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24 Nov

Outpacing the overall percentage of #employment growth by more than three-to-one, Canada's #construction sector added more than 18,000 workers in September, although more than 90,000 #jobs remain unfilled.

#SkilledTrades #LabourShortage #Hiring

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/construction-adds-to-september-employment-numbers/1003978347/

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

23 Nov

New board aims to harmonize #construction codes: Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes is taking over responsibility for the development of #Canada's national model codes.

#Canada #BuildingCodes #Construction

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/new-board-aims-to-harmonize-construction-codes/1003978338/

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

23 Nov

#Ontario government putting $3.5 million into training initiatives to bring 2,000 young people into the #construction #trades.

#TradesTraining #Jobs #LabourShortage

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/ontario-putting-3-5-million-toward-construction-trades-training/1003978316/

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CCPPP @pppcouncil ·

22 Nov

Today at our #P32022 lunch we celebrated the 2033 Champion Award recipient Steve Nackan, Executive Vice President and President, @AeconGroupInc Concessions.

Congrats! #publicprivatepartnerships

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On-Site Magazine @onsitemag ·

17 Nov

October starts fall from September high: #CMHC reports monthly SAAR of total housing starts declined by 11 per cent across #Canada in October, despite year-over-year growth in major centres and rising trend line.

#HousingStarts #Construction

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/october-starts-fall-from-september-high/1003978292/

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