Seeking to develop a space conducive to the discovery of Japanese cuisine, Chef Frederic Dufort and his team enlisted Cleo Katcho Design Architectural to design the new Montreal-based restaurant, Iru Izakaya. Photo…
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Vancouver skyscraper design looks to set the bar for energy efficiency
Canadian developer Brivia Group has selected downtown Vancouver as the location for its newest project, a 60-storey Passive House residential development. Photo courtesy Brivia Group Canadian developer Brivia Group has selected downtown…
Quarry rehab program applications open; info webinar offered
The Manitoba government announced it is opening a third intake for the Quarry Rehabilitation on Private and Municipal Land Program. Eligible project activities include sloping… View original article here Source
MHCA urges City of Winnipeg to expedite use of pothole funding
The City of Winnipeg should quickly rollout a program to fix the roads, using the funding recently announced by the provincial government to address the… View original article here Source
B.C. receives funding to accelerate inclusive infrastructure projects
Fifty-seven community, recreation, and green infrastructure projects across British Columbia will receive more than $110.3 million in government funding.Photo courtesy Big Stock Fifty-seven community, recreation, and green infrastructure projects across British Columbia…
Montreal-Trudeau airport station to meet critical transit needs
Aecon and EBC have finalized a $219 million contract with Aeroports de Montreal (ADM) to build the Montreal-Trudeau International Airport Reseau express metropolitain (REM) Station in Quebec. Photo courtesy JODOIN LAMARRE PRATTE…
Move from shovel-ready, to “shovel worthy” investment in trade infrastructure: CWF report
Canada’s funding of “shovel-ready” infrastructure projects, rather than through a long-term strategy that prioritizes projects with the highest return to the GDP, has damaged the… View original article here Source
Economic recovery and growth lead provincial agenda: Stefanson
Premier Heather Stefanson said the first six months of her leadership have proven challenging – with COVID-19 variants still a concern and spring weather bringing… View original article here Source
Workforce Development // Seeking Female-Identifying Industry Trainers to Lead New CANS Women in Construction Program
Call for Female-Identifying Industry Trainers to Lead New CANS Women in Construction Program CANS is seeking qualified facilitators that can co-develop and present on one or more topics for the inaugural CANS Women…
Notice // Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Nova Scotia Launches New Podcast, WorkShift
Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Nova Scotia Launches New Podcast, WorkShift Through Workfshift, the WCB Nova Scotia seeks to connect with the people, issues and ideas that are shaping workplace health and safety…