From wiring panels to going viral on Instagram, “Lex the Electrician” is showing Gen Z that construction can be creative, lucrative, and worth pursuing.

From construction monitoring to urban planning, expert review keeps AI outputs grounded in regulatory and on-site realities.

Domtar’s permanent shutdown of its Vancouver Island mill puts 350 workers out of work and adds new strain to B.C.’s forestry sector, with ripple effects for Canada’s long-term wood supply.

ECHO is expanding its industrial lineup with rental-ready light towers and a heavy-duty generator built for demanding construction sites. Designed for durability and easy maintenance, the new equipment helps contractors and rental fleets keep projects powered and productive around the clock.

Peer-to-peer mental health programs help tradespeople open up about stress and burnout by connecting them with coworkers who understand their challenges. By reducing stigma and offering early support, these initiatives make job sites safer, stronger, and more connected.

Both models promise clean cuts, but one of them brings more power while the other brings more freedom. Your choice depends on how you work.

A factory in Quebec just became the first zero-carbon wallboard plant in North America, and it could change how Canadian homes are built.

Hitachi Construction Machinery invests $3M in Rithmik Solutions, expanding AI analytics that help mining operators boost productivity, cut costs, and improve safety.

Decarbonizing construction is key to net-zero cities. Learn how materials, methods, and planning can build healthier communities.

What happens when Big Tech enters trade training? Google’s new program could add 30,000 apprentices and redefine electrical education nationwide.