Quebec launches construction camps to attract younger generations to the trades
Quebec will host introductory camps for construction trades in several regions to encourage young people to join the skilled trades.
Quebec will host introductory camps for construction trades in several regions to encourage young people to join the skilled trades.
TyBot 3.0 hits the market, transforming rebar tying with automation, enhancing safety, efficiency, and cost savings in construction.
The Toyota Stadium renovation includes a 10% increase in seating, a new roof, and improved fan amenities. Construction is set to begin in 2025.
Skanska is leading the construction of the Williams College Museum of Art, emphasizing sustainability and innovation in design.
Construction firms are struggling to hire, with 94% citing an aging workforce and fewer young workers as key factors contributing to shortages.
Tower crane regulations in British Columbia now require a Notice of Project submission to enhance both worker and civilian safety.
More than a third of U.S. bridges need repair or replacement, posing risks to public safety and the economy.
A Federal rate cut of 0.5 percent could reignite construction projects, benefiting builders and developers of all sizes.
Fed rate cuts might boost home demand, but challenges like labor shortages and high material costs still pose problems for builders.
Virginia Tech introduces a major in construction safety leadership, preparing students for site safety and leadership careers.
The former Royal Alberta Museum site in Edmonton will become a vibrant green space, enhancing the city's landscape and offering community benefits.
The Andromeda Community Initiative is transforming New York's construction industry by training a diverse, skilled workforce.
