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George Brown Polytechnic integrates AI tools into construction education

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the building industry and George Brown Polytechnic is making sure students in its construction and related programs are prepared for…

adminJuly 21, 2026

Commercial Construction

As gas plants rise to power AI, renewable energy allies are fighting for cleaner alternatives

HARRISBURG, PA. — As the explosive energy demand of artificial intelligence spurs a renaissance for fossil fuels, renewable energy allies are trying to ensure that…

adminJuly 17, 2026

Construction Professionals

McLaren to deploy FieldAI robots

A FieldAI robot, courtesy of McLarenMcLaren will deploy autonomous quadruped robots, initially to capture 360° site imagery, generate point cloud data and support progress verification,…

adminJuly 6, 2026

Construction Professionals

Clancy, Baltic Apprenticeships team up on skills

Matt Cannon, CEO, The Clancy GroupMembers of the EUSP are investing in AI and digital capability, seeing it as needed to deliver a decade of…

adminJune 30, 2026

Construction Professionals

Ausa launches 9t dumper with new safety system

Ausa's new DR902AHGThe DR902AHG is an all-new reversible dumper combining a 9-tonne payload capacity with safety systems designed to improve visibility and protect workers around…

adminJune 22, 2026

Commercial Construction

PM Carney to announce federal artificial intelligence strategy in Toronto today

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce the federal government’s strategy on artificial intelligence in Toronto today. Carney is slated to tour…

adminJune 4, 2026

Construction Professionals

AI helps find Liebherr parts

The Nenzing plant in Austria builds deep foundation machines, duty cycle and crawler cranes up to 400t. The new app combines AI-powered part recognition with…

adminMay 28, 2026

Commercial Construction

Industry Op-Ed AI Special: Why AI outcomes depend on governance, not tools

Recent data exposure incidents across major AI platforms have served as a wake-up call for Canadian firms. These incidents reveal the primary risk lies not…

adminMay 19, 2026

Commercial Construction

$15B Wisconsin AI data centre campus signals a new building era

For decades, data centres were large, hidden, anonymous boxes on the edge of town, quietly powering email, banking and cloud services. However, AI has changed…

adminMay 15, 2026