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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

26 Jan

Better public transport preferred over driving: @HitachiRailENG survey suggests more than half of Torontonians would accept increased road #taxes to fund better-connected public transit.

#Infrastructure #Transportation #GTA #Toronto

https://www.on-sitemag.com/infrastructure/better-public-transport-preferred-over-driving-in-toronto/1003978680/

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

25 Jan

After moving its dates due to the pandemic, the 2023 edition of #Canada’s national #concrete show, @CDNConcreteExpo, returns to its traditional timing, hitting the International Centre in Mississauga on Feb. 16 and 17.

#CCE2023 #Construction #TradeShow

https://www.on-sitemag.com/features/cce-returns-to-february/

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

23 Jan

Program for out-of-status construction workers doubled: Canadian pilot program with #immigration pathway for #construction workers in the GTA gets increased to 1,000 openings.

#Labour #SkilledTrades #Careers #Toronto

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/program-for-out-of-status-construction-workers-doubled/1003978659/

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

19 Jan

Catch On-Site Magazine at @procoretech's construction industry #forecast as we look to share insights as part of a panel discussion exploring expectations for Canada’s construction industry in 2023.

#SeeYouInToronto #Canadian #Construction

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/catch-on-site-at-procores-construction-industry-forecast/1003978636/

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

17 Jan

World of Concrete is underway! Our own David Skene is roaming the halls and outdoor exhibits at the Las Vegas Convention Center looking for the newest in products and technologies for the construction sector.

#WOC2023 #Construction #Concrete #Vegas

https://www.on-sitemag.com/features/world-of-concrete-continues-to-build-up-vegas-show/

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Permits post double-digit jump

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Non-residential permits rise almost 10 per cent

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September permits come crashing down

Canada posts growth despite challenges

Toronto continues to lead North American crane index

Starts hit highest level since 2021

Building construction rises to $21.1 billion in August

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Residential builders recognized for housing contributions

Building beyond the basement

Despite December dip, housing ran high in 2022

Non-residential investment outpacing residential components

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Permits post double-digit jump

Quebec construction activity expected to remain high

Investment in building construction holds steady

Housing starts flat in November

Non-residential permits rise almost 10 per cent

EllisDon partners with Habitat for Humanity Canada

Ontario passes More Homes Built Faster Act

October starts fall from September high

TNDC named one of the largest Indigenous businesses in B.C.

Housing affordability a top concern for Canadians

Non-residential construction posts modest September gains

September permits come crashing down

Canada posts growth despite challenges

Toronto continues to lead North American crane index

Starts hit highest level since 2021

Building construction rises to $21.1 billion in August

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