Archives for September 2010
- 2010-09-29—Building information modeling a ‘growing factor’ in how U.S. contractors do business
- 2010-09-29—Building owners a driving force in green design, retrofitting
- 2010-09-29—Public review of Alberta bitumen mine reconvenes after First Nation objections withdrawn
- 2010-09-29—Suncor Energy’s tailings-pond reclamation claims questioned
- 2010-09-29—Foreign demand for commodities will boost prices, spur construction
- 2010-09-29—RCMP warn British Columbia construction workers about online scam
- 2010-09-27—Alberta oilsands upgrader clears regulatory hurdle
- 2010-09-27—Concord Pacific nears completion on Park Place 1 in Surrey, British Columbia
- 2010-09-27—UPDATE: Electra residents return home after chemical testing wraps up
- 2010-09-27—Slab-jacking contractor didn’t have a valid business licence
- 2010-09-27—Jestin: Emerging economies driving recovery
- 2010-09-27—Parliamentary Budget Officer aims to measure stimulus impact
- 2010-09-27—Incoming Mechanical Contractors Association chair juggles executive, industry roles
- 2010-09-27—Workplace safety task force forging ahead without Council of Ontario Construction Associations
- 2010-09-27—Calgary building permit values well up over 2009
- 2010-09-27—Coast Meridian Overpass built in increments to avoid disruptions
- 2010-09-27—Suncor Energy charged for failing to manage stormwater runoff
- 2010-09-27—B.C. Institute of Technology students take part in Steel Day
- 2010-09-22—Gas leak forces evacuation in Emerson, Manitoba
- 2010-09-22—Building permit value drops in Alberta, but rest of West goes up
- 2010-09-22—Construction underway on expansion of Polar Continental Shelf Program facility
- 2010-09-22—Watermain extension to pass through Nanaimo park
- 2010-09-22—Work continues on Sterling Place commercial development in Vancouver
- 2010-09-22—Testing underway to determine if evacuated Vancouver building is safe for residents
- 2010-09-22—Proposed labour requirements concern Manitboa construction industry
- 2010-09-22—New B.C. Construction Safety Alliance officially launches
- 2010-09-22—Work begins on Cosmo highrise in Vancouver
- 2010-09-22—Project aims to help international architects find work in Canada
- 2010-09-20—Second watermain across Fraser River will cost Metro Vancouver $230 million
- 2010-09-20—Photovoltaic training aims to improve worksite safety
- 2010-09-20—Costs for electrical distribution systems increase in 2010
- 2010-09-20—Calgary to probe construction procurement fraud
- 2010-09-20—For McElhanney Group, adaptation has been key to century of survival
- 2010-09-20—Jestin: Road to recovery will be a long and winding one
- 2010-09-20—Ledcor continues work on new Wal-Mart in Surrey, British Columbia
- 2010-09-20—Growing concerns about slowdown in Canadian housing market
- 2010-09-20—Victoria sewer project likely to be delivered as P3 hybrid
- 2010-09-20—Chemical reaction during slab-jacking causes evacuation in Vancouver
- 2010-09-20—Canadian Mechanical Contracting Education Foundation set to launch Gold Seal program
- 2010-09-15—McCain Foods potato processing plant aims for ISO 14001 certification
- 2010-09-15—Two Edmonton firms charged for exposing employees to asbestos
- 2010-09-15—Export Development Canada showcases construction, infrastructure specialists
- 2010-09-15—Sea Breeze Power moves forward with Vancouver Island wind project
- 2010-09-15—Water parks require special supply solutions
- 2010-09-15—Clayton Construction, Canadian Natural Resources charged after oil sands worker drowns
- 2010-09-13—With Sunrise oil sands project, Enbridge fills its pipeline
- 2010-09-13—VanMar Constructors continues work on Vancouver social housing project
- 2010-09-13—Is sustainable heritage architecture an oxymoron?
- 2010-09-13—Skilled labour shortage hits Saskatchewan hard
- 2010-09-13—Aecon Group acquires Cow Harbour Construction
- 2010-09-13—WorkSafe Saskatchewan cracks down on dangerous roofing companies
- 2010-09-13—Remote water treatment a specialty for BioteQ Environmental Technologies
- 2010-09-13—Ground broken on Halifax RCMP headquarters
- 2010-09-13—North Vancouver eco-friendly walkway a real cliff hanger
- 2010-09-08—Northern infrastructure vulnerable to climate change effects: report
- 2010-09-08—Bird Construction begins work on new ice rink in Vancouver
- 2010-09-08—Traffic control workers form B.C. Flagging Association
- 2010-09-08—British Columbia’s first six-storey wood structure takes shape
- 2010-09-08—Cement ‘sniffing’ technology could help find Jimmy Hoffa
- 2010-09-08—WorkSafeBC sets new assessment rates
- 2010-09-08—Options being considered for new Pattullo Bridge in Metro Vancouver
- 2010-09-08—ECO:LOGIC Engineering designs iPad construction software
- 2010-09-06—BC Housing complex features Western Canada’s largest solar installation
- 2010-09-06—Columbia Bitulithic resurfaces Canada Way in Burnaby, British Columbia
- 2010-09-06—Trinidad and Tobago project designed to protect Buccoo Reef
- 2010-09-06—Manitoba invests in Winnipeg road improvements
- 2010-09-06—Car plows into Vancouver construction site
- 2010-09-06—Crane falls into Saskatchewan lake, forcing bridge closure
- 2010-09-06—Construction and engineering mergers increase: Report
- 2010-09-06—New British Columbia procurement model arises from hospital projects
- 2010-09-06—Construction underway on overdue sewer project in Smithers, British Columbia
- 2010-09-01—City of Regina project turns up all sorts of surprises
- 2010-09-01—Churchill airport gets government cash for infrastructure upgrades
- 2010-09-01—Awareness about qualifications-based selection lacking: Survey
- 2010-09-01—Saskatoon man pulled from hole at construction site
- 2010-09-01—Canadian Institute of Steel Construction launches Steel Day
- 2010-09-01—Crane tips over, killing worker and injuring two
- 2010-09-01—Saskatchewan bridge collapses, causing crane to topple
- 2010-09-01—High-tech oil sands project near Fort McMurray, Alberta could change industry
- 2010-09-01—Crane operator certification deadline looms in British Columbia
- 2010-09-01—Saskatoon bridge closed indefinitely over structural concerns
- 2010-09-01—Stantec acquires health care architectural firm
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