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.
Ontario’s marijuana framework receives mixed reviews
/in front, news/by CANSKey players in the construction industry say one important element is still missing with the Ontario government’s recently released cannabis framework — giving employers the tools they need to maintain health and safety on the jobsite. Read more.
Should more women be working onsite in construction?
/in front, news/by CANSAccording to a 2016 BuildForce Canada report, the Canadian construction industry employs about 12 per cent women and 88 per cent men. Read more.
Government spending on infrastructure is slowly making its way down the pipe
/in front, news/by CANSRome wasn’t built in a day. A trite expression, perhaps, but one which might comfort builders and other construction sector service and material providers wondering when infrastructure money the federal Liberal government promised in its two most recent budgets might flow meaningfully down the proverbial pipe. Read more.