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‘Final touches’ underway at FIFA World Cup venues in Vancouver, Toronto

TORONTO — Hard hats and orange cones have been a frequent sight at B.C. Place for well over a year amid a flurry of construction. …

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Drafting one-of-a-kind material specifications are crucial to the tender process

Ask anyone who is seriously involved in the public procurement process to identify the single biggest cause of public controversy and private dispute with suppliers…

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Pearson airport CEO defends current ownership model as multibillion-dollar upgrade begins

TORONTO — As talk of privatization swirls, the head of Toronto’s Pearson airport says the existing public ownership model has served travellers well — but…

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Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Canada’s energy blind spot – The infrastructure gap behind our energy ambitions

Canada is having an important conversation about energy, but we are missing a critical part of it. We debate generation; nuclear, hydro, renewables, oil and…

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AI a ‘great thing’ for engineering amid labour shortage, says WSP Global CEO

MONTREAL — Artificial intelligence offers a critical tool for engineering firms looking to improve efficiency and polish their product, rather than representing a threat to…

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British Columbia students win national CCOHS safety video contest

HAMILTON, ONT. – The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) has announced the winners of its national 2026 Focus on Safety Youth Video…

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Security-of-Supply Pushes Fossil Fuel Investment Rethink

Geopolitics and Energy Security Collide A truly messy set of circumstances has been buffeting the U.S. and Canadian economies. The military action launched by…

adminMay 11, 2026

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Canadian company’s winning innovation a giant leap for drinking water on the moon

MONTREAL — On the moon, access to drinking water could mean the difference between short visits and a permanent human presence, and a Canadian company’s…

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Going in-depth: Ontario Line south tunnel, station construction picks up pace

Tunnelling and station construction are advancing concurrently on the Ontario Line’s 6.7-kilometre subway segment that extends from Exhibition Place east through downtown Toronto, terminating at…

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PCL, ADM Aéroports de Montréal break ground on satellite jetty project

MONTREAL — PCL Construction recently joined its partner ADM Aéroports de Montréal for the groundbreaking of the satellite jetty project at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport.…

adminMay 11, 2026

Commercial Construction

‘Final touches’ underway at FIFA World Cup venues in Vancouver, Toronto

Drafting one-of-a-kind material specifications are crucial to the tender process

Pearson airport CEO defends current ownership model as multibillion-dollar upgrade begins

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Canada’s energy blind spot – The infrastructure gap behind our energy ambitions

AI a ‘great thing’ for engineering amid labour shortage, says WSP Global CEO

British Columbia students win national CCOHS safety video contest

Security-of-Supply Pushes Fossil Fuel Investment Rethink

Canadian company’s winning innovation a giant leap for drinking water on the moon

Going in-depth: Ontario Line south tunnel, station construction picks up pace

PCL, ADM Aéroports de Montréal break ground on satellite jetty project

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