Friday, November 6, 2026
Reframing the trades
Canada stands at an unprecedented economic and industrial crossroads. Across the country, federal and provincial governments are aligning behind an ambitious mandate to “build, baby,…
CCA Construction Symposium Day 2: Transforming Healthcare Delivery
As one of Canada’s fastest growing and most diverse communities, the city of Mississauga faces an increasingly urgent demand for expanded healthcare infrastructure. To meet…
CCA Symposium: Lessons from the Union Station Enhancement Project
Delivering large-scale infrastructure in the heart of a major metropolitan area is often described as performing open-heart surgery on a living, breathing city. At Canada’s…
How GTA transit leaders plan to deliver a world-class network
As the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) undergoes a historical infrastructure expansion, regional transit leaders are shifting focus from construction price tags to long-term operational success.…
Engineering Toronto’s midtown transit transformation
Beneath the congested, bustling arterial roadways of mid-town Toronto, one of North America’s most complex transit infrastructure projects is quietly reshaping the future of urban…
PCL is delivering a first-of-its-kind hybrid structural system with CAMH’s Temerty Discovery Centre
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) celebrated a major construction milestone with a topping off ceremony for two landmark redevelopment projects at its…
PEI–NB Interconnection Expansion Project advances with $5.9M investment
The Government of Canada announced $5.9 million for PEI Energy Corporation to advance the Prince Edward Island–New Brunswick Interconnection Expansion Project. The investment supports engineering…
Building Canada’s defence infrastructure
National defence infrastructure is the invisible backbone of a secure society, but the challenges of modernizing and expanding these systems across a vast, geographically diverse…
Driven by Collaboration: Inside Canada’s Nuclear Renaissance at SiteSummit
The nuclear energy landscape is undergoing a massive, era-defining pivot, and Canada is positioning itself at the absolute forefront of global execution. Far from the…
Companies prequalified for Oak Valley Health – Uxbridge Redevelopment Project
Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Oak Valley Health have prequalified five companies to deliver the Oak Valley Health – Uxbridge Redevelopment Project. Companies were prequalified based…
A Generational Move: Alto CEO Martin Imbleau on the call to action for Canada’s first high-speed rail network
The Canadian transportation landscape is on the verge of a historic transformation, on a scale not seen in generations. For decades, high-speed rail in Canada…
Reimagining Toronto’s Waterfront for the Next Century
By RJ Steenstra I come from a Dutch family and ancestry, and perhaps that explains why the water has always felt familiar to me. The…
Ontario General Contractors host 15th Construction Symposium
The snow may have disappeared, but there it was still busy at the Blue Mountain Resort, which hosted the Ontario General Contractors Association (OGCA) 15th…
The use of evaluation-based procurement for municipal infrastructure projects
By Lauren Belayneh Every Canadian is more familiar than they’d like to be with the pains of co-existing with a construction project that seems to…
The future of wastewater treatment plant design
Wastewater infrastructure is the invisible backbone of a healthy society, but the challenges of maintaining and expanding these systems have never been more complex. From…
CUSMA and technology highlight Day 2 at CCA conference
The U.S. tariffs and ongoing negotiations the CUSMA agreement have created uncertainty for Canada’s construction industry, particularly around material costs , and especially for steel…
Canadian Construction Association conference highlights relationships
The themes of nation building and building relationships ran through many of the sessions during the first day of the annual Canadian Construction Association conference…
Shifting Sands: How contractors can balance long-term goals with short-term volatility
By Dustin Stephens Across Canada, the construction sector is being asked to deliver more than ever before. Ambitious federal targets for infrastructure and housing are…
Engineering spaces for Cowtown’s vibrant arts and cultural scene
By Sam Lane As Calgary evolves into one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, a quieter but equally significant transformation is underway—one that’s reshaping its cultural identity.…
Accelerating the digital transformation of Canadian infrastructure delivery
Future of Infrastructure Group (FIG) and Arup announced the launch of a new white paper titled Unlocking Digital Twins in Canada. It outlines a path and…
Addressing the high cost of transit infrastructure
After years of delays and cost overruns, Toronto’s Eglinton Crosstown LRT finally opened to the public. This came on the heels of the opening of…
Hatch CEO John Bianchini’s experiences help him lead with confidence
When Hatch CEO John Bianchini describes the experiences that shaped his leadership, he points not to boardrooms or strategy papers, but to thousands of miles…
RESCON event highlights importance of home construction industry
The Residential Construction Council of Ontario (RESCON) held its annual general meeting in Vaughan, with Ontario Premier Doug Ford making an appearance as the keynote…
The Mod Squad
The mods are back. No, not the Vespa-riding, army coat wearing subculture featured in The Who’s rock opera Quadrophenia. Rather, the concept of modular construction—the…