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NTSB preliminary report on Youngstown explosion released
June 26, 2024
The NTSB’s preliminary report on the fatal gas explosion in Youngstown answered some questions regarding the blast that killed one and injured nine others.
140k contract led to gas explosion killing 1, injuring 7
June 25, 2024
A small-dollar contract to remove and relocate utility lines in Youngstown led to a fatal gas explosion. The incident is currently under investigation by NTSB.
Ontario contractors expect robust growth in 2024
May 27, 2024
The annual Ontario Construction Secretariat Survey found Ontario contractors are hopeful about the upcoming year and expect business growth.
Skanska wins $861-million contract to transform major seaport into offshore wind ports
May 22, 2024
Skanska has locked down an $861M contract to transform the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal into one of the country’s largest offshore wind ports.
Fern Hollow Bridge lawsuits target Pittsburgh and three engineering firms
May 21, 2024
Survivors of the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse are suing three prominent engineering firms and the city of Pittsburgh for negligence.
Work paused after piece of metal falls at Boston worksite
May 16, 2024
Work has halted at Boston’s South Station construction site after a steel concrete form fell more than 20 stories, damaging windows but causing no injuries.
Kubota partners with MLB Toronto Blue Jays
May 15, 2024
Canada is the home of many great construction projects, and a partnership between Kubota and the Toronto Blue Jays aims to keep Kubota’s brand visible here.
PCL Construction one of Fortune’s top 100 places to work
May 15, 2024
Based largely on employee feedback, PCL Construction Enterprises was named Fortune’s Top 100 Places To Work for the second year.
Atlanta welcomes new $30M boutique hotel
April 30, 2024
The $30 million Chambray Hotel is Atlanta’s new boutique hotel featuring 1,300 square feet of flexible meetings and events space, a 24-hour market, and a fitness center.
Ontario to ban discriminatory job posting requirements
April 25, 2024
Ontario’s government is introducing legislation to help foreign-trained candidates compete for jobs fairly by banning Canadian work experience requirements.