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Black History Month: IUPAT DC 46 to honour the past, present and build for the future

In recognition of Black History Month, the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT) District Council 46 in Toronto will host an event later…

adminFebruary 2, 2026

Commercial Construction

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: This isn’t working – The consequences of systemic failure for SETT careers

Canada prides itself on being a leader in workplace safety and gender equality. But for women and gender-diverse people working in science, engineering, trades and…

adminJanuary 30, 2026

Commercial Construction

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Building global pathways – Why the CIOB–CCA agreement matters for Canada’s construction future

Anyone working in the construction industry will tell you the sector is facing a challenging moment. While demand for infrastructure, housing and major projects continues…

adminJanuary 28, 2026

Commercial Construction

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: The importance of teaching it right the first time

The statement attributed to Confucius, “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand,” captures the foundational role of…

adminJanuary 27, 2026

Commercial Construction

Hydro One, Society of United Professionals reach tentative agreement

TORONTO — Hydro One Networks Inc. and the Society of United Professionals have announced that a tentative agreement has been reached for the collective agreement…

adminJanuary 19, 2026

Commercial Construction

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Why Ontario’s labour mobility leadership matters

Ontario’s Labour Minister, David Piccini, was recently designated by provincial premiers and labour ministers across the country to lead a national effort to dismantle barriers…

adminJanuary 16, 2026

Commercial Construction

Demand outweighs supply of tradespeople for Niagara construction projects

There is more work than there are skilled tradespeople to do the jobs in Niagara Region, with one reason being a pair of large projects…

adminJanuary 13, 2026

Commercial Construction

CLAC’s SWIT program adds regional focus for women in northern Ontario

CLAC’s national program to promote and advance women in the trades launched last year and is adding a regional focus on connecting with women in…

adminJanuary 12, 2026

Commercial Construction

CBTU, Ontario work to harmonize national safety standards for construction workers

TORONTO – Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) is working with the Ontario government to harmonize national safety standards for construction workers by adopting best practices…

adminJanuary 8, 2026

CBTU on receiving end of M in federal funding for green training initiatives

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CBTU on receiving end of $9M in federal funding for green training initiatives

OTTAWA — The Government of Canada is investing close to $9 million in Canada’s Building Trades Unions to support the development, delivery and evaluation of…

adminDecember 12, 2025

Labour

Black History Month: IUPAT DC 46 to honour the past, present and build for the future

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: This isn’t working – The consequences of systemic failure for SETT careers

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Building global pathways – Why the CIOB–CCA agreement matters for Canada’s construction future

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: The importance of teaching it right the first time

Hydro One, Society of United Professionals reach tentative agreement

Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Why Ontario’s labour mobility leadership matters

Demand outweighs supply of tradespeople for Niagara construction projects

CLAC’s SWIT program adds regional focus for women in northern Ontario

CBTU, Ontario work to harmonize national safety standards for construction workers

CBTU on receiving end of $9M in federal funding for green training initiatives

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