Archives for October 2006

• 2006-10-31—Ghosts spark trades to walk off the job
• 2006-10-31—Internationally Recognized
• 2006-10-31—China to build nuclear plant
• 2006-10-31—Ontario’s worst road on Manitoulin Island
• 2006-10-31—MacLennan takes parting shot at unions
• 2006-10-31—A Super Sleep
• 2006-10-31—Contracts awarded in Quebec City
• 2006-10-31—Masonry industry promoting its virtues
• 2006-10-31—Successful brownfield development requires a strategy: Cunningham
• 2006-10-31—Provincial harmonization on brownfields a valuable objective
• 2006-10-30—Energy board delays hearing into new line
• 2006-10-30—Demand for tires fuels shortage
• 2006-10-30—Is B.C. heading for bust?
• 2006-10-30—Design features ‘floating’ horizontal skyscraper
• 2006-10-30—Liability period stays at 15 years
• 2006-10-30—Ryerson to build photo gallery, centre
• 2006-10-30—Safety awards
• 2006-10-30—FIFA VP likes our stadium
• 2006-10-27—Munk finalizes deal on Adriatic property
• 2006-10-27—Celebrating excellence in engineering
• 2006-10-27—Connecting the dots in Ottawa
• 2006-10-27—Trades council targets competitor
• 2006-10-27—New hospital in the works for PEI
• 2006-10-27—B.C. casino developments go big
• 2006-10-27—Ontario government defends AFP process
• 2006-10-26—An experimental design approach to Dubai tower
• 2006-10-26—Platinum Progress
• 2006-10-26—Survey reflects challenges in professional recruitment
• 2006-10-26—Road upgrades planned for Sask.
• 2006-10-26—New heat, power facility gets nod
• 2006-10-26—No help for illegal workers
• 2006-10-26—Masonry Man
• 2006-10-26—Council lists two top priorities
• 2006-10-26—Priestly fined $200G in botched demolition
• 2006-10-25—Wind energy marks another milestone in ‘06
• 2006-10-25—Independent contractors have edge
• 2006-10-25—Canal expansion to cost $5.25B
• 2006-10-25—Hwy. 401 to undergo $24M improvements
• 2006-10-25—Gemini to build fabrication plant
• 2006-10-25—Skilled trades benefit from investment
• 2006-10-25—Group says B.C. road badly built
• 2006-10-25—Two Ontario health centres move forward in construction
• 2006-10-25—Working on bridge, man falls into lake
• 2006-10-25—Milestone reached on Canada Line
• 2006-10-25—Bathurst Bucket Full
• 2006-10-25—Victoria short-lists three to build treatment plant
• 2006-10-24—Toronto police to build $60M training centre
• 2006-10-24—McGuinty Meets Industry
• 2006-10-24—BCCA program sources European trades
• 2006-10-24—The Pembroke jailhouse rocks
• 2006-10-24—Expansion of OCC priority, says Durrell
• 2006-10-24—Focus of centre is African American
• 2006-10-24—Group charges province issued secret tenders for hospitals
• 2006-10-24—Expert backs corrosion theory
• 2006-10-24—Alberta firm wins $67M contract
• 2006-10-23—Smelter construction up in the air
• 2006-10-23—Class ‘A’ Glass
• 2006-10-23—Commission seeks cause for collapse
• 2006-10-23—Gravel truck driver slain
• 2006-10-23—Gehry goes underground
• 2006-10-23—Delay construction projects: Klein
• 2006-10-23—From landmark nightclub to thriving call centre
• 2006-10-23—Brampton scores with new centre
• 2006-10-23—Aecon wins Hwy. 69 alignment contract
• 2006-10-23—Calgary firm to inspect Montreal water mains
• 2006-10-20—Project could earn LEED status for health centre
• 2006-10-20—B.C. apprentice pilot project speeds learning
• 2006-10-20—$13M cogeneration plant for the Sault
• 2006-10-20—Smith to lead APEGBC
• 2006-10-20—Four gas line breaks prompt inquiry by Fredericton mayor
• 2006-10-20—Keep the iron and dollars rolling: roadbuilders
• 2006-10-20—Confined spaces regs enforced
• 2006-10-20—When cute critters go bad on site
• 2006-10-20—Nationalist pride in equipment makers
• 2006-10-20—Political spat shows P3 vulnerability
• 2006-10-20—WSIB premium rates unchanged
• 2006-10-19—Cost overruns on Regina jail
• 2006-10-19—New Montreal office building
• 2006-10-19—A Diamond In The Resort
• 2006-10-19—Family-run companies shortchanged by EI rules
• 2006-10-19—Mississauga honours top designs
• 2006-10-19—Trench not properly braced
• 2006-10-19—Archambault appointed to WSIB
• 2006-10-19—Oil, gas industry taking back seat to construction for compensation
• 2006-10-19—Safety accreditation promoted in Manitoba
• 2006-10-18—$400M heat/power plant for Thorold
• 2006-10-18—ARIDO honours the best in design
• 2006-10-18—Sault’s water control plant now complete
• 2006-10-18—‘Star Wars’ Lucas endows alma mater
• 2006-10-18—Utility donates $500G to upgrade learning facilities
• 2006-10-18—Hardhats are at the post for billion-dollar Alberta attraction
• 2006-10-18—German firm to build stadium
• 2006-10-18—Sault hospice step closer to reality
• 2006-10-18—Public demands control over infrastructure
• 2006-10-17—Construction group blasts Baird
• 2006-10-17—Wood takes centre stage at awards
• 2006-10-17—Research to ensure pervious paving performs
• 2006-10-17—Orleans art centre gets approval
• 2006-10-17—Tar Ponds cleanup awarded
• 2006-10-17—Construction site yields human skeleton
• 2006-10-16—St. Patrick Street Site
• 2006-10-16—New mill opens today
• 2006-10-16—Parts of overpass poorly aligned: report
• 2006-10-16—Village Scoop
• 2006-10-16—Investments ‘robust’ in office sector
• 2006-10-16—Ottawa’s LRT faces delays after feds withhold grant
• 2006-10-16—Kingston’s $1 billion future plans
• 2006-10-16—Fly Ash defended as a concrete additive
• 2006-10-13—N.S. department fined in bridge scaffold fall
• 2006-10-13—One more hurdle for stadium
• 2006-10-13—Solstice Site
• 2006-10-13—Construction worker killed at quarry
• 2006-10-13—‘Green’ takes on city hall; Innisfil centre goes LEED
• 2006-10-13—Aluma acquires Westcoast
• 2006-10-13—Elect a sustainable community
• 2006-10-13—Advancing the geothermal cause
• 2006-10-12—Durham court in session
• 2006-10-12—Measuring industry performance
• 2006-10-12—Path to renewal and relevance
• 2006-10-12—Wetlands centre aims for LEED status
• 2006-10-12—Phase One Progress
• 2006-10-12—Sheet metal workers open centre
• 2006-10-12—Work begins on Sault Area Hospital
• 2006-10-12—Aecon turns health and safety into a family affair
• 2006-10-11—Healthy Building
• 2006-10-11—First guilty plea in gas locate case
• 2006-10-11—Liability concerns over LEED
• 2006-10-11—Construction begins on new arts centre
• 2006-10-11—Tillsonburg gets new OPP forensic unit
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• 2006-10-11—Second N.B. refinery may be in works
• 2006-10-11—CAMH to embrace an urban village concept
• 2006-10-10—Concrete research
• 2006-10-10—N.S. spending more on bridges
• 2006-10-10—New coroner's office in plans for Ontario
• 2006-10-10—Cornwall's Domtar land sold
• 2006-10-10—WTC cross moved during rebuilding
• 2006-10-10—Condo Construction
• 2006-10-10—WSIB campaign 'no accident'
• 2006-10-10—Surge in ICI building permits
• 2006-10-10—Paving The Way
• 2006-10-10—Cancellation of concrete research by feds 'bad timing'
• 2006-10-10—Trades on Tour exposes youth to construction
• 2006-10-06—It’s time to talk about innovation
• 2006-10-06—Engineers renew call for sustained funding
• 2006-10-06—Inspections part of risk management
• 2006-10-06—When it fails: liability limits for constructors
• 2006-10-06—Construction materials company fined for violating health, safety act
• 2006-10-06—Killing program called ‘unethical’
• 2006-10-06—A ‘green’ house of worship
• 2006-10-06—War of words heats up in B.C. construction industry
• 2006-10-05—Business plans for architects
• 2006-10-05—Illegals are exploited: study
• 2006-10-05—Office market in midst of most active development cycle in decade
• 2006-10-05—Construction company violated act, fined in death of drywaller
• 2006-10-05—Varsity Centre Seating
• 2006-10-05—AECL to build storage facility in China
• 2006-10-05—Ryerson launches its own engineering journal
• 2006-10-04—Companies urged to embrace sustainability
• 2006-10-04—Non-residential construction in U.S. unexpectedly picks up
• 2006-10-04—Manitoba engineers voice concern
• 2006-10-04—Aecon wins casino contract
• 2006-10-04—Quantifying green labels a conundrum
• 2006-10-04—Overpass collapse a wake-up call
• 2006-10-04—First step in Toronto’s revitalized waterfront
• 2006-10-04—Corroded steel reinforcing bars likely culprit
• 2006-10-04—Demand for repairs grows
• 2006-10-04—AMEC tops Dow Jones index
• 2006-10-04—Feds set aside $16.5B for infrastructure
• 2006-10-03—Australia faces labour cost issues
• 2006-10-03—Alberta Courts Centre and some lessons learned
• 2006-10-03—New arts centre for Orleans closer to reality
• 2006-10-03—New York getting $140M stadium
• 2006-10-03—Inter-mobility hurting trades standards: Dillon
• 2006-10-03—Quebec looks to build, upgrade jails
• 2006-10-03—Project One Park
• 2006-10-03—Best practices need to be put into practice: InfraGuide
• 2006-10-03—New LEED standard for interiors
• 2006-10-03—Build it now or face shortfalls
• 2006-10-03—Mount Sinai Site
• 2006-10-03—ICF offers considerable potential
• 2006-10-02—Olympics construction having an impact on environment: group
• 2006-10-02—Toronto office market is more ‘stable’ than West
• 2006-10-02—New Brunswick sets sights on its first LEED building
• 2006-10-02—Memo from Boston: learn from Big Dig
• 2006-10-02—National approach to infrastructure
• 2006-10-02—Trades greet Gardiner report with ambivalence
• 2006-10-02—B.C. geologist building a gem of a research centre
• 2006-10-02—Game on for new Toronto arena
• 2006-10-02—New life for old building
• 2006-10-02—Buyers pushing certification, not CCA