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North American trade association AEM has made its first full-time Canadian hire and has revealed plans to open an Ottawa Office in 2026.| On-Site Magazine
CMHC reports that both the trend line and actual housing starts were on the rise in September.| On-Site Magazine
Samsung survey of Canadian construction workers illustrates challenges and risks when using consumer devices on jobsites.| On-Site Magazine
Statistics Canada reported an overall contraction in building permit values in August, but there were several bright spots tempering declining components as the overall picture is rather mixed.| On-Site Magazine
The Montreal Port Authority has announced the start of preparatory work for its expansion project in Contrecœur and awards water works contract for future container terminal to the CTCGP consortium.| On-Site Magazine
Rising 81 storeys, with its topping off, M City’s M3 has become Mississauga’s tallest building and the tallest Canadian tower west of Toronto.| On-Site Magazine
More than 200 golfers took part in PCL Construction’s second annual charity golf tournament, raising funds to fight hunger in Edmonton.| On-Site Magazine
Canadian research teams are shedding light on workplace cancer risk, prevention and treatment to help save and improve lives of construction sector workers.| On-Site Magazine
Construction sector welcomes long-awaited prompt payment bill that is expected to bring payment certainty to B.C.| On-Site Magazine
Partnership between TransPod, Algoma Steel and Supreme Steel advances construction of Canada's first ultra-high-speed line between Calgary and Edmonton as Alberta looks to transform transportation infrastructure.| On-Site Magazine
Construction product distributor White Cap announces pair of acquisitions, including one in Western Canada.| On-Site Magazine
North American trade association AEM has made its first full-time Canadian hire and has revealed plans to open an Ottawa Office in 2026.| On-Site Magazine
NextStar Energy has received its occupancy permit, marking the official completion of the construction phase for its battery plant in Windsor, Ont.| On-Site Magazine
KPMG in Canada poll indicates business leaders are in favour of light and flexible regulation to promote AI adoption.| On-Site Magazine
B.C.’s Brock Leclerc set to face off against Maine’s Brian Hayden in Caterpillar’s Global Operator Challenge in Las Vegas in March.| On-Site Magazine
Hamilton's Confederation station, the first new GO station in four years, is part of a larger plan for the province to expand regional rail service.| On-Site Magazine
Construction is underway for the Georgian Triangle Humane Society’s David & Helen Capin Regional Centre for Pets and People in Collingwood, Ontario.| On-Site Magazine
Andria Leigh began her term as chair and the OPPI presented its PlanON Awards at its Annual Members Meeting and awards event.| On-Site Magazine
Canada’s construction sector continues to shed jobs and opportunities, according to the latest Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours from Statistics Canada.| On-Site Magazine
Missing Middle Initiative report, in partnership with RESCON, has given most Ontario municipalities a failing grade when it comes to meeting housing targets.| On-Site Magazine
40 Under 40 in Canadian Construction continues to recognize progressive and innovative leadership with the Class of 2025.| On-Site Magazine
Transformative technology leader tagged to drive Procore's next chapter of growth and innovation.| On-Site Magazine
The Vancouver Regional Construction Association (VRCA) recognizes top projects and leaders at 2025 Annual Awards of Excellence Gala.| On-Site Magazine
Residential and non-residential Investment in building construction posted matching monthly gains of 0.4 per cent in July, reports Statistics Canada.| On-Site Magazine
Amrize recently launched Tamarack, a next-generation cement carrier that will increase efficiency of transport of building materials on the Great Lakes.| On-Site Magazine
B.C. dealer ProTrack will represent Finlay’s full line of crushing, screening and conveying equipment in the province.| On-Site Magazine
More efficient equipment helps with energy reduction strategies, but AI and a strategic energy management framework are more effective in delivering results.| On-Site Magazine
The housing starts trend line continued to rise in August, but a slowing adjusted annual rate has CMHC suggesting the pace of residential construction may be slowing.| On-Site Magazine
The government of Manitoba has signed a workforce agreement with Manitoba Building Trades that will see large provincially funded construction projects prioritize the use of Manitoba workers.| On-Site Magazine
Newly announced government agency Build Canada Homes intends to supercharge homebuilding across the country.| On-Site Magazine
The value of issued building permits saw July gains and losses offset each other to limit erosion to a tenth of a per cent compared to June, says Statistics Canada.| On-Site Magazine
Professional services firm HDR has been selected to lead detailed design and contract administration for major transit project in Toronto’s largest suburb.| On-Site Magazine
New Chryso facility in Calgary will deliver localized technical support and tailored concrete solutions to meet Alberta’s extreme climate and evolving construction needs.| On-Site Magazine
Canada’s Major Projects Office has been handed a list of five projects identified by the federal government as priorities for accelerated development, along with a watch list of others.| On-Site Magazine
The addition of Firmus AI brings AI powered risk detection and cross discipline drawing comparison into Bluebeam’s PDF workflows.| On-Site Magazine
In an effort to fast-track nation-building projects, the Canadian government has created the Major Projects Office, which will be helmed by former Trans Mountain president and CEO Dawn Farrell.| On-Site Magazine
Ontario college pays homage to its past as it plans for the future of its students with new student residence.| On-Site Magazine
Beedie Luminaries has created a new trades scholarship program, committing more than $5.5 million to help students.| On-Site Magazine
