Back in 1977, Goodyear introduced the Tiempo, the first tire dubbed all-season. The idea was simple and alluring: Instead of dealing with the hassle of switching between snow and summer... read more →

Wages will be the number one issue when Ontario’s 25 ICI construction trade unions and their corresponding employer bargaining agencies sit down to hammer out collective agreements in the coming... read more →

The Chinese creation spans 26.3 meters (a little over 86 feet) and has a width of 2.6 meters (almost 12 feet). Its design is a tribute to Chinese architectural history,... read more →

Ontario’s construction sector is expected to continue to experience strong growth over the next decade, with the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and southwestern Ontario leading the way, though growing skilled... read more →

The company aiming to restore a northeastern Ontario cobalt refinery to commercial production is pleased with the early milling results. First Cobalt provided preliminary results from a test milling program of... read more →

Training in the Boiler Lab will be part of Millwright Technician and Power Engineering Technician — Fourth Class programs offered at the college, said a Jan. 25 release. Funded by... read more →

The railway bridge, which is more than 100 years old, had reached the end of its service life and needed to be replaced. In addition to the steel framework’s dimensions... read more →

A new training and mentorship program in Kapuskasing is preparing high school students for careers as welders in an effort to fill a need in the industry and retain youth... read more →

Over the past year, construction industry leaders have been hosting panel discussions, conferences and events focusing on mental health in the sector. The intent behind these events is to encourage... read more →

A 30-year-old mason from Hamilton, Ont. spent 60 tense minutes Jan. 23 locked in a battle of speed, skill and stamina with more than two dozen rivals from across the... read more →