Projects

The $21-million upgrade features interactive video walls and a new glass floor.

The 211-room acute care tower will expand cardiac, surgical, and mental health services.

Data shows much of that growth is coming from nuclear work.

Officials say without the line, Toronto would have to turn down investments and reduce housing.

After a decade of results, Pomerleau is pushing to become the province’s go-to marine and deep foundation partner.

With 2025 behind us, it’s time to look ahead to what might dominate headlines in the coming months.

The joint venture, comprising Hall Constructors, Jacob Bros. and EBC Inc., will begin work this month.

The city saw a similar break in 2024 that required extensive repairs.

The Granby facility is scheduled for completion later this year.

The interchange will support the future Highway 99 Tunnel Program.

The strongest backing coming from Albertans, men, older Canadians, and Conservative voters.

The corporation represents a new approach to Crown–Indigenous partnerships in Canada.

Traffic will begin shifting from the aging crossing in phases over the coming weeks.

The project is expected to contribute more than $1B annually to Ontario’s GDP.

The team includes, Aecon, ACS Infrastructure Canada, AtkinsRéalis and EllisDon.

The investment comes as demand for critical minerals rises domestically and internationally.

The bridges carry a significant share of Ontario’s commercial traffic.

The province estimates the highway will reduce travel times by 35 minutes compared to using local roads.

The project will connect Marten Falls First Nation to Ontario’s provincial highway network.

Officials expect the project to generate 30,500 construction jobs.