Women and Drones Hosts Multi-Author Book Signing at Commercial UAV Expo 2026
Women and Drones will host a multi-author book signing during Commercial UAV Expo 2026, bringing five authors together to discuss the future of uncrewed aviation, workforce development, safety and STEM education. The book signing will take place at Women and Drones…
Much of the AI Search Advice Is American. We Tested What Happens to Canadian Contractors
By Susan Jones, Co-Founder, WebMax Canada Canadian data on AI recommendations is still limited. WebMax Canada tested 144 responses across four cities and four trades to see which contractors ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude actually recommended. If you have been reading about AI search…
Hard Hat With Chin Strap vs Without Chin Strap: When You Need Which
A hard hat only protects you if it stays on your head. For low‑risk, ground‑level work, a traditional hard hat without a chin strap is usually enough because the risk of it being knocked or blown off is low. But as…
Build smarter and faster to deliver better business value
A new building is one of the largest investments many organizations will make. Choosing a pre-engineered metal building system allows owners to benefit from precision engineering, faster construction, dependable quality and outstanding long-term value. Summit Steel Buildings approaches every project with…
Recycling with KEITH® WALKING FLOOR® Bin Systems
Efficient material flow is essential to maximizing productivity at today’s recycling facilities. KEITH® WALKING FLOOR® stationary bin systems receive, store and meter recyclable materials with a controlled discharge, helping maintain a consistent feed to downstream conveyors and balers. Unlike conventional handling…
How to track job profitability as a trade contractor (in real time)
Most contractors don’t know a job lost money until the final invoice goes out. By then it’s too late. This article breaks down how to track profitability while the work is still happening: build phase-level estimates, capture labor and material costs…
State of Hospitality Construction 2026: The Data Shaping the Next Wave of Development
A closer look at the data defining hospitality’s next phase, from experience-driven demand to evolving development strategies and the factors influencing where and how construction projects move forward. After several years of navigating pandemic disruptions and economic uncertainty, the United States…
Unlicensed Hamilton Home Seller Ordered to Repay $500,000 Deposit
The Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) has secured a court order requiring an unlicensed seller to repay $500,000 to two Ontario homebuyers following the illegal sale of a pre-construction home in Hamilton. The enforcement action highlights the importance of verifying that…
Real-Time Job Cost Tracking: Why 45 Days Is Too Late to Save the Job
91% of contractors track job costs — but most still find out about margin loss 45 days after the invoice. Here’s the one step that breaks the lag. Most Contractors Find Out About Margin Loss 45 Days Too Late. Here’s What…
Connect, Learn and Be Inspired at the 2026 CAWIC National Conference
More than 250 construction professionals from across Canada will come together in Calgary, September 15-17, for the Canadian Association of Women in Construction (CAWIC) National Conference 2026. Now in its third year, the national conference brings the construction community together for learning,…
Complete Guide to MLITSD Inspections for Mining Sector
Stay compliant with evolving inspection priorities that could affect your jobsite. This article outlines MLITSD compliance initiatives in the mining sector for 2024–2025, highlighting core risk areas like hazard controls, documentation, and inspection focus. The principles apply across industrial jobsites —…
Why Vinyl Windows Remain a Practical Choice for Ontario Homes
Replacing windows is one of those projects where homeowners hear a lot of confident opinions. Wood looks traditional, fibreglass is known for strength, and aluminum can provide a slim modern profile. Yet for many homes across Ontario, vinyl remains the practical…
ConTech Weekly: Smarter Construction Starts Here – No. 170
by Arnie Gess, president of Construction Links Network AI in construction is quickly moving from conversation to implementation. This edition of ConTech Weekly shows what that looks like in practice – from PCL’s people-centered approach and Turner’s digital workforce management to AI-powered estimating,…
Building Transformations Announces 2026 Toronto Summit
The Future of Design and Construction Industry Summit Returns to Toronto on November 4-5, 2026 Building Transformations, North America’s largest building technology and innovation community, is pleased to announce the 2026 Toronto Summit: The Future of Design and Construction. The two-day…
Canadian Real Estate & Construction Week 2026 Brings Six Industry Events Together in Toronto
Canadian Real Estate & Construction Week 2026 returns to downtown Toronto with an expanded, week-long program that brings together Canada’s leading professionals in real estate, construction, infrastructure, development, and property management. Hosted across the Fairmont Royal York and the Metro Toronto…