Technology

The strategic plan has centred on increasing Nuframe’s geographical footprint and capacity across all key operational divisions.

The companies will use digital twin technology and OpenUSD frameworks.

The project will support future satellite launches.

Applying coast-to-coast expertise to the nation’s critical digital infrastructure, Pomerleau delivers high-performance data centers built to last.

The facility expected to become Canada’s largest of its kind once powered up in early 2027.

The GwaiiTel Haida Gwaii Project will create a dedicated, high-capacity network.

The liquefaction module is the central component of the production process.

According to the app’s creators, Ontario generates tens of millions of tonnes of contaminated soil annually.

The agreement aims to expand electricity trade and advocate for federal investment in transmission corridors.

With strong attendance and highly engaged audiences, WoodWorks @ BuildEX continues to demonstrate the growing momentum behind mass timber and sustainable construction in BC.

Site and ForwardPath AI believe their approach gets AI out of planning stages and into the field.

The funding will support research, documentation and knowledge-sharing to expand technical expertise in mass timber and bio-based insulation.

As Ontario pivots to integrated health campuses, a new model is emerging: one that pairs national financial strength with deep-rooted community co-design.

From technology adoption to workforce pressures and the evolving political landscape, the 2026 Leadership Conference is positioned to deliver timely and valuable insights for all attendees.

The proposed 1,300-acre site could host up to 10,000 megawatts of nuclear capacity.

The company has gone all-in on modular, making all parts of the business scalable.

Experts say data centre work is primed for multi-year expansion as demand soars.

The RFI will gather insights from industry leaders on capabilities, business models, and delivery approaches.

The tool will allow operational teams to query company data in plain language.

Changing codes, increased capacity and broader interest in wood tech could help overcome hurdles for Canadian builders.