The National Heavy Equipment Show Returns for 30th Anniversary Edition this Spring
Canada’s largest heavy equipment showcase, the National Heavy Equipment Show is gearing up for its milestone 30th anniversary edition this April. The International Centre in Mississauga, Ontario will once again gather industry leaders from across the country for this comprehensive showcase…
Reliable Alternative Fuel Handling for Demanding Energy Operations
Energy producers can’t afford inconsistent fuel flow. KEITH® WALKING FLOOR® bins and metering systems deliver steady, controlled feed rates for biomass, RDF, TDF, and other alternative fuels—reducing bridging, minimizing downtime, and protecting peak efficiency. From loader-fed bins to fully integrated storage…
Top Construction Technology Trends Take Center Stage at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026
CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 will spotlight the future of construction technology with a high-impact Ground Breakers Stage session titled “The Global Technology Trends Shaping the Construction Industry.” The session takes place Thursday, March 5, from 2:00–4:00 p.m. in West Hall 108 at the…
OBCT Celebrates International Women’s Day 2026 with Call for Equity in Skilled Trades
This International Women’s Day 2026, the Ontario Building and Construction Tradeswomen (OBCT) is recognizing the leadership, resilience, and collective strength of women working across Ontario’s skilled trades sector. Anchored by this year’s theme, Give to Gain, OBCT is reinforcing the importance…
Ontario Construction Groups Call for 3-Year HST Holiday to Revive Housing Market
Ontario’s residential construction sector is calling for urgent tax relief to address the province’s deepening housing crisis. The Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) and the Residential Construction Council of Ontario (RESCON) are urging both the Government of Ontario…
Mentorship and learning in construction: Why staying curious matters for your career
In construction, career growth doesn’t follow a straight line; it’s built job by job, lesson by lesson. This article explores why mentorship is the backbone of long-term success and how curiosity keeps you moving forward. Featuring real-world insights from Matt Graves…
Integrated Construction Workflows that Connect Field and Office
This blog post discusses the importance of integrating construction workflows to connect field and office teams, emphasizing the need for clear processes and shared data. By aligning operations, reducing rework, and creating a single source of truth, construction projects can be…
$1.6M CanNor Investment Fuels Indigenous Construction Expansion in the North
Tli Cho Construction Ltd. (TCC), a company owned by the Tł̨ıchǫ Investment Corporation, has acquired a 51% ownership interest in ARCAN Group Inc. in a strategic move designed to expand Indigenous-led construction capacity across Northern Canada. The acquisition was supported by…
Voyageur Services Verified as Rights-Holding First Nation Enterprise in Federal Indigenous Business Directory
The Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation (MSIFN) has confirmed that Voyageur Services is a verified, rights-holding First Nation enterprise listed in the Government of Canada’s Indigenous Business Directory (IBD). This official verification enables federal departments, Crown corporations, provincial agencies, and…
Construction Begins on Berens Bridge and Road Project in Northern Ontario
The Ontario government, in partnership with the Whitefeather Forest Community Resource Management Authority (WFCRMA), Pikangikum First Nation, and the Government of Canada, has officially begun construction on a new permanent bridge across the Berens River in Northwestern Ontario. The project will…
Beaconsfield Awards $28.6M Contract for New Cultural Centre at Centennial Park
The City of Beaconsfield has officially awarded the $28.6 million contract for the construction of the future Beaconsfield Cultural Centre, marking a major milestone in a community-driven project more than seven years in the making. Announced by Mayor Martin St-Jean and…
Jobsite safety is no joke!
It’s easy to differentiate good companies from others when it comes to how they handle their crew safety. The extra expense of getting proper elevators and cranes not only keeps employees safe (and saves on insurance) but ensures a better-quality build…
KEITH J-MAX® Slats for Demanding Applications at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026
KEITH Manufacturing Co. will exhibit at CONEXPO-CON/AGG, March 3–7 in Las Vegas, Nevada, at Booth S62518. KEITH will feature its J-MAX® slat, engineered for superior wear performance when unloading abrasive materials such as aggregate and construction and demolition debris. Built for…
Six Questions Shaping Public-Private Partnerships in 2026
The United States has struggled to improve its infrastructure rating for over a decade. Could public-private partnerships (P3s) help fill funding gaps to deliver quality public buildings and essential facilities? These six trends may reveal the answer as 2026 unfolds. Getting…
2026 Forecast: The Tech Trends Shaping the Future of Canadian Construction
By Kris Lengieza, Global Technology Evangelist – Procore Technologies The construction landscape is shifting rapidly, and staying competitive requires a roadmap. This 2026 forecast explores the critical technology trends—from advanced data integration to the evolution of the digital workforce—that will define the…