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A new lease on life: More bridges entering old age mean more repair and upgrade projects
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On-Site magazine’s Top Contractors is a project dedicated to determining the leading construction contractors in Canada.

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Canada’s infrastructure is always evolving. On-Site’s Infrastructure Report delves into spending, construction and key projects to watch.

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A major highway widening project at the southwestern tip of Ontario will use the #P3 model. The province has issued an RFQ as it works to prequalify #construction teams looking to take on the 15.6 km job on Hwy. 3 between Essex and Leamington: http://ow.ly/7YHv50F9VBA

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Our annual #TopContractors report is out. It includes the ever-popular Top 40. Find out what contractors made the cut this year! http://ow.ly/lQMC50F8xPm

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Our 2021 #TopContractors report is live! In a year dominated by COVID-19, the Top 40 and Top Five Under 50 needed to adjust on the fly, but that doesn’t mean they slowed down. Find out which contractors topped our annual rankings: http://ow.ly/UllK50F6Qnv

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A big renewal project at the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant in Saskatchewan is now funded and set to get underway. Procurement for the $222.8 million job will start later this year, with #construction expected to run from 2022 to 2025: http://ow.ly/Akgq50F6JXX

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A judge sided with the team building the #EglintonCrosstown last month in a suit tied to #construction rules and contractor obligations during COVID-19. Infrastructure Ontario and Metrolinx have now appealed the ruling that could have far-reaching fallout: http://ow.ly/uOxD50F5HYS

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