Following a bomb threat at the General Electric factory construction site in Welland, Ontario, a man has been arrested. According to an article by The Star, a GE employee received... read more →
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According to WDRB, three workers were hurt on at a bridge widening project in Bullitt County, Kentucky late Wednesday morning. During assembly, a mechanism of a crane being assembled fell,... read more →
Thanks to an energy efficiency project backed by Schneider Electric, a L.A. School District will save approximately $170,000.00 annually. According to Energy Manager Today, Schneider Electric announced yesterday that it... read more →
Approximately 300 new jobs will be created when LG Electronics opens its factory in Detroit, Michigan, according to this article by Tech Crunch. A minimum of 292 factory workers and... read more →
The Government of Brazil announced that a protected national reserve will open to commercial mineral exploration according to an article published by Reuters. With an anticipated lift date in March 2018,... read more →
There has been a recent worldwide push to encourage women to participate in the skilled trades sector. As a result, the industry has seen a rise in the number of... read more →
Following the announcement that Ontario will proceed with the construction of year-round access to the Ring of Fire mining site, Noront Resources Ltd. states that the first batch of minerals... read more →
The Australian Government has set a two-tier target to increase the state of Victoria’s renewable energy levels: 25% by 2020, 40% by 2025, per this article by the Sydney Morning... read more →
Controversy arose yesterday when a Confederate flag flew at a construction site in Hamilton, Ontario. CBC News reported that the flag belonged to temporary worker Keith Lipiec, who per this... read more →
In Thunder Bay on Monday morning, Premier Kathleen Wynne announced that provincial agreements have been reached with Webequie, Marten Falls, and Nibinamik First Nations to begin construction of access roads... read more →