Altree Developments has announced a new mid-rise project for a three-acre property in east Toronto that sits atop the steep banks of the heavily forested Highland Creek valley — a... read more →

A West Coast shipyard will be sourcing finished product from Algoma Steel to build support ships for the Canadian navy. Seaspan Shipyards of North Vancouver, B.C. announced June 18 that the... read more →

ExxonMobil announced that it is ready to start construction, with partner SABIC, on a $10 billion ethane cracker plant near Corpus Christi, Texas. The Gulf Coast Ventures project received its final... read more →

The complex contains the remnants of what existed on Parliament Hill before Centre Block was built, during the time the Rideau Canal was first being constructed. The barracks, a guard house,... read more →

LNG Canada said the province-wide workforce development program will help more women participate in the megaproject and get a start in the construction trades. “Women in British Columbia currently represent just... read more →

After four years of construction, work on the new $4.2-billion Samuel De Champlain Bridge has entered its final weeks. Infrastructure Canada confirmed June 17 that the northbound lanes of the 3.4-kilometre... read more →

An agreement between Canada and the U.S. to lift tariffs on steel and aluminum is receiving universal approval from construction employers from coast to coast as well as steel manufacturers... read more →

Kidd Operations has confirmed it is investing a lot of time and effort to try to find a way to extend the life of the massive underground Glencore Kidd copper-zinc... read more →

Two Liebherr LTM 1500-8.1 mobile cranes from crane and heavy haulage contractors Autokrane Schares from Bocholt and Dietmar Flossdorf from Bad Neuenahr recently dismantled a 100-year-old railway bridge in Essen,... read more →

“What we’re seeing now with the opening of our new facility is a full alignment of our design, engineering, manufacturing and construction abilities,” he said, adding that the factory represents... read more →