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Report recognizes cities and towns shift to virtual services as COVID-19 creates states of emergency across Ontario - Ontario Construction News on Clarington: Community growth in the face of the pandemic
Toronto Public Health announces new measures for COVID-19-related workplace safety | Association of Millwrighting Contractors of Ontario - A voluntary Association of unionized Millwrighting contractors in Ontario, Canada on Toronto Public Health announces new measures for COVID-19-related workplace safety
mai willie on B.C.’s top doctor limits staff increases at five construction worksites to curb spread of COVID-19
AB on Feds kick in $7.1 million to help build housing for seniors and veterans in London
Riane Dern on How to write an appealing construction bid that will get you the job
Jay Mason on Feds and City of London invest $130 million to build tallest building between Mississauga and Calgary
Hamilton approves $474 million for capital infrastructure projects in 2021 - Ontario Construction News on Partnership struck to create new affordable housing community in Hamilton
Paradise Developments on New generation of home buyers expect convenience and customization from their builders
The spirit of the holidays: NHBA spreads Christmas cheer to families - Ontario Construction News on Barrie Construction Association matching donations in Food Bank Challenge
The spirit of the holidays: NHBA spreads Christmas cheer to families - Ontario Construction News on LiUNA Local 1059 supports local community with large donation to Business Cares
The spirit of the holidays: NHBA spreads Christmas cheer to families - Ontario Construction News on Five London charities benefit from massive toy donation
The spirit of the holidays: NHBA spreads Christmas cheer to families - Ontario Construction News on Hamilton Construction Association donates food and cash
George Wilson on Five strategies of an effective construction project manager
Predictions and Expectations for Multi-Family Real Estate Investing in 2021 - Crescendo Equity Corporation on Sales growth to cool but fewer new listings will keep housing market tight and prices firm: Central 1
Two men killed in partial building collapse at London construction site - Ontario Construction News on Fundraiser set up for family of construction worker killed in collapse
Your Ontario Construction News Daily Update Dec. 7 2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on City of Barrie expected to approve massive four-tower development tonight
Man charged in connection with noose found at Toronto construction site - Ontario Construction News on Overcoming construction industry racism: Effective immediate response must be coupled with ongoing initiatives, say EllisDon leaders
Pace of job gains slows to 62,000 in November, Statistics Canada says - Ontario Construction News on Construction job numbers leading the way in Canada
Garry Bolton on Minaki Lodge prepares to find new life as restaurant, RV park: Developers
Harry Smith on How to improve bid accuracy and win more commercial construction bids
OGCA viewpoint: What are Community Benefits anyway? - Ontario Construction News on Addressing racism in construction: A conversation with EllisDon
Budget Demolition Wins Safety and Training Award at Prestigious World Demolition Summit | Budget Demolition on Budget Demolition first Canadian company to win Safety and Training Award at World Demolition Summit
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 11/23/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Construction continues during COVID-19 lockdowns starting today in Toronto and Peel Region
Business advice: Revisiting the amygdala - Ontario Construction News on Business advice: The biggest problem of all
C Lamoureux on Construction to resume on Scotts Mills Dam in Peterborough
Top Rental Sub-Market Cities to Invest in Real Estate in Ontario in 2020 - Crescendo Equity Corporation on Hamilton breaks development record with more than $1.5 billion in construction in 2019
The Best Sub-Market Cities to Invest in Real Estate in Ontario in 2020 - Crescendo Equity Corporation on Hamilton breaks development record with more than $1.5 billion in construction in 2019
The Apathy Gap in the Skilled Trades – BCcampus on Report highlights the labour challenges facing Ontario’s construction industry
The Apathy Gap in the Skilled Trades – BCcampus on Tackling the shortage of skilled workers includes the ‘promotion of trades as honourable, rewarding and viable career options’
CISC Weekly Bulletin | October 23, 2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on An update on the law of liquidated damages, deposits and other forfeiture clauses in Ontario
Barrie’s tallest tower being called ‘monolithic monstrosity’ by nearby neighbours who say 34-storeys is too high - Ontario Construction News on Affordable rental building planned for the shadow of a 34-storey condo tower near downtown Barrie
Niagara will be home to Ontario’s largest renewable gas facility by end of 2021| ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION NEWS - Mr. Hamilton on Niagara will be home to Ontario’s larges renewable gas facility by end of 2021
Emerging trends: Canadian real estate proves resilient with opportunity amid accelerated change, says PwC and ULI - Ontario Construction News on Toronto uncertain, Ottawa doing well: PwC report
Town of Innisfil says MZO needed to give developer assurances for massive urban development plan - Ontario Construction News on Innisfil Council supports Mobility Orbit plan and fast tracks futuristic GO station design for 2022 construction start
Your Ontario Construction News Update (Oct. 15) - Ontario Erectors Association on Feds and province kick in more than half a billion dollars to retool Oakville Ford plant
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 10/13/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on OCS survey: ICI construction shows signs of stability but anxiety over second wave looms
- Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario spending $75 million to improve training and cover apprentices’ living expenses
Andrea Johnstone on Developer proposes massive mixed-use six-tower project for industrial land near Ottawa’s Via Rail station
York Regional Police charge former Bondfield CEO John Aquino with assault, uttering threats: Globe and Mail - Ontario Construction News on Ontario contractor’s massive surety default ‘largest loss in Canadian history’ says broker
Shelley Roy on Ottawa’s building officials outline rules and policies during Covid-19 pandemic to renovators and home builders
julio on Aspire Foods building world’s largest cricket processing plant in London
OAA to reveal People’s Choice Award at online Design Excellence and Service awards event today - Ontario Construction News on OAA reveals Design Excellence and Service Award winners
Your weekly Ontario Construction News ( 09/21/2020) - Ontario Erectors Association on Unique design unveiled for Zekelman Centre as construction starts at St. Clair College
Liberals pledge $1 billion for cities to buy motels, hotels for rapid-housing program - Ontario Construction News on Ottawa’s mayor joins Toronto in seeking millions of dollars in higher-level government support for affordable housing projects
Ottawa’s mayor joins Toronto in seeking millions of dollars in higher-level government support for affordable housing projects - Ontario Construction News on City of Toronto calls for Federal-Provincial-City partnership to create 3,000 permanent, affordable homes over the next 24 months
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on Developer proposes massive mixed-use six-tower project for industrial land near Ottawa’s Via Rail station
General Contractors Toronto – Home Direct on Toronto St. Lawrence Market New North Building General Contractor Prequalification (Call No. 3907-18-5083) 
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on Ottawa Hospital and construction trades agree on project labour agreement for new $2 billion Civic campus
COVID-19 lumber shortage causes serious residential building project delays | Ontario Construction News - Mr. Hamilton on COVID-19 lumber shortage causes serious residential building project delays
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Week of 08/31/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on CaGBC honours Canada’s green building leaders at Building Lasting Change 2020
Derek Smith on Ontario expanding youth training programs to promote the skilled trades
Tyler on Contractor, Ongwanada seek government money for 92-unit Kingston apartment building
Cambridge expects Amazon to deliver new 136,000 square-foot site | Ontario Construction News - Mr. Hamilton on Cambridge expects Amazon to deliver new 136,000 square-foot site
OGCA addresses COVID-19 challenges for small and medium-sized general contractors in Stanting Committee presentation - Ontario Construction News on OGCA calls for regulations and laws to help construction industry survive higher costs and delays caused by COVID-19
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on $5.5 billion Scarborough subway extension on track as province issues RFP for tunnelling work today
Your weekly Ontario Construction New - Ontario Erectors Association on City of London begins work on three major cycling projects
Your weekly Ontario Construction New - Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario fast-tracks long-term care home in Toronto to make beds available in months
- Ontario Construction News on OGCA calls for regulations and laws to help construction industry survive higher costs and delays caused by COVID-19
Irene Giannidis on Innisfil Council supports Mobility Orbit plan and fast tracks futuristic GO station design for 2022 construction start
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 08/10/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario shortlists construction teams for priority subway projects tunnelling work
U.S. aluminum tariffs are ‘unjustified and unnecessary': Canadian manufacturers - Ontario Construction News on Ontario opposes new U.S. tariffs on Canadian aluminum imports
Addressing Housing Inequities by Leading with Courage - The Urban Strategist on Toronto building up to 250 modular supportive housing units on city-owned sites
Ontario investing $2.2 million for 24-unit supportive housing development in St. Catharines | Ontario Construction News - Mr. Hamilton on Ontario investing $2.2 million for 24-unit supportive housing development in St. Catharines
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 08/04/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Construction of Lang Plaza begins at University of Guelph
Your weekly Ontario Construction News -07/27/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario to fast-track construction of two long-term care homes
Province to allocate more than $500 million for 45 school construction projects - Ontario Construction News on Government lists new school projects
Toronto Community Benefits Network: Dismantling systemic and anti-Black racism in construction - Ontario Construction News on Overcoming racism: Panelists discuss the Black experience in construction
New Highway 7 to be built connecting Guelph and Kitchener | Ontario Construction News - Mr. Hamilton on New Highway 7 to be built connecting Guelph and Kitchener
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 07/20/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario accelerating construction of long-term care homes
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 07/16/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 07/16/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Federal and provincial cash $41 million transit plan on track in Barrie
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 07/13/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 07/13/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Mayors seek emergency funding for land use planning reviews, development approvals, critical infrastructure projects and other services
Paolo R on Highway 401 and 409 rail tunnels project reaches halfway excavation mark in Tunnel One
Coronavirus: Construction Weekly Roundup July 3rd – July 9th | Ontario Construction Secretariat - Ontario Erectors Association on Skills Ontario receives additional $5 million in support from Government of Ontario to promote skilled trades
Coronavirus: Construction Weekly Roundup July 3rd – July 9th | Ontario Construction Secretariat - Ontario Erectors Association on Recession to impact most Canadian construction sectors for rest of the year: FMI
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on Guelph finds police headquarters general contractor in default of contract
OGCA transition under COVID-19 - Ontario Construction News on Giovanni Cautillo to take helm as OGCA president as Clive Thurston retires
Bertram brings modern, urban design to a rural setting with Vista Blue - Ontario Construction News on Driven by success across Ontario, iSPAN systems looking at Africa and South America for expansion
Parliament Hill reno protected by “robust” fire-prevention measures inspired by Notre Dame blaze, committee told - Ontario Construction News on $733 million Parliament Hill visitors centre visualized along with $75 million House of Commons Chamber renovation
Debra Egan on Niagara Falls taking comments on massive $1.5 billion mixed-use development plan
CORONAVIRUS ROUNDUP - Glass Canada on Holdbacks to be released: Provincial government amends emergency limitations regulations for construction industry
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 06/15/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Simcoe County approves major long-term care and seniors’ services campus redevelopment
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on COVID-19 contract language: Should the contractor take all the risk?
COVID-19 contract language: Should the contractor take all the risk? | ontario construction report on UoT, OGCA responses to the story
COVID-19 contract language: Should the contractor take all the risk? - Ontario Construction News on UoT, OGCA responses to the story
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on Major owners paying fast and loose with prompt payment requirements; refusing to pay extra COVID-19 costs: OGCA
Special to Ontario Construction News on 100,000 sq. ft. Windsor riverfront redevelopment project underway
Bea Krueger on 100,000 sq. ft. Windsor riverfront redevelopment project underway
Your weekly Ontario Construction New 05/25/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on U of Windsor delays one project and speeds up another
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on RFI: Federal government seeks contractors interested in design-build offers for office fit-up projects
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on All construction projects can restart today, as province removes COVID-19 restrictions
It’s full speed ahead on May 19 - Province lifting essential workplace limits on construction and resuming all construction projects - Ontario Construction News on All construction projects can restart today, as province removes COVID-19 restrictions
Updates from the Ontario Construction Secretariat – New Electric on Construction resumes on London’s largest project after seven-week COVID-19 shutdown
Your weekly Ontario Construction News | May 11 2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Survey says: 98 per cent of Ontario contractors impacted by COVID-19
Your weekly Ontario Construction News | May 11 2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario cancels Halton Region Consolidated Courthouse construction project to fund remote and online justice services
Ken Kelertas on Ontario cancels Halton Region Consolidated Courthouse construction project to fund remote and online justice services
Many Uninsured in Fort McMurray Flooding | Normac on LiUNA 183 business agent pleas for safer conditions at GTA construction site
GOHBA calls on members to raise concerns about Ottawa’s Official Plan intensification targets - Ontario Construction News on Ottawa prepares to add as much as 1,650 hectares to suburban development in updated Official Plan
Paul Finamore on Additional construction projects permitted to reopen today, under strict safety guidelines
wayne Zhou on Provincial AG slams Tarion for builder bias, close ties to OHBA and excessive executive bonuses
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - April 27 2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Broccolini is recruiting in anticipation of the resumption of activities
- Ontario Erectors Association on Building construction investment up 1.3 per cent in February: Statistics Canada
- Ontario Erectors Association on PSPC further scales back construction projects, but work on Centre Block continues
COVID-19 Disrupts The Canadian Construction Industry - Normac | Canada's Insurance Appraisal Experts on LiUNA 183 business agent pleas for safer conditions at GTA construction site
The Q1-2020 GTA High-Rise Land Insights Report is Coming Soon! | Bullpen Consulting on Rental rates expected to drop following COVID-19 crisis according to realtor.ca report
Paper records reveal story of disappearing Bondfield emails relating to $300 million St. Michaels Hospital contract before contractor’s collapse into creditor protection - Ontario Construction News on Ontario contractor’s massive surety default ‘largest loss in Canadian history’ says broker
KEN SMITH on Landscape Ontario urges most member firms to stop work under COVID-19 regulations
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - Ontario Erectors Association on ‘A crisis like no other;’ IMF predicts COVID-19 will be the worst since the Great Depression
Jamie Mcmillan on Opinion: Labour shortage vs. Covid19
Colouring your way though the pandemic: Family fun while you honour the front-line heroes - Ontario Construction News on Skills Ontario announces second challenge in #SkillsAtHome series, continues to encourage skilled trades and tech education at home
Show me the money: Government of Ontario to amend emergency order to allow release of holdbacks - Ontario Construction News on Government releases rules on lifting COVID-19 holdback suspension
SThomas on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Ash on Municipal governments issue joint letter to the construction industry on essential services
Bill on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Jack Doublestein on Opinion: Labour shortage vs. Covid19
Ash Boufford on Contractors seek clarity about inconsistent essential service provisions in COVID-19 shut-down regulations
Simple holdback fix tied up in AG’s office: Funds frozen for contractors completing projects - Ontario Construction News on Can I safely release holdback in Ontario after March 16, 2020?
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) formalizes COVID-19 protocols for constructions sites - Ontario Erectors Association on OCA, unionized trades council says Ottawa’s construction sites are safe, but the era of the Porta-Potty is over
Province shuts down most construction because of COVID-19; narrows list of “essential workplaces” - Ontario Construction News on Which construction can continue?
LiUNA 183 business agent pleas for safer conditions at GTA construction site - Ontario Construction News on LiUNA 183’s plea to the government for inspections, clear instructions regarding COVID-19 safety
Sherry Moreau on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Anna on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Sally Van derGraaf on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Divya on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Cleme B on Construction deemed essential as Ontario closes at-risk workplaces to protect health and safety
Tony Daniels on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Diana on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Special to Ontario Construction News on Construction deemed essential as Ontario closes at-risk workplaces to protect health and safety
Michael Hamoen on Construction deemed essential as Ontario closes at-risk workplaces to protect health and safety
Andy on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Readers’ viewpoints: Should construction sites be closed during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis? - Ontario Construction News on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Anna on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Anna on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Anna on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Anna on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Edgar on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Gino camaro on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Gino camaro on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance - Ontario Construction News on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Clavy on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Clavy on COVID-19: Thousands sign petition urging businesses and unions to shut down construction sites
Dany Bergeron on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Sherry Moreau on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Dallis Favret on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Jessica on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Sam on COVID-19: Construction should continue, but inspectors may keep their distance
Your weekly Ontario Construction Newsletter 03/16/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction Newsletter 03/16/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Minister McNaughton asks feds to increase Ontario’s allotment of skilled immigrant workers
County hails its Environmental Resource Recovery Centre as waste management’s future on Simcoe County’s Environmental Resource Recovery Centre ‘the future of waste management’
Your weekly Ontario Construction News 03/09/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Finch West LRT – Engineering method allows for quick work on Hwy. 400 bridge
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - March 2 2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Flood mitigation efforts underway along Toronto waterfront and at Toronto Island Park
City contemplates 17-storey residential complex on Innisfil Street on Residential complex proposed for site of antiques centre in Barrie
Planning department gives green light to development that will bring 600 residential units to downtown core on Barrie’s planning department gives go-ahead to project that will bring 600 residential units to downtown core
City prepares next stage of Downtown Dig on City of Barrie resumes work on downtown streetscape facelift along Dunlop Street
Design of Union Park sets the stage for ‘transformational’ addition to Toronto’s skyline - Ontario Construction News on Toronto votes to acquire “air rights” needed to make Rail Deck Park a reality
As Barrie grows ‘up’ instead of ‘out’ the face of the city continues to change on Intensification changing the face of Barrie as the city grows up instead of out
Tackling the shortage of skilled workers includes the ‘promotion of trades as honourable, rewarding and viable career options’ - Ontario Construction News on Report highlights the labour challenges facing Ontario’s construction industry
Marvin on Immigration pilot program commences to attract foreign workers to three Ontario towns
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 02/18/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Private school hopes to build residence tower in downtown London
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 02/18/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on L-PAT rules in favour of Hidden Quarry; Ontario’s Green MPP disappointed 
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 02/03/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Simcoe County launches age-friendly seniors housing grant program
Ontario’s construction industry faces shortage of skilled trades … needs 100,000 new workers on Report highlights the labour challenges facing Ontario’s construction industry
LINX Transit exceeds County’s ridership expectations on LINX transit links Simcoe County communities in a regional network
Province’s infrastructure train rolls into Orillia with $4 million for north Simcoe - Ontario Construction News on Ontario investing $200 million in small, rural and Northern communities
Intensification about how and where to grow: City planners on Intensification creates lifestyle and choice, City planners tell Barrie council
Tracy McAfee on ODACC’S response to: Getting adjudication right: Early issues and opportunities for improvement
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/27/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on Hamilton breaks development record with more than $1.5 billion in construction in 2019
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/27/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on Ontario’s first French language university – Université de l’Ontario français – will be located in Toronto and open its doors to students in September 2021
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/27/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on Ottawa Public Library and Archives Canada design unveiled
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/13/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/13/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on Feds and City of London invest $130 million to build tallest building between Mississauga and Calgary
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/20/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - 01/20/20 - Ontario Erectors Association on Vision of regional hub in Orillia begins to take shape
Your weekly Ontario Construction News eletter 01/07/2020 - Ontario Erectors Association on Etobicoke mall to be turned into comprehensive mixed-use development with 10 towers, parkland, and local retail and community buildings
Barrie takes issue with Innisfil’s development plans for employment area on Barrie reacts to its southern neighbour’s plans to extend employment lands
New nature centre will spark new generation of eco-champions, say fundraisers on Foundation makes pitch for $6.5 million outdoor education centre
Alek Antoniuk, Architect & Code Consultant on Drywall fire protection requirement cuts benefits of tall wood buildings, says architect
BATCHEWANA FIRST NATION SAYS IT WILL NOT SUPPORT SAULT. STE. MARIE FERROCHROME SMELTER | Friends of the Porcupine River Watershed on Batchewana First Nations says it will not support Sault. Ste. Marie ferrochrome smelter
ODACC’S response to: Getting adjudication right: Early issues and opportunities for improvement - Ontario Construction News on Getting adjudication right: Early issues and opportunities for improvement
ODACC’S response to: Getting adjudication right: Early issues and opportunities for improvement - Ontario Construction News on Getting adjudication right: Early issues and opportunities for improvement
BATCHEWANA FIRST NATION SAYS IT WILL NOT SUPPORT SAULT. STE. MARIE FERROCHROME SMELTER | Friends of the Porcupine River Watershed on Noront starts community consultations as it plans for $1 billion Sault. Ste. Marie ferrochrome project
Batchewana First Nations says it will not support Sault. Ste. Marie ferrochrome smelter - Ontario Construction News on Noront starts community consultations as it plans for $1 billion Sault. Ste. Marie ferrochrome project
Carpenters’ Union supports Toronto’s City Building Fund - Ontario Construction News on Toronto Council to vote on City Building Fund levies to raise $6.6 billion for infrastructure and affordable housing
Toronto Council to vote on City Building Fund levies to raise $6.6 billion for infrastructure and affordable housing - Ontario Construction News on Carpenters’ Union supports Toronto’s City Building Fund
- Ontario Construction News on Developer clears hurdle to build two 30-plus storey residential towers, transforming downtown Barrie
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - December 2, 2019 - Ontario Erectors Association on Seven months of publication: Ontario Construction News achieves another milestone
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - November 25, 2019 - Ontario Erectors Association on CoR and other safety management program participants to receive $140 million in provincial government awardss
Tomlinson Group’s CORE building demonstrates architectural inspiration and collaboration success - Ontario Construction News on TAL-CO co-ordinates CORE project from start to finish
Municipalities say infrastructure, public transit are top priorities for federal government support - Ontario Construction News on New federal infrastructure minister wants to speed up pace of building projects
hemmatiray on Contractor starts work on Durham region Oak Ridges Hospice
hclips on Kingston’s John Counter Boulevard bridge expected to be done by 2021
City of Ottawa outlines $1.5 billion in current infrastructure projects: “Unprecedented activity” creating inflationary pressures - Ontario Construction News on $232.3 million Ottawa CSST project remains on budget, but is experiencing delays
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - November 18, 2019 - Ontario Erectors Association on Kingston lays groundwork for mid-rise and tall buildings policy with Issues and Options Paper
Your weekly Ontario Construction News - November 11, 2019 - Ontario Erectors Association on Dolime Quarry in Guelph to close early; site to be turned into mixed-use residential neighbourhood
Canadian home sales hold steady in October: Growth in Ottawa, Vancouver offsets slowdown in GTHA - Ontario Construction News on Residential property sales have increased significantly in Barrie and Simcoe County
Iranian terrorist intrigue home site redevelopment among DataBid project opportunities of the week - Ontario Construction News on RioCan REIT plans massive Brampton Shoppers World redevelopment
Cambridge Memorial Hospital took possession of its new 250,000-square-foot A wing - Ontario Construction News on “Bondfield Construction audit finds $80-million in improper supplier payments” – Globe and Mail report
Top 10 Women Construction Industry Leaders of Northern Ontario - Ontario Construction News on Kelly Mascioli prepares to assume reins of Timmins’ oldest company
Access Doors and Panels on 10 construction cost estimating tips contractors need
Ottawa takes ClubLink to court to stop Kanata Lakes Golf and Country Club development - Ontario Construction News on Perpetuities law may turn golf course lands into residential subdivision, if Ottawa’s lawyers lose $100,000-plus legal fight
Toronto’s Top 10 women in the design and construction industry - Ontario Construction News on Jessie Dickson – Operations manager, WIZ Overhead Doors
Toronto’s Top 10 women in the design and construction industry - Ontario Construction News on Stephanie Teotico: Leading in lighting design and specifications
Ontario launches unsolicited infrastructure proposals framework - Ontario Construction News on USP framework and process outlined
Toronto signs off on turning four sites into almost 1,000 affordable rental units - Ontario Construction News on Toronto’s rental apartment shortage greatest in Canada because of lack of inventory and soaring population: Report
Ontario Construction Act adjudication fees to be as low as $800 - Ontario Construction News on Understanding some Ontario Construction Act timeline and adjudication provisions
Mark Buckshon on “No surprises” planned in construction labour laws as new Ontario labour minister reaches out to building trades
Sherri Haigh on “No surprises” planned in construction labour laws as new Ontario labour minister reaches out to building trades
What should you look for when hiring a marketer? - Ontario Construction News on Three surprising mistakes principals make when hiring marketers
Sathish on Feds kick in $7.1 million to help build housing for seniors and veterans in London
Lucas Faber on Sheet metal workers make concessions, details uncertain – Ratification votes continue
G Wettlaufer on Sheet Metal Workers’ Union negotiations resume: Hope for settlement as strike approaches third month
G Wettlaufer on Sheet Metal Workers’ Union negotiations resume: Hope for settlement as strike approaches third month
Kai on Sheet Metal Workers’ Union negotiations resume: Hope for settlement as strike approaches third month
Kai Guest on Labour shortage and unionized market share at root of sheet metal workers’ strike, say employers
Maria on The construction labour shortage: Is it really as severe as it looks?
Greg Wernham on 12,000 plumbers and pipefitters say they are prepared to join sheet metal workers on first strike in 30 years
John on Plumbers and pipefitters’ strike nears: 96% vote to reject latest MCAO offer
Paul on GTA/Hamilton sheet metal workers strike – contentious labour season expected this spring
Janet on Ford government cuts $16 million from Ministry of Labour’s Prevention Office
James grant on Plumbers, pipefitters put strike action on hold for 48 hours after receiving last-second employers’ “Final offer”