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The expansion will double capacity and enable critical projects, like GO Transit electrificiation and the Ontario Line.

It will enable the creation of up to 900 new jobs and add 642 rooms.

Projects must include a minimum of four units to qualify and must remain rental housing for at least 10 years.

Work starts this month and is expected to wrap in 2028.

The project improves connections between Leduc, the airport, key cargo hubs and local businesses.

The push comes as Alberta is looking for support to build a new pipeline to the West Coast.

While many are shying away from publishing, Andrew Hansen and Brett Rutledge are doubling down.

The companies will be provided with access to pilot projects, expert mentorship, and other resources.

The report highlights major reforms for future capital projects in the province.

The new entity will coordinate 6 publications, more than 27 employees and over 25 industry-leading events.

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

Patrick Lalonde believes data hoarding and over-reliance present risks for the future of the industry.

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.