Projects

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

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.

Officials say fragmented permitting systems have delayed some projects up to 15 years.

The 1,000-unit complex includes four towers above a concrete base.

The Brentwood Block project will deliver 1,279 rental units.

The six-storey development will create 42 rent-geared-to-income and supportive homes.

The bill would mandate cities allow multi-family housing developments.

The team has reached financial close on a $609-million design-build contract covering in-water works at the site.

The project follows a previous stalled attempt with Herzog & de Meuron.

The planned residence will feature a high-rise tower with 360 beds.

The province is committing $14 million toward early planning work.

The project is the largest forestry investment in Canada since 1993.

Each project will receive $500,000 through Forestry Innovation Investment, a provincial Crown corporation.

Site preparation is expected to begin in late 2025, with construction scheduled to start in early 2026.

The city will allow higher-density development close to existing and planned transit stations.

Proponents say these builds fit the nation-building critera of the Major Projects Office.

The $10B terminal is backed by the Nisga’a Nation, Rockies LNG and Western LNG.

The agency will be capitalized with $13B and given access to federal lands.

Focusing on three key Prairie bases in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, EllisDon will design the next-generation infrastructure for the RCAF’s 25-year FAcT program to modernize Canada’s military pilot and crew training.