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A C grade means the nation’s infrastructure is in mediocre condition, showing signs of deterioration but still functioning.

$365 million from the federal government will fund 767 new homes in Toronto, easing the housing crisis and helping the local economy.

Deepseek AI uses less power than most generative AI models. This efficiency will drive higher demand for data centers as AI use grows.

The U.S. tariffs will likely cause a recession, and diversified services, strategic spending, and tech adoption are key to keeping business afloat.

Immigrant workers comprise 30% of the U.S. construction workforce, key to addressing labor shortages and supporting industry growth.

Autodesk has cut 1,350 jobs making it a 9% reduction of their workforce. Does this mean more layoffs for workers in the construction industry?

Construction deaths remain high, with falls, electrocution, and machinery accidents leading the list of common causes.

Purdue University launches a new Construction Management Technology program, offering hands-on apprenticeships and industry partnerships.

UNC Health and Duke Health partner to build North Carolina’s first standalone children’s hospital to enhance and streamline pediatric care.

Canadian builders have started to source materials from suppliers outside of the US, signalling a shift of less dependence due to tariffs.