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- October 17th, 2019
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MHCA seeks minister’s intervention on quarry rehab payments October 17th, 2019 The MHCA has asked Growth, Enterprise and Trade Minister Blaine Pedersen for his assistance in getting outstanding payments made to contractors owed for quarry rehab work they completed in...
Canadian Centre for Healthcare Facilities (CCHF) is pleased to present Improving the HealthCare Build in Halifax, NS, October 24 – 25, 2019. Get perspectives from Chief Project Officers and expert advisors from across Canada on managing complex projects and advances in clinical design...
#Construction4CDNs With voting day fast approaching on October 21, Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is renewing their call, asking you to join the campaign, #Construction4CDNs, by clicking on the “take action” button below and sending a letter to your election candidates....
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER The Supplier Engagement Team is happy to offer a FREE seminar for all Contractors and Suppliers interested in selling to government. Hosts: Metropolitan Regional Housing Authority & Nova Scotia ProcurementDate: Tuesday, October 29, 2019Location: Construction Association of Nova...
157th CANS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HOW DID WE DO? Attendees are encouraged to provide their feedback on CANS 157th AGM by clickingHERE and completing the delegate feedback survey. The Construction Association of Nova Scotia’s 2019 Annual General Meeting, held on...
1281 Topsail RdSt. John’s, NLA1N 5G3Rep: Johnny Tuckeremail: sssupplyjt@nf.aibn.comTel: 709 747-5558Fax: 709 747-5569Business: Construction, Industrial, Commercial and Residential Equipment, Sales and Rental Supply View original article here Source
CANS 157 Annual General Meeting was held at Oak Island Resort and Conference Centre from October 4-6, 2019. In addition to celebrating our organization’s successes over the past year, CANS welcomed its new Board of Directors and bid farewell to...
About 40% of highways, road in rough shape: CIRC October 10th, 2019 The latest ‘report card’ on Canada’s roads is out and it’s looking like there’s more work ahead, for a better grade. The 2019 Canadian Infrastructure Report Card, a...
The president of the Canadian Wind Energy Association says the industry has proven that wind can compete on price with other sources of electrical power but now it must prove it can be just as reliable. Addressing the opening session...
When the Town of Blackfalds was first approached to buy a former trucking company site to convert into a municipal facility, the offer was $8.3 million for eight acres and three buildings. That price tag was a little high, so...
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