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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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After more than a decade of study, raucous and repeated city council clashes, and several provincial government interjections, #construction has started on the #ScarboroughSubway. The STRABAG team is getting to work on tunnelling for the $5.5B project: http://ow.ly/zgAs50Fh8R7

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BC has issued an RFQ for a $87.5M interchange replacement at Hwy 99 & the Steveston Hwy in Richmond. It's set it be completed ahead of upcoming work to replace the nearby #GeorgeMasseyTunnel, but the trajectory of that far larger project remains unclear: http://ow.ly/sH1050FgVD6

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#Electric heavy equipment continues to inch toward the mainstream. A Quebec mining firm has signed a deal with Caterpillar aimed at outfitting a new graphite mine north of Montreal entirely with zero-emissions machines: http://ow.ly/h53550FgdZj

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Few industries see as much back-and-forth between a diverse list of players as #construction, yet the industry is considered a laggard when it comes to sharing information. Getting better connected is about more than just technology: http://ow.ly/zwZ450Fg1AL

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