Lighting focuses on outdoor durability

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Alcott & Bentley prizes craftsmanship in outdoor lighting options

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The ‘Summer House’ Mansion Is for Sale

Will the cast and crew of the popular realty television series “Summer House” have to find a new weekend hangout? If the show continues for…

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How three Line 5 Eglinton stations tackled major design challenges

Toronto’s 19-kilometre Line 5 Eglinton and its 25 stations presented designers and builders with numerous challenges over the past 15 or so years. Three of…

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What to Do When There’s a Mouse in Your First House

For the home inspector and HGTV host Joe Mazza, dealing with pests is all about perspective. After telling a client he found mouse droppings in…

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Child’s Bathroom Tile Murals Steal the Show in Hudson Valley Home’s Design

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Homes for Sale in the Bronx and Manhattan

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Would You Trade Your Safety for Homeownership?

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3 things to know about new tariffs for furniture importers

What do consumers get wrong about outdoor lighting? Manufacturers weigh in

Magnolia Lighting shops outdoor lighting for quality

Magnolia Lighting shops outdoor lighting for quality

Lightopia seeks outdoor lighting innovation

Tidewater Lighting focuses on outdoor durability

Manitoba Premier Kinew ‘willing to entertain’ Alberta to Ontario pipeline

BuildForce’s national 10-year forecast tracks $500B in major projects

BuildForce flags worker pressures as P.E.I. moderates and Newfoundland and Labrador ramps up

New research affirms construction workers disproportionately affected by opioid deaths

ABC-NJ opens landmark apprenticeship training facility in Mount Laurel

Ontario construction groups push practical AI adoption over hype

Brampton’s Riverwalk project to transform Etobicoke Creek, cut flood risk

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