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2 Feb

Permits slow in December: Few bright spots in Statistics Canada's most recent report on Canada’s seasonally adjusted value of building permits.

#BuildingPermits #Canada #ICI #Residential

https://www.on-sitemag.com/construction/permits-slow-down-in-december/1003978708/

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2 Feb

Labour shortages, technology and the impact of net-zero policies were hot topics during @procoretech's Canadian Construction Forecast 2023 panel discussion, featuring @ConstructionCAN, @OnSiteMag and @ConstructConnx.

#Canada #Construction

https://www.on-sitemag.com/features/modestly-optimistic-outlook-for-2023/

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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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