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Mergers, acquisitions, expansions and more in Canadian construction.

There’s reason to believe that following its quiet rise, modular is set to reshape how Canada builds everything.

Work could begin as early as 2027.

The space in Little Italy will support the growing SiteMedia family, including SiteNews.

The decision came after public consultation yielded 87,000 responses.

Tensions with the U.S. came to a head after a new agreement was sought in the 11th hour.

It will serve as the primary method fund libraries, social facilities, community centers, and public art.

Potuzs Paving and Truck Saver Service have joined the ranks of the infrastructure giant.

The work will revitalize Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Experts say price cuts haven’t been deep enough to outweigh economic anxiety.

The group’s Build Lower Mainland campaign aims to foster better collaboration with government.

Heavy civil work will take two years, with a hard operational target set for late 2028.

The 229,000-square-foot P3 laboratory complex will consolidate environmental and radiological labs.

The work is expected to support 2,000 direct, field-based construction jobs.

The veteran welder is launching a digital trades training platform to benefit new workers.