Forecasters on Oct. 24 tracked a slow-moving hurricane offshore and warned of heavy rain, flooding and mudslides later in the week; project teams faced a planning signal, not a confirmed site impact.
Environment Canada upgraded its Wollaston Lake–Collins Bay warning on October 24, forecasting 40 to 60 centimetres of snow by Sunday morning and northerly gusts to 70 km/h, with road and roof hazards flagged.
Audi and Georgia officials announced a Middle Georgia factory plan with about 4,500 jobs, grading expected in 2027 and full production targeted for 2031.
A proposed MTO special-provision revision would clarify plans, annual reporting, approvals and payment for non-commercial aggregate sources used on ministry contracts.
The Ministry of Transportation opened a 21-day consultation on changes to four OPSS aggregate standards, including concrete, asphalt, miscellaneous and base or backfill materials; the proposals are not yet in force.
Journeypersons who earned an eligible Red Seal certification from April 1, 2025 can apply for a CAD $5,000 payment, with documentation and application deadlines varying by certification date.
A proposed rule published October 23 would define exceptions under the ROAD to Housing Act, including build-to-rent and renovate-to-rent programs, before the statutory ban takes effect in January.
A worker died and another was injured during pipe installation in Urbivilla Bonita on Oct. 23; Agua y Drenaje said the crew worked for a contractor and pledged to cooperate with investigators.
The capital delivered 3,317 housing actions on Oct. 23, including repair, progressive-build and sustainability financing, while setting a larger year-end credit target and a 2027 deed goal.
The Impact Assessment Agency posted an October 23 update on a second request to designate the proposed Spruce Lake AI data centre for federal assessment; no designation decision has been made.
Foley Tile’s USD 3.55 million agreement with Human Friendly Robotics calls for Tyler robots to work alongside installers, aiming to expand crew capacity across Arizona and beyond.
The Alberta Construction Association reopened employer registration for its workforce program, which links approved Alberta construction employers with referred job seekers and offers wage and training support during eligible placements.
CMHC announced more than CAD $27 million in construction financing for a 95-apartment student-focused rental building near Charlevoix metro, part of a multi-partner development with 208 rooms.