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Workers who experience gear built to the industrial athlete standard bring a different expectation to the next job site. That expectation follows them.

The landscape of worker needs has changed. here’s how to adapt.

Workers are more afraid of what they will lose than what will be different.

Stop fixating on friction and mobilize for the next demand.

Crane and tower professionals will have a one-year window to comply.

How to tell your company story in 2026.

All the biggest hires, promotions and professional achievements in Canadian construction.

Kieran Hawe explains how one of Canada’s largest builders learned to control its destiny and why today’s challenges are opportunities.

Leading through change, future-readiness, and seizing new opportunities define 2026 gathering.

Construction’s premier industry event just wrapped and we have all the insights you missed.

Nuframe’s Matt Forward and Albert Wiens on what it takes to do forming right — and what “The Nuframe Way” looks like on the ground.

Forming is the literal start of a build. For Nuframe Group, it’s also where the foundation of their philosophy lives.

This year’s program has an elite list of decorated industry pros ready to school you.

From owners and senior leaders to project teams, Mechanical Contractors are encouraged to join the conversation at industry’s marquee education and networking event.

CRH Canada’s Chris McColl and Mike Chalmers, and Mark’s Commercial’s Adam Gaiser, on work zone safety, driver behaviour, and the human stakes behind the “Slow Down… I Work Here” campaign.

All the biggest hires, promotions and professional achievements in Canadian construction.

Thin soils, Canadian Shield bedrock, sandy fairways – golf in the north is a lesson in adaptability.

Here’s what data from 233 companies and 114,000 workers showed.

The move comes as Canada plans historic spending on defence projects.

Avoiding the issue is pushing skilled workers away from jobsites.