Project Pulse August 8th

With so many project updates going on in Canada, we couldn’t possibly fit them all in our newsletter. That’s why we created Project Pulse up to date on what is happening around the country. Here’s a breakdown of this week’s updates.

• Simon Fraser University breaks ground on new art museum
• Artemis Gold resumes full construction activity after wildfire scare near Blackwater site
• Prince George’s 36-unit Quebec Street House to open doors in September
• The Site C project’s 1-km earthfill dam has been completed
• Module construction underway for Woodfibre LNG project
• Coastal GasLink pipeline construction has nearly wrapped up
• Ontario has started construction on Village Green redevelopment
• Burlington fire destroys $3M worth of Branthaven townhomes
• Toronto Blue Jays reveal plans to demolish, rebuild seating
• CentreCourt announces mixed use community for downtown Pickering
• Equinox Gold says Greenstone mine on time, on budget for 2024 service
• Amazon’s 2M-square-foot facility set to open in October
• Newtonbrook Plaza redevelopment has reached structural completion
• Calgary building permit applications have dipped, but value is rising
• E3 Lithium signals work on DLE field pilot plant has been completed 
• Work has started on the $30M Blood Tribe Recovery Community 
• Project team beginsthree-year design process for Red Deer Hospital redevelopment
• Strategic Group announces plan to repurpose historic Calgary skyscraper into housing
• Montreal’s new REM transit continues to have hiccups following launch
• High volume construction holiday results in 15 fatal traffic incidents 
• Manitoba issues RFQ for nine schools to be built under P3 model
• Newfoundland and Labrador award $59 million in road work contracts
• EllisDon is working on Atlantic Canada’s largest multi-building shopping centre
• Work begins on FortisBC’s Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline
• $208M in federal funds help three rental building projects in Vancouver