Nova Scotia to host Canada’s first large-scale mass timber plant
Nova Scotia is now home to Canada’s first large-scale mass timber facility creating jobs, cutting emissions, and providing housing solutions.
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UK high speed rail project under scrutiny for inflated labor costs
HS2 has probed labor suppliers in UK high speed rail project for overcharging by misclassifying self-employed workers.
Tia Perry and AEC Unites: Empowering Black professionals in construction
Learn how Tia Perry & AEC Unites work to create opportunities for Black professionals and Black-owned businesses in this interview.
Rosendin electric robot triples solar panel installation speed
Rosendin’s robotic system is speeding up solar panel installs while improving safety and cutting labor needs.
LGA Architecture: Designing spaces that shape communities
LGA Architecture's projects are designed to increase the impact of building local communities while preserving the environment.
What Mark Carney’s agenda means for the construction industry
Mark Carney's Liberal government plans to reshape Canada's construction sector by increasing funding on housing and reducing zoning laws.
NECA: How they support electrical contractors across the industry
NECA supports electrical contractors with advocacy, safety training, and industry resources, benefiting over 500,000 workers.
Population and housing starts are behind Canada’s affordability crisis
Canada’s housing starts have stayed flat since the 1970s, while the population has tripled, driving Canada’s housing affordability.
Tariff pressure continues to drive construction materials costs up
Construction material costs have risen for the third consecutive month so far, thanks to tariff uncertainties clouding pricing strategies.
Leading methods to make concrete construction more sustainable
Sustainable concrete production methods include pre-cast, green cement, CCUS, and water conservation to save resources and the environment.
Nvidia will pour $500B into US AI supercomputer construction
Nvidia is expected to spend $500 billion into building AI chips and supercomputers in the U.S. fueling a major manufacturing boom in tech.
Ontario’s $955M skills development fund aims to protect trades jobs
Ontario expands Skills Development Fund by $955M to protect trades workers from U.S. tariff pressures. Learn what it means for employers.
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