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Officials say they are responding to global uncertainty by making ‘generational investments’.

Mergers, acquisitions, expansions and more in Canadian construction.

Construction is expected to start as early as 2027.

The change includes a new name and a Master of Construction Management program.

The nation’s biggest contractors are switching over to Type 2 Helmets with chin straps. Here’s how to make sure you’re prepared.

The Canadian Construction Association says new data shows the industry is resilient but still faces challenges.

The new four-storey school will serve 1,500 students and be able to expand to 1,650.

Promotions, new hires, career milestones and more in Canadian construction.

The legislation would streamline site plan control processes, review building codes, standardize road specs and more.

It is the largest infrastructure project in Calgary’s history.

The project will create 18,000 jobs during construction and power 1.2 million homes once completed.

The line, also known as Line 6 Finch West, is expected to move more than 51,000 passengers each weekday.

The five new stations will be located in Toronto, Vaughan, Markham, and Richmond Hill.

The funds will help more than 1,700 women across the Greater Toronto Area enter the construction sector.

Plastic waste from the project will be collected and then used in local building products.