There were not a lot of surprises in Ontario’s municipal election races on Oct. 22 but still construction stakeholders are indicating they are keen to use the opportunity of READ HERE .

Infrastructure Canada said Oct. 25 that construction on the new span over the St. Lawrence River will continue into next year, confirming a report from READ HERE

Work is well underway on a new 50,000 sq. ft. (4,645 square metre) maintenance facility at the READ HERE

Although the recent explosion at the Irving Oil refinery caused a significant amount of damage and may temporarily disrupt the plant’s operations, it is unlikely to have a permanent impact on New Brunswick’s medium-term READ HERE

Trimble Loadrite L3180 SmartScale is now an option on Hitachi wheel loaders in the U.S., the companies announced READ HERE

When the future residents of Toronto’s Line 5 condo building order home delivery of groceries or a bite from Uber Eats or Foodora, there will be no need to rush home to ensure their food isn’t left at the front desk to get cold READ HERE

On Wednesday, China will open a sprawling six-lane mega-bridge connecting the mainland city of Zhuhai to Hong Kong and Macau with over 34 miles of elevated roadway READ HERE

Canada’s new asbestos ban will not prevent companies in Quebec from sifting through the waste left over from decades of mining asbestos to look for magnesium READ HERE

The provincial government has announced plans to repeal Bill 148, which increased Ontario’s minimum wage, and dismantle the Ontario College of Trades, two pieces of legislation it calls READ HERE