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It’s not “gay” to… go for brunch
October 15, 2024
Ditch the macho act and discover why brunch is more than avocado toast. It’s your go-to for refueling, relaxing, and recharging—Sunday or any day.
How drones are shaping the future of construction in 2024
October 11, 2024
DroneDeploy, Skydio, and Drone Services Canada enhance construction with improved safety, efficiency, and data accuracy through innovative drone technology in 2024.
It’s not “gay” to… cry
October 8, 2024
Men are expected to bottle up their emotions and never shed a tear, but it’s not “gay” to cry—it’s a huge step towards better mental health.
Top 8 501-C3 charities supporting construction
October 3, 2024
Nonprofits like Construction Angels, BUILD, and Helmets to Hard Hats are helping a diverse range of communities through construction work.
The biggest commercial construction projects breaking ground in July 2024
September 27, 2024
July 2024’s largest commercial projects are reshaping future infrastructure, including a $4.1B Novo Nordisk plant and a $1.5B offshore wind farm.
It’s not “gay” to… like reality TV
September 19, 2024
Reality TV isn’t just for chicks—it’s for real men who are confident in their choices. Sit back, relax, and enjoy some gossip.
It’s not “gay” to… get a hot towel shave
September 18, 2024
A hot towel shave is as manly as it gets. Pamper yourself with the precision of a pro shave and the relaxation of a massage.
It’s not “gay” to… drink cocktails
September 17, 2024
Think cocktails are just for the ladies? Think again. Sipping on rosé or knocking back a gin martini shows your confidence as a man.
It’s not “gay” to… get a massage
September 16, 2024
Getting a massage is more than hitting the spa. It relieves muscle tension, reduces stress, and decreases pain.
Welcome to the “It’s not “gay” to…” series
September 16, 2024
The “It’s not gay” series is designed to beat the stigma and provide men in the industry with opportunities to explore self-care.