Calgary office tower starts construction
Alberta-based Western Securities has started construction of 146,000 square feet of new office space office in Calgary as part of the redevelopment of the Stadium Shopping Centre site. Known as Uxborough, and designed by Gibbs Gage Architects, the redeveloped complex will…
Free construction labourer training starts Oct. 4 in Wiarton
A two-week work placement follows the training, which is for unemployed and under-employed people who are 18 and older. Anyone living in Grey, Bruce, Huron or Perth counties may apply. The program can accommodate 15 students and some spots remained as…
The Utility Expo Launches App for Show Attendees
With more than 32 acres of exhibit space at North American’s largest utility and construction show, attendees can have a hard time finding their way around the show floor. Enter The Utility Expo mobile app for both iOS and Android, a free download for attendees to…
iOFFICE + SpaceIQ Announces Strategic Investment by Autodesk
iOFFICE + SpaceIQ, a leader in the digital transformation of workplace and asset management, today announced a strategic investment by Autodesk, a global technology leader spanning architecture, engineering, construction, product design, manufacturing, and media and entertainment. The investment, which follows the recent combination…
Natural asset guidelines now available for engineers & geoscientists
The provincial regulator for engineers and geoscientists has released professional practice guidelines that, for the first time, consider natural assets in addition to engineered/built assets. Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia published its Professional Practice Guidelines – Local Government Asset Management to describe expectations…
Construction boom leads to shortage of workers
The construction industry in Windsor-Essex in southwestern Ontario is in crisis, with contractors and sub-trades saying it’s hard to find workers to fill positions. “We’re still trying to help those people [with Bridging North America] build a new bridge and they’re not…
City of Regina to develop Indigenous procurement policy
Members of Regina’s Indigenous business community say city council’s commitment to developing an Indigenous procurement policy is an important step in the right direction. “That is another way that’s going to lead towards economic reconciliation. It’s going to help Indigenous owned…