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Minister says Canadian forestry crisis goes beyond Trump tariffs

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Reaching another level: Toronto Rail Yards project to extend above active corridor

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Mississauga planning committee approves pre-zoning plan for major transit station areas

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Ontario invests $178M for new transit-connected community in Scarborough

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Ontario invests $178M for new transit-connected community in Scarborough

SCARBOROUGH, ONT. — The Ontario government is investing up to $178 million through the Building Ontario Fund (BOF) to support the construction of approximately 1,700…

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Guelph breaks ground on new transit and fleet facility

GUELPH, ONT. – Things are shifting into gear as the City of Guelph has broken ground on a new transit and fleet services facilityRFP –…

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Quebec Construction Commission launches three-year campaign to combat construction site harassment

A new awareness campaign has been launched to tackle discrimination and harassment in Quebec’s construction industry. The aim is to bring about behavioural change, foster…

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Belmont Park rebuild nears the finish line as the Belmont Stakes is a year from returning home

NEW YORK — A stroll by the paddock at Belmont ParkHempstead Turnpike / Belmont Park RenovationStatusUnder ConstructionValue$455MLocation2150 Hempstead Turnpike, Elmont NYSectorPrivateTypeArenas / Stadiums · New…

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Federal government announces mining workforce alliance to build ‘talent pipelines’

HALIFAX – The federal government has announced a new industry-led alliance aimed at growing the skilled workforce for Canada’s mining industry, which is struggling to…

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ARB chair reappointed

Alan KershawUnder Kershaw, appointed initially in 2020 on a temporary basis before being formally appointed in 2022, the ARB has undertaken reforms including fundamental overhaul…

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New NED for MukAway

Fraser Linaker and Mark StuartThe businesses have already worked together to secure new contracts. As part of its aggressive push for growth, MukAway will diversify…

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Menzies warns of cash flow crisis

The survey, published in a Menzies report, Fixing the Foundations, found that 86% of firms in Britain’s construction sector are already in, or at risk…

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JJ Sugrue buys two new Hyundai excavators via Tobin

The Suffolk company already has more than 40 Hyundai machines in its fleet. The latest models are one of the first HX10A Z micro excavators…

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SNIPEF elects president

Steve Craig will be president of SNIPEF for 2026/2027Craig aims to strengthen member engagement, champion apprenticeship reform and ensure the profession remains at the forefront…

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Soft blues and subtle patterns define Annie Selke’s new denim rugs

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Adesso launches new website with expanded tools for the trade

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Outdoor living stretches seasons and design opportunities

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Editor’s view: Summer markets adapt to a new reality

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Why designers can’t afford to sound like AI | Cheryl Clendenon

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Regina Andrew expands designer ambassador program with five new partners

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The Removal of Kingston’s Sidewalk Canopies Reveals a Time Capsule

Over the years, the historic Stockade District in Kingston, N.Y., has survived occupation by British forces, near-total destruction in the Revolutionary War and ravaging waves…

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Celebrity Broker Sues National Association of Realtors Over House Listings

The National Association of Realtors, which came to a landmark $418 million settlement last year over claims of a conspiracy to fix commissions, is facing…

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Finding High-End Furniture at NYC Showrooms Is Like Visiting a Speakeasy

Thirty years ago, a New Yorker with a sharp eye and a strong back could still find and rescue an Eames chair from a Midtown…

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How Much Notice Do You Have to Give Your Landlord?

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Trina Turk Lists Her Midcentury-Modern Palm Springs Flip

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What Do Luca Dončić, Shedeur Sanders and Sabrina Ionescu Have In Common? House Burglars.

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Queens Residents Worry Over Newly Approved Casino Project

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If the Neighborhood Was Good Enough for Jane Jacobs, It Was Good Enough for Them

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Minister says Canadian forestry crisis goes beyond Trump tariffs

Reaching another level: Toronto Rail Yards project to extend above active corridor

Mississauga planning committee approves pre-zoning plan for major transit station areas

Ontario invests $178M for new transit-connected community in Scarborough

Ontario invests $178M for new transit-connected community in Scarborough

Guelph breaks ground on new transit and fleet facility

Quebec Construction Commission launches three-year campaign to combat construction site harassment

Belmont Park rebuild nears the finish line as the Belmont Stakes is a year from returning home

Federal government announces mining workforce alliance to build ‘talent pipelines’

ARB chair reappointed

New NED for MukAway

Menzies warns of cash flow crisis

JJ Sugrue buys two new Hyundai excavators via Tobin

SNIPEF elects president

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