Transporter demonstrations on Oct. 26 affected major road approaches and industrial corridors; contractors should track route-level conditions as the groups’ open-ended action and government talks continue.
AGC’s October 26 update details automatic transition rules, fees and the December 31 exit deadline for contractors covered by the successor National Construction and Maintenance Agreement.
Milton Hydro said emergency responders and utility personnel attended a construction-site electrical incident on October 26; authorities were reviewing what happened.
Infrastructure Ontario and the Solicitor General selected EBC for a fixed-price expansion in Greater Napanee that is intended to add 91 beds and enlarge health, admissions, visitation and staff areas.
CMHC announced more than CAD $17 million for 270 homes across four Montréal projects, combining a 47-unit affordable building with renovation and repair work in existing community housing.
The U.S. construction technology company says new funding will expand commercial deployments of retrofit autonomous equipment and support field operations as it adds contractor customers.
A worker died and a colleague was injured at a drainage excavation on Oct. 26; authorities have not announced a cause, while Mexico’s construction standard sets detailed soil, inspection and trench-protection duties.
Environment Canada’s October 25 update kept a yellow winter storm warning for Tadoule Lake while ending it for several neighbouring areas, after forecasting snow, strong gusts and a rain-to-snow transition across the north.
A government site visit described a 3.2-kilometre protection berm, dredging and gabions for four communities, with completion planned for Dec. 15; the works remain in progress.
The $5.1B New SLC program reached its final construction milestone with a 132,000-square-foot Concourse B addition, while seven gates were set to open to passengers Oct. 27.
Effective Oct. 24, the federal law creates a shared cadastral identifier and digital platforms, but it does not itself prove title, change tax rates or replace local construction approvals.
A new OSHA topic page consolidates battery hazards, applicable standards and controls, giving contractors a clearer starting point for jobsite planning without creating a battery-specific rule.