Cannabis and Construction: Contractors and Unions Getting Ready
/in front, news/by CANSIf the repercussions from the legalization of cannabis by next July 1 are already preoccupying certain workplaces, the topic is of particular interest to areas of work in which health and security questions are omnipresent, such as construction sites. Read more.
Contest Seeks Transformational Projects to Boost Canadian Economy
/in front, news/by CANSThe corridors that have come to define Canada are hardly relics. The country still depends on the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Trans-Canada Highway. But they are the grand dreams of past centuries. For all the ways they connect Canada’s vast territory, the connective tissue of its future is largely yet to be […]
CanaData Speaker Bullish on Construction Growth
/in front, news/by CANSConstruction stakeholders attending the recent CanadaData East conference in Toronto were alerted to growth possibilities for their sector emerging from several different global sources. Read more.
Infrastructure Ministers from Across Canada Convene to Discuss Future Bilateral Spending
/in front, news/by CANSFederal, provincial and territorial insfrastructure ministers gathered in Ottawa on Sept. 21 with federal Minister of Infrastructure and Communities Amerjeet Sohi announcing afterwards that “productive discussions” had taken place on the next phase of infrastructure spending. Read more.