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The Manitoba government has officially launched the 2026 construction season with an investment of more than $585 million across 24 infrastructure projects aimed at improving transportation networks, strengthening trade corridors, and enhancing road safety throughout the province.

PCL Construction has been awarded a contract for the Green Line LRT SE Project in Calgary, advancing construction of the Maintenance and Storage Facility (MSF), a critical component of the city’s future light rail transit system. The multi-building facility will support daily Green Line operations by providing infrastructure for light rail vehicle storage, maintenance, and preparation.

The B.C. Lions’ “Draft-A-Lion” program is an annual sponsorship where local companies are paired with a particular player for the full season. The company’s support is recognised alongside the player for both their on- and off-field accomplishments. Together, they champion club initiatives and community projects that support and uplift local area organizations. The theatre at the Great Canadian Casino was buzzing in excitement and anticipation.

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The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) has reached a significant milestone in its historic campus redevelopment with the topping off of the Temerty Discovery Centre and the Waverley House Secure Care & Recovery Building at its Queen Street campus in Toronto.

RONA inc., one of Canada’s leading home improvement retailers, operating and servicing over 425 corporate and affiliated stores, is recognized for the very first time as one of the Best Workplaces in the Retail and Hospitality category. Awarded by Great Place to Work, this distinction celebrates organizations that have established a culture in which every individual can succeed. “At RONA, our teams support much more than projects; they build a workplace that is recognized as one of the best.

As heat risks continue to rise across Ontario workplaces, many employers are uncertain when a formal heat stress assessment is necessary. This guide explains key indicators, regulatory expectations, and how early assessment can help reduce risk, improve worker safety, and demonstrate due diligence. Rising temperatures continue to increase the risk of heat-related illness in Ontario workplaces, particularly in environments where physical exertion, protective clothing, or outdoor work are involved.

Most contractors don’t have a warehouse problem; they have a job-costing problem. Parts walk off trucks, get used but never charged to the job, and you reorder materials you already own. Your margin disappears where you can’t see it. Here are 7 signs your construction company is quietly losing money on materials it can’t track, and what to do about it. Most trade contractors don’t have a warehouse problem. They have a job-costing problem.

What’s inside a safety form that people actually finish? Seven small design choices, drawn from teams with the highest completion rates: shorter questions, multiple choice, photo fields, pre-filling, one question per mobile screen, an optional final field, and a friendly confirmation. A practical, useful read for safety teams who want forms that get done quickly and completely. Every safety pro has had the same experience.