2001- the Sapporo Dome stadium in Japan, designed by architect Hiroshi Hara, opens in Japan.
A rise in popularity of the North’s craft brewing industry is fuelling growth potential in a niche segment of the area’s agriculture sector. Over three years, selected varieties of malting barley... read more →
The world’s first 3D-printed community is set to begin construction in Latin America, designed for families living on less than $200 a month. According to an article in New Atlas,... read more →
Ontario is digging deep to roll out billions in infrastructure while also launching $1.3 billion in road repairs and upgrades this season. What’s more interesting, says Bryan Hocking, chief operating officer... read more →
1839- Construction begins on the High Bridge, the oldest bridge in New York City.
Z’Gamok Construction LP, a corporation owned by the Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation, has secured the ore haulage contract for Vale’s Totten Mine, located about 40 minutes southwest of Sudbury. In a... read more →
Construction engineering firm Clayco is vetting manufacturers to produce the “hard hat of the future,” according to an article in Building Design + Construction. To do this, Clayco partnered with... read more →
The province is introducing portable skill sets to help speed up certification and training in the skilled trades, without compromising health and safety, it says. Portable skill sets are a... read more →
1936- Queen Mary arrives in New York, completing its maiden voyage.
Agoke Development Corporation (ADC) staged a showcase event in northwestern Ontario to allow mechanical harvesting suppliers and manufacturers to view First Nation trainees at work in the bush. The corporation hosted... read more →