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Ottawa architect Lara McKendrick elected new OAA president

TORONTO – Lara McKendrick has been named the new council president of the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA). An Ottawa-based Architect with 25 years of…

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Senate report: Governments need to ditch fees and fix the housing crisis fast

The Senate Committee on Banking, Commerce and the Economy is calling on each level of government to do its part and quickly take steps to…

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Ontario opens applications for commercial-scale carbon storage projects

TORONTO — Ontario is now accepting applications for commercial-scale geologic carbon storage projects. This type of storage involves injecting captured carbon dioxide, that would have otherwise…

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Manu Ginobili among the backers of a new planned sports performance project in South Florida

HOMESTEAD, FLA. — Manu Ginobili once lost an NBA Finals in Miami. He was then part of beating Miami for the NBA title the following…

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Ontario Tech University expands on-campus living with ‘The Ridge’

OSHAWA, ONT. –Ontario Tech University has broken ground on The Ridge, a new on-campus residence that is slated for completion in fall 2027. To be constructed…

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Share your expertise: Build Canada Homes issues RFI for ‘modern methods of construction’

OTTAWA – The federal government’s Build Canada Homes (BCH) is looking to “champion” Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) for the country’s housing crisis by bolstering…

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New York and New Jersey sue Trump administration over B funding freeze for Hudson River tunnels

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New York and New Jersey sue Trump administration over $16B funding freeze for Hudson River tunnels

NEW YORK — New York and New Jersey sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for freezing $16 billion in federal funding for a new rail…

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Tariffs take 0M bite out of CN Rail revenues, with uncertainty now ‘biggest risk’

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Tariffs take $350M bite out of CN Rail revenues, with uncertainty now ‘biggest risk’

MONTREAL – Tariffs and economic angst delivered a significant blow to Canadian National Railway Co. last year, as the question mark hanging over North American…

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Quebec drilling company fined 0,000 after worker injured in Ontario

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Quebec drilling company fined $100,000 after worker injured in Ontario

TIMMINS, ONT. – Drilling company Orbit Garant Drilling Services Inc. of Val-d’Or, Que. is facing a hefty fine after a worker was hurt while trying…

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Prestigious design award given to Seneca Polytechnic’s Health and Wellness Centre

TORONTO — As Seneca Polytechnic’s new Health and Wellness Centre (HWC) continues to take shape, it is already turning some heads for its unique design. Being built…

adminFebruary 4, 2026

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Ottawa architect Lara McKendrick elected new OAA president

Senate report: Governments need to ditch fees and fix the housing crisis fast

Ontario opens applications for commercial-scale carbon storage projects

Manu Ginobili among the backers of a new planned sports performance project in South Florida

Ontario Tech University expands on-campus living with ‘The Ridge’

Share your expertise: Build Canada Homes issues RFI for ‘modern methods of construction’

New York and New Jersey sue Trump administration over $16B funding freeze for Hudson River tunnels

Tariffs take $350M bite out of CN Rail revenues, with uncertainty now ‘biggest risk’

Quebec drilling company fined $100,000 after worker injured in Ontario

Prestigious design award given to Seneca Polytechnic’s Health and Wellness Centre

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