Ontario builders support Conservative plan to cut GST on new homes under $1 million
Eliminating federal sales tax on new homes priced under $1 million is a step in the right direction that will reduce costs and stimulate demand for new homes, according to Ontario
Breaking Barriers: How the Construction Industry Is Paving the Way to Attract More Women
In recent years, more women are entering the construction industry. In 2022, women made up 10.9 percent of the construction industry workforce,1 an increase from 9.9 percent in 20
Ontario takes next step toward Hamilton LRT construction
The Ontario government has issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, a step toward construction of the 14-kilometre transit line.
Southlake begins search for land to build new hospital
Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket has launched a site selection process to find land for a new hospital to serve the growing communities in northern York Region and sou
Alberta Government introduces changes to strengthen construction payment
The Alberta government has introduced amendments to improve prompt payment in construction projects and governance within condominium communities. The Service Alberta Statutes Am
Mississauga exploring zoning changes to build homes on smaller lots amid housing demand
Mississauga is exploring new ways to build semi-detached and detached homes on smaller lots in residential neighbourhoods. Many homes in city neighbourhoods currently sit on large
Skilled Trades Ontario appoints new CEO
Skilled Trades Ontario (STO) has announced Candice White as its new chief executive officer, effective Nov. 25. White will replace outgoing CEO Melissa Young and will continue to
Sifton Properties receives $3.29 million to convert London office building into into 94 homes
A second office building in downtown London, Ont., is being converted into residential units with the help of city funding. On Thursday, Sifton Properties Limited announced it wa