Feature Profiles

By Sarah Jean Maher Special to  Ontario Construction Association News Dooley Lucenti LLP has already established itself as one of Ontario’s most prominent voices in construction law. For years they have provided legal insight, seminars, and classes to big organizations including...

Ontario Construction News staff writer There’s increasing demand and a largely untapped market for all suites hotels in Canada – and Hilton Hotels and local developers are creating an impressive pipeline of opportunities for designers and builders who can combine...

York University’s Osgoode Professional Development, an affiliate of Osgoode Hall Law School, is offering a comprehensive professional development program November 11-15, 2019 in Toronto, on the practical knowledge and skills needed in crucial construction law concepts. “Construction is increasingly complex,...

By Mark Buckshon The painful recession in the latter part of the 2000s created a shining light of opportunity for architectural, engineering and construction practitioners ready to capitalize on it in the decades ahead: The integration of business development and...

By Kristen Frisa Special to Ontario Construction Report Lakeport Street in St. Catharines is a hot up-and-coming neighbourhood for condominium developers in recent months. The newest luxury condos in the neighbourhood were sold out soon after they became available - a good...

Ontario Construction News special feature A $21 million dollar Rideau Canal bridge erected at the crossing of Fifth Ave. and Clegg St. is set to improve commuting for pedestrians and cyclists. The project, led by general contractor Pomerleau and commenced in...

Ontario Construction News special feature How do you select the top 10 leaders within Ontario’s masonry contracting and supply industry? We decided to assess the businesses based on their community and industry commitment, innovation and (appropriate for the building material),...

Ontario Construction News staff writer Procore, which provides cloud-based construction management software, has grown rapidly since it arrived in Canada about three years ago. The business now has over 40 Canadian employees, with two offices, in Vancouver and Toronto (30...

Ontario Construction Report staff writer Traditionally, when builders, designers and property owners have thought about insulation, they paid attention to the building envelope. But the Thermal Insulation Association of Canada (TIAC)’s members have been focusing on insulating mechanical and piping...

Ontario Construction News special feature Construction management software provider Procore Technologies, Inc. says it has nearly doubled the number of specialty contractor customers, often referred to as subcontractors, on its platform within the past 12 months across Canada, the U.S.,...