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Employment demands increase in Alberta to 2034, with growth greatest in the non-residential sector

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OTTAWA, Ontario, April 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -

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Renewed residential activity and ongoing work on major non-residential projects elevate construction demands to 2034

OTTAWA, Ontario, April 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Construction investment levels increased modestly across Canada in 2024, with both the residential and non-residential sectors reporting growth.

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Employment demands increase in Alberta to 2034, with growth greatest in the non-residential sector

OTTAWA, Ontario, April 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -

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BuildForce Canada projecting elevated construction demands - On-Site Magazine

(SOURCE: Statistics Canada, BuildForce Canada (2025–2034), courtesy of BuildForce Canada) The national outlook on construction investment activity is for growth between now and 2034, reports BuildForce Canada in its 2025–2034 Construction and Maintenance Looking Forward national forecast, which was released on April 4. After remaining largely unchanged in 2025, investment in the residential sector is projected to chart a steady series of increas…

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Alberta - New learning pathway to a career as a truck driver

In March 2024, Alberta's government announced changes to Class 1 drivers' licensing and training to ensure commercial truck drivers in Alberta have the right mix of competencies and licensing . . .

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