Archives for December 2007
- 2007-12-31—Construction Safety Network’s new guide aims to explain WorkSafeBC regulations
- 2007-12-31—Tender call cannot be used just to gather information
- 2007-12-31—Disassembly part of design, experts say
- 2007-12-31—Jobsite Silhouette
- 2007-12-31—British Columbia’s economic forecast looks less rosy, economists say
- 2007-12-31—Nation Wide Resources closes doors
- 2007-12-31—British Columbia Construction Association plans another recruitment trip to Germany
- 2007-12-31—Morguard and Discovery Parks celebrate start of construction at Discovery Place
- 2007-12-31—Canadian Hydro Developers lose bid for Manitoba Hydro wind-generated energy projects
- 2007-12-31—Calgary building permits set to break records in 2007
- 2007-12-24—Canada Green Building Council seeks volunteers to update LEED rating system
- 2007-12-24—EPCOR announces plans to build highrise headquarters in Edmonton
- 2007-12-24—British Columbia’s construction employment rate reaches record high
- 2007-12-24—Solterra hits the right note at Dolce Symphony Place
- 2007-12-24—Bird Construction wins Suncor contract
- 2007-12-24—British Columbia government plans job fairs in southern Ontario to attract construction workers
- 2007-12-24—Fraser River Pile and Dredge lowers bridge over urban water
- 2007-12-24—Worker electrocuted at IKO Industries in Calgary
- 2007-12-24—Residential construction in Canada reaches record levels
- 2007-12-24—Role of trade unions still misunderstood by general public
- 2007-12-19—Construction teams celebrate completion of Whistler Olympic and Paralympic venues
- 2007-12-19—Graham Construction organizes rooftop delivery at Mariposa Gardens
- 2007-12-19—Memorial service planned for Tony Toth
- 2007-12-19—Economists forecast strong growth in U.S. non-residential construction for 2008
- 2007-12-19—Royal Architectural Institute of Canada moves beyond its own border
- 2007-12-19—PCL Constructors Westcoast ready to start River Rock Hotel
- 2007-12-19—Technology helps construction companies manage project risk
- 2007-12-19—Construction associations and Toyota Canada strike sponsorship deal
- 2007-12-19—ATCO ready to build new line in northern Alberta
- 2007-12-19—Residential building permits continue to climb in British Columbia
- 2007-12-19—Cargill Ltd. begins construction to double storage capacity at Camrose East operation
- 2007-12-17—Vancouver beefs up parking enforcement
- 2007-12-17—Doosan Infracore acquires Bobcat
- 2007-12-17—Landmark Woodward’s building gets rehabilitated
- 2007-12-17—Prominent architect Teresa Coady appointed to climate change team
- 2007-12-17—Finning International plans facility in central Alberta
- 2007-12-17—Alberta opens two advisory offices to help foreign workers
- 2007-12-14—Workers celebrate completion of all Whistler venues for Vancouver 2010 Olympics
- 2007-12-12—Gold Seal designation promotes professionalism
- 2007-12-12—Canadian construction industry catches up on net-zero building
- 2007-12-12—Alberta adds new rules to interprovincial trade agreement
- 2007-12-12—British Columbia opens up applications process for next round of Towns for Tomorrow program
- 2007-12-12—Construction firms foresee healthy first-quarter 2008 hiring climate
- 2007-12-12—United States risks talking itself into recession: economist
- 2007-12-12—Alberta’s share of national wealth increases over past 10 years
- 2007-12-12—Vancouver Island partnership earns accolades
- 2007-12-12—Stantec acquires four North American firms
- 2007-12-12—St. Nick pays early visit to Canada Line job site
- 2007-12-10—Manitoba announces additional funding for affordable housing
- 2007-12-10—Contractors share green-building challenges at Construct Canada
- 2007-12-10—Canadian Institute of Steel Construction recognizes best steel projects at awards gala
- 2007-12-10—Vancouver airport will see more than $250 million worth of construction work annually
- 2007-12-10—Dawson Creek mayor accepts Solar Leader of the Year award
- 2007-12-05—All sides in public-private partnerships take a tougher stand
- 2007-12-05—Aquilini Construction mans the controls
- 2007-12-05—Industry refutes allegations of widespread mistreatment of temporary foreign workers
- 2007-12-05—Canada’s infrastructure minister defends government funding strategy
- 2007-12-05—Fortune Minerals explores coal pipeline option
- 2007-12-05—Pope and Talbot bankruptcy puts power-plant proposal in jeopardy
- 2007-12-05—Vancouver General Hospital reaches development milestone
- 2007-12-05—Alberta tallies up its 2007 infrastructure spending
- 2007-12-03—WorkSafeBC approves Assured Grounding Program
- 2007-12-03—Feasibility study buries gold and silver mine plans
- 2007-12-03—Construct Canada draws international visitors
- 2007-12-03—BA Blacktop scores design-build contract
- 2007-12-03—Manitoba government aims to make province a transportation hub
- 2007-12-03—Concrete makes perfect choice for Toronto’s St. Gabriel’s Passionist Church
- 2007-12-03—Speaker urges construction industry to lead green charge
- 2007-12-03—Public support for public-private partnerships remains strong, says council
- 2007-12-03—You know the drill at Construct Canada
- 2007-12-03—Construct Canada sets green example for construction industry
- 2007-12-03—Photo Gallery: Construct Canada
- 2007-12-03—Watermark Beach Resort Osoyoos project comes along nicely
- 2007-12-03—It’s a high-pressure job, but someone has to do it
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