Archives for August 2007
- 2007-08-29—Caterpillar rental store opens in British Columbia
- 2007-08-29—UBC’s enrollment still strong at Vancouver campus
- 2007-08-29—Black Ball Transport’s M.V. Coho misses out on Victoria’s upgrade plans
- 2007-08-29—British Columbia contruction industry makes local golf history at ICBA golf tourney
- 2007-08-29—LIUNA urges boycott of CAW-built cars
- 2007-08-27—British Columbia welcomes Ontario firefighters
- 2007-08-27—British Columbia’s construction industry establishes worker safety protocol
- 2007-08-27—Aboriginal families receive $3.6 million for affordable housing
- 2007-08-27—Vancouver’s Olympic security unit warns contractors
- 2007-08-27—Municipal governments in Ontario set to share Infrastructure Planning Grant funding
- 2007-08-27—Architect’s BuildCarbonNeutral software measures carbon footprints
- 2007-08-27—Security-system issues delay opening of Calgary Courts Centre
- 2007-08-27—Architects call on Canadian government to adopt green procurement practices
- 2007-08-27—Edmonton’s Cord Projects celebrates 100 per cent safety audit
- 2007-08-27—Chard Development’s Juliet residential project reshapes downtown Victoria
- 2007-08-22—Magellen Developments brings Atelier Tower to life
- 2007-08-22—Canadian Construction Association pushes for higher tax exemption
- 2007-08-22—British Columbia’s construction boom improves contract bargaining
- 2007-08-22—Coquitlam cashes in casino funds to offset Chimo Pool costs
- 2007-08-22—Gerald Island pegged as future provincial marine park
- 2007-08-22—Lehigh Northwest Cement puts Royal Bay project up for sale
- 2007-08-22—British Columbia Ferries’ Coastal Renaissance sails for home
- 2007-08-22—Alberta government finalizes route for Edmonton’s Ring Road
- 2007-08-20—Canada Mortgage and Housing reports rising housing starts on Vancouver Island
- 2007-08-20—Surrey’s Central City development sets British Columbia real estate record
- 2007-08-20—Economist expects Okanagan housing starts to pick up
- 2007-08-20—Greenpeace guns for the tar sands
- 2007-08-20—Ontario municipalities get power to review, control design features
- 2007-08-20—Pacific Sport Institute construction jumps out of the gate
- 2007-08-20—EnCana preserves part of York Hotel friezes for future use in The Bow
- 2007-08-20—TRIP Canada asks federal government to pump up cash flow
- 2007-08-20—Edmonton evaluates clean, green buses and trolleys for public transit
- 2007-08-15—New Pitt River bridge pier pilings push envelope
- 2007-08-15—Waterfront upgrades stimulate Prince Rupert construction industry
- 2007-08-15—British Columbia road builders pull together to reopen highway after oil spill
- 2007-08-15—Ministry shortlists firms for Port Mann/Hwy 1 improvements
- 2007-08-15—Lower Mainland residents get used to the sight of heavy equipment
- 2007-08-15—First Nations’ members pursue roadbuilding careers
- 2007-08-15—Saskatchewan invests another $400,000 in apprenticeship training
- 2007-08-15—Pine beetle devastation affects British Columbia road builders
- 2007-08-15—Construction Safety Network produces New Worker Safety Orientation Toolbox
- 2007-08-15—Canada’s top sheet metal apprentice hails from British Columbia
- 2007-08-15—Cypher International Ltd. offers eco-friendly building products
- 2007-08-13—Fort Langley gets Spirit Square funds for waterfront redevelopment project
- 2007-08-13—Weyerhauser sells Kamloops sawmill
- 2007-08-13—Lower Mainland-Southwest building permits rise 18.6 per cent in June
- 2007-08-13—Grand Canyon Skywalk gets paved road
- 2007-08-13—British Columbia Transit orders hydrogen fuel cell buses
- 2007-08-13—Ventana Construction lends skills to Burnaby Habitat for Humanity project
- 2007-08-13—Speeding workers face fines in Manitoba
- 2007-08-13—Researchers tap summer road heat for winter warmth
- 2007-08-13—Underground gas utility owners need to provide accurate information, professional locates
- 2007-08-08—Suncor files plan for $4.4 billion oilsands mining expansion
- 2007-08-08—Associated Engineering establishes carbon-neutral policy
- 2007-08-08—Agencies plan updates to Model National Energy Code for Buildings
- 2007-08-08—Mediator appointed in British Columbia highway labour dispute
- 2007-08-08—Terrace Sportsplex nears completion
- 2007-08-08—Golden Ears Bridge begins to surface
- 2007-08-08—Board members vote to change regional district’s name to Metro Vancouver
- 2007-08-08—Changes to training benefits help Alberta students
- 2007-08-06—Calgary zoo official should “get out of the zoo”: Letter to the Editor
- 2007-08-06—No safeguards for temporary foreign workers, says Alberta Building Trades Council
- 2007-08-06—ASL Paving wins contract to build All Nations Healing Hospital access road
- 2007-08-06—University of Calgary seeks platinum LEED certification for Child Development Centre
- 2007-08-06—Governments work to stabilize wages and conditions for independent truckers
- 2007-08-06—Concert Properties recognized as Silver Finalist in 2007 CARE Awards
- 2007-08-06—Radius condo project team marks launch of construction
- 2007-08-06—Vancouver Olympic venue managers, athletes bristle with excitement
- 2007-08-01—Lower Mainland Steel’s charity golf tournament raises $100,000
- 2007-08-01—Architects take advantage of Banff centre’s view
- 2007-08-01—Alberta’s workforce strategy offers new initiatives
- 2007-08-01—Minneapolis bridge collapse offers a wake-up call for Canada, too
- 2007-08-01—Vancouver allows “alternate inspection services”
- 2007-08-01—New WorkSafeBC regulations for young, new workers now in effect
- 2007-08-01—British Columbia commits $50 million for aboriginal housing
- 2007-08-01—Union radicalism unique to Canada, says Hochstein
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