YUL P4 Becomes Canada’s First Airport Infrastructure Project to Earn Envision Certification
ADM Aéroports de Montréal has announced that the P4 parking facility at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport has earned Envision Verified certification from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI). According to ADM, P4 is the first airport infrastructure project and the first…
Stafford and DBS Plan 230+ Purpose-Built Rental Homes in Toronto’s Forest Hill
Stafford and DBS Developments have announced plans for a new 27-storey purpose-built rental development at 429 Walmer Road in Toronto’s South Forest Hill neighbourhood. The project will deliver more than 230 rental residences near St. Clair Avenue West, adding new housing…
AEM Expands Equipment Safety Training Resources Through SafetyAtlas
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) is expanding access to its equipment safety and training resources through a new partnership with the National Safety Council (NSC). AEM’s industry-developed Safety Manuals are now available through the NSC SafetyAtlas platform, providing employers, safety…
Innovation Begins with Understanding the Job to Be Done
Great Products Start with Better Questions Artificial Intelligence has become one of the most defining conversation in enterprise software. Every technology conference, product announcement, and investor presentation seems to promise an AI-powered future, and organizations across nearly every industry are exploring…
The Five Minute Fire Check Every Crew Can Do Before Lunch
Fire Prevention Week is a great reminder that jobsite fire safety can be simple, practical, and easy to build into the workday. This quick five-minute checklist covers safe battery charging, accessible extinguishers, clear exits, proper flammable storage, and cord safety. It’s…
Why Are My Crews Working All Day But Production Is Behind?
Why are my crews working all day but production is behind?” Because logged hours and completed work are two different numbers. Here”s how to find the gap. Your Crews Are on the Job. Why Isn’t the Work Moving? Three crews. Full…
LNG Canada Phase 2 Moves Forward, Doubling Kitimat LNG Capacity
LNG Canada’s joint venture participants Shell, PETRONAS, PetroChina, Mitsubishi Corporation and KOGAS have reached a Final Investment Decision on the LNG Canada Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat, British Columbia, advancing one of Canada’s largest energy infrastructure developments. Located within the traditional…
Doubling Canada’s Electricity Supply Could Add $3 Trillion to Economy by 2050
Doubling Canada’s electricity supply and expanding electrification across the economy could generate a cumulative $3 trillion in additional economic activity by 2050, according to new modelling commissioned by New Economy Canada and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. The findings are presented…
RAIC Survey Examines Buy Canadian Impacts on Architecture and Building Materials
A new Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) national survey examines how Canada’s evolving Buy Canadian environment is affecting architecture, building product specification and procurement. Based on 72 responses from architectural and multidisciplinary organizations across Canada, the survey found that 78%…
Heavy concrete and steel help reduce ambient noise
Open spaces create noisy places. Commercial and industrial buildings tend to be designed with open architecture to offer versatility. Unfortunately, high ceilings and wide-open areas can create loud acoustics. Large concrete spaces also amplify sounds. Although workplaces can never eliminate noise…
Hockey First Aid Kits: Is Your Team Ready When an Injury Happens?
Be ready before the puck drops. Learn why every Canadian hockey team needs a fully stocked first aid kit, how it supports Hockey Canada’s safety recommendations and Emergency Action Plans, and what makes Dentec’s Hockey First Aid Kit a practical choice…
RAIC Launches Global Design Exchange for Canadian Architects
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) has launched the RAIC Global Design Exchange, a new international initiative designed to connect Canadian architects with leading architectural practices, projects, ideas and professional networks around the world. The inaugural Global Design Exchange will…
PCL’s Role in Building Canada’s Defence Future
As Canada more than doubles its defence spending, military infrastructure construction is poised for significant growth. With $81.8 billion in new federal defence funding committed over five years in Budget 2025 and an estimated $290 billion in defence-related infrastructure spending projected…
2027 CGA Conference & Expo Opens Call for Proposals
The Common Ground Alliance (CGA) has opened its Call for Proposals for the 2027 CGA Conference & Expo, inviting industry professionals and subject matter experts to help shape educational programming focused on underground utility damage prevention. Proposals will be accepted through…
Look Beyond the Purchase Price
When evaluating a moving floor trailer, the purchase price is only part of the equation. Total cost of ownership includes reliability, maintenance, downtime, productivity and long-term support. A KEITH WALKING FLOOR® system is engineered for dependable performance in demanding applications, helping…