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Statistics Canada · Ontario

Building permits drop nine per cent across Canada - Ontario Construction News

Special to Ontario Construction News National building permits fell by $1.2 billion or 9 per cent to $12.0 billion in June, with Ontario’s institutional segment leading the decline after driving growth in May, according to Statistics Canada data released on Aug. 12. Ontario’s institutional component receded from $1.9 billion in May to $538 million in […] The post Building permits drop nine per cent across Canada appeared first on Ontario Constru…See the Story

Newfoundland and Labrador · Newfoundland and Labrador

Construction begins on Canada’s first commercial spaceport in Newfoundland and Labrador

Canadian Design and Construction Report staff writer ST. LAWRENCE, N.L. — Construction has started on Canada’s first commercial spaceport, a facility where rockets can be launched into space, NordSpace Corp. […]Read Article

Canada · Canada

Much ado about nothing? SAC calls court decision pausing performance bonds ‘wildly exaggerated’ - Ontario Construction News

Ontario Construction News staff The Surety Association of Canada (SAC) is pushing back against what its president calls “unwarranted overreaction and hyperbole” following a court order that temporarily paused claims on performance bonds issued on behalf of Earth Boring Co. Limited. While some industry observers have raised alarms, suggesting the move compromises owner protections, the […] The post Much ado about nothing? SAC calls court decision…See the Story

CNL and Partners Tab Three Canadian Destinations for Renewable Diesel Facilities

Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Canada’s premier nuclear science and technology laboratory, in partnership with Expander Energy Inc. (Expander), Fuel Cell Energy (FCE), St Marys Cement (SMC), and Nuclear Promise X (NPX), are pleased to announce that they have identified three Canadian locations as potential sites for the location of renewable diesel production facilities. These facilities would be capable of converting wood waste feedstock …Science · Chalk River See the Story

George Brown College project helps drive Ontario’s mass timber construction strategy - Ontario Construction News

Ontario Construction News staff writer George Brown College’s (GBC) Limberlost Place has helped trigger major changes to Ontario’s building codes and is playing a key role in the province’s strategy to grow its mass timber construction sector, college officials say. The 10-storey academic building—Canada’s first institutional structure made from mass timber and designed to achieve […] The post George Brown College project helps drive Ontario’s m…Toronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Ontario’s prefab wood industry poised to deliver 24,000 homes annually — without new infrastructure - Ontario Construction News

Submitted by Mike Phillips, Ontario Structural Wood Association In recent years, a growing number of reports and policy papers have proposed solutions to address Ontario’s short- and medium-term housing needs. Many of these reports — produced by governments, builders and industry groups — point to off-site prefabrication as a key part of the solution. The […] The post Ontario’s prefab wood industry poised to deliver 24,000 homes annually — witho…Infrastructure · Ontario See the Story

Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre's new community hub breaks ground

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The centre's executive director, Pam Glode-Desrochers, spoke with Amy Smith about the long-awaited cultural centre and community hub in Halifax.Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax See the Story

Red Tape, Low Productivity Fuel Housing Crisis: C.D. Howe Report Calls for Tech-Driven Construction Reform - Ontario Construction News

Ontario Construction News staff writer Canada is not building homes quickly enough to meet rising demand, and red tape combined with low productivity is intensifying pressure on the construction sector, concludes a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute. Building Smarter, Faster: Technology and Policy Solutions for Canada’s Housing Crisis explores how innovative construction technologies […] The post Red tape, low productivity fuel housing cris…Canada · Canada See the Story

Study Illustrates the Economic and Social Value of Surety Bonds - On-Site Magazine

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Bonds do more than protect taxpayers, small business and workers, they also provide measurable benefits to the national and local economy by protecting GDP, creating jobs and allowing governments and public agencies to recover some, or all, of the premium paid to the surety company, suggests a recent study from the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA) and recently shared by the Surety Association of Canada (SAC). (Infographic courtesy …Economy · Ontario See the Story

Tariffs and labour shortages push up construction costs in Q2, StatsCan reports - Ontario Construction News

Ontario Construction News staff writer Construction costs continued to rise across Canada in the second quarter of 2025, with volatility in material pricing and availability fuelled by ongoing Canada-U.S. tariff tensions, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada. The federal agency reports that residential building construction costs rose 1.0% between April and June, […] The post Tariffs and labour shortages push up construction costs…Tariffs · Canada See the Story

Survey reveals widespread mental health crisis in Nova Scotia’s construction industry

Cadcr News staff writer Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) has released new data highlighting significant mental health challenges in the province’s construction sector. The findings come from the first Nova […]Mental Health · Nova Scotia Read Article

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