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Hat trick of issues in CCA federal pre-budget brief

When the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) submitted its annual pre-budget brief to the standing committee on finance, it addressed key issues related to business taxation, energy and the...

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Working on the Edge

Work continues on the Minto WaterGarden condominiums at 7608 Yonge St. in Thornhill, Ont.

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Mixed-Use Project Progress

Work is progressing for the Hullmark Corporate Centre in North York, Ont.

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Pane after Pane

Window installation is underway on the X2 Condominiums in Toronto, Ont.

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RFP issued to conduct studies on new bridge for the St. Lawrence

A request for proposals has been issued for preparatory studies and writing of technical requirements for the new bridge for the St. Lawrence.

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Ontario infrastructure needs further investment says premier

Increased investment is the cure to the province’s ailing infrastructure, according to Ontario’s Premier.

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Cement manufacturers look to drive fuel creation

Cement factories could fuel fleets of diesel vehicles and heavy equipment at construction sites across Canada.

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Goldring at St. George

Construction is moving along on the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport at the University of Toronto St. George Campus.

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Toronto's Canary District build still on track

As Toronto ramps up to host the 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games, construction remains on track at the Canary District, a mixed-use development in the city’s West Don Lands that will initially serve as...

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Owen Sound plans wastewater upgrades

The City of Owen Sound will begin the search in early 2014 for a general contractor to do upgrades to its wastewater treatment plant.

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Up the Hill

A bucket of concrete gets hoisted up at the Yorkland at Heron’s Hill condominium project in North York, Ont.

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Renovation project addresses challenges

Renovating a prestigious research centre in the heart of downtown Toronto comes with challenges both inside and outside the building.

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eFracking looks to break through perceptions

Announce that your company will be “fracking” in their neighbourhood and residents will be on the lookout for drilling platforms and oil derricks.

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Challenges for the Gardiner run deep

If history teaches us anything, it’s that demolishing the Fred G. Gardiner Expressway will come with a host of attendant challenges far beyond mere engineering.

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New home build pushes envelope in energy efficiency

A new, energy efficient house unveiled earlier this fall in the Niagara Region is setting the construction management and technology bar for Toronto-based home builder Great Gulf.

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Perimeter Highway set to receive $200-million facelift

A busy stretch of road that rings Winnipeg is going to be rebuilt under a $200 million makeover.

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Local 793 helps fight cancer with donation

Local 793 of the International Union of Operating Engineers has donated $104,114 to the Toronto General & Western Hospital Foundation cancer program.

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Crane mechanic recognized for life-saving efforts

Cedric LeBlanc of Ottawa, a crane mechanic and member of Local 793 of the International Union of Operating Engineers, was honoured recently for helping to save the life of a fellow operator.

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Police plan to speak to operator following collapse

Brazilian police plan to talk Friday to the operator of the crane that collapsed this week and killed two workers at a stadium set to host the 2014 World Cup soccer tournament opener.

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Unexpected find delayed Montreal bus terminal

A funny thing happened while constructing a new bus transit hub near downtown Montreal.

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