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BCCA launches construction education fund
BCCA launches construction education fund

The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) has announced the Past Chair Legacy Fund to support education and development in the construction industry. This fund aims to provide financial resources for career pathways in trades and other professional areas within construction. Each year, up to four applicants, one from each specified B.C. region, will receive awards, with the application period open until mid-June. The initiative focuses on enhancing skills and leadership roles within the industry to maintain competitiveness and innovation.

Canadian volumetric concrete mixer eyes international growth
Canadian volumetric concrete mixer eyes international growth

Canadian-based ProAll, a manufacturer of volumetric concrete mixers, is embarking on an international expansion led by newly appointed General Manager Derrick Murias. Following its acquisition by Terex Corporation, ProAll has already established distributors across several countries and aims to further its reach into North America, Europe, and Asia. The expansion strategy emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and distribution development, with a particular focus on fulfilling the growing demand for high-quality, on-demand concrete solutions across various industries.

Odanak s’associe à un important projet immobilier à Nicolet
Odanak s’associe à un important projet immobilier à Nicolet

Odanak has partnered in a significant real estate project in Nicolet. The project will include four buildings with a total of 177 residential units. The site was originally acquired by Sobey's about fifteen years ago for a potential store. This development marks a shift in the site's use to provide housing.

Google to support 100,000 electrical workers through NECA and IBEW training program
Google to support 100,000 electrical workers through NECA and IBEW training program

Google has announced its support for workforce development in the electrical sector through the Electrical Training Alliance, a collaboration between the National Electrical Contractors Association and IBEW. The initiative aims to train over 100,000 electrical workers and 30,000 apprentices across the United States, integrating AI into the training curriculum. This effort is part of Google's strategy to support infrastructure growth critical for advancing AI technologies, highlighting the need to address the shortage of electricians. NECA claims this partnership could increase the electrical workforce by 70% over the next five years.

Investissements routiers 2025-2027 - Le gouvernement du Québec investit dans nos régions : plus de 300 M$ pour le transport au Bas-Saint-Laurent
Investissements routiers 2025-2027 - Le gouvernement du Québec investit dans nos régions : plus de 300 M$ pour le transport au Bas-Saint-Laurent

The Quebec government announced a substantial investment of over 300 million CAD for the Bas-Saint-Laurent region's road transport networks over the next two years. Key projects include rebuilding Route 132, asphalt resurfacing of the highway 20, and various bridge reconstructions. This investment aims to enhance transportation infrastructure, boost local economies, and ensure safety and accessibility in the region. The plan is also part of a broader strategy to make Quebec’s transportation network more efficient and competitive.

Secteur Longue-Rive | Un nouveau quartier à la Pointe de Longueuil
Secteur Longue-Rive | Un nouveau quartier à la Pointe de Longueuil

The city of Longueuil is planning a new neighborhood at Pointe de Longueuil featuring approximately 5,000 housing units, including 1,000 affordable units, and a school. Announced by Mayor Catherine Fournier, the project aims to integrate access to the river, a riverside promenade, and public spaces. The development, positioned on one of Longueuil's last strategic sites, covers 2.5 million square feet between the Saint Lawrence River and Route 132. Sales for the project's first lots are expected to begin in 2026.

Stantec expands in U.S. with acquisition of Page
Stantec expands in U.S. with acquisition of Page

Stantec, headquartered in Edmonton, has signed an agreement to acquire Page, a design, architecture, and engineering firm based in Washington, D.C. This acquisition will position Stantec as the largest integrated engineering and architecture firm in North America and expand its U.S. buildings business by 35%. With 1,400 employees from Page joining, Stantec aims to strengthen its expertise in areas like health care and manufacturing. The deal awaits regulatory approval, and terms were not disclosed.

BC tables new legislation it says will deliver key infrastructure faster
BC tables new legislation it says will deliver key infrastructure faster

The Government of British Columbia has introduced the Infrastructure Projects Act to expedite the construction of major infrastructure projects, such as schools and hospitals, by improving permitting and approval processes. The legislation aims to create jobs and support economic growth amid uncertainties like international trade tariffs. It empowers a new Ministry of Infrastructure to streamline project delivery and coordinate with various entities. However, some industry groups criticize the act for not addressing broader issues across all construction sectors.

Granite shrugs off tariff impacts, hints at new IIJA
Granite shrugs off tariff impacts, hints at new IIJA

Granite Construction Incorporated, a civil infrastructure company based in California, has reported that they have not been negatively affected by recent tariffs. The CEO expressed optimism about the political support in Congress for a subsequent infrastructure investment law. This hints at potential legislative developments that could benefit the construction sector.

RFPs issued for Stevenson Memorial Hospital Phase 1 Redevelopment Project
RFPs issued for Stevenson Memorial Hospital Phase 1 Redevelopment Project

Infrastructure Ontario and Stevenson Memorial Hospital have invited three companies to submit proposals for the Phase 1 redevelopment of Stevenson Memorial Hospital. The project aims to expand and modernize the hospital's facilities, including a new helipad and improved clinical areas, to better serve the community. This redevelopment is part of Ontario's broader investment in healthcare infrastructure, aiming to increase capacity and reduce wait times.

Architecture and design firms announce promotion of staff members
Architecture and design firms announce promotion of staff members

Several Canadian architecture and design firms have announced key promotions among their staff. COEX Architecture welcomed Daphnee Van Lierde and Nicolas Demers-Stoddart to lead their practice. Anne Carrier Architectes promoted Patricia Pronovost, Martin L'Hébreux, and Mathieu St-Amant within their organization. Reich&Petch and Vlan also made leadership changes with new principals and partners, respectively.

Policy uncertainty could trigger ‘recession’ for renewables, analyst says
Policy uncertainty could trigger ‘recession’ for renewables, analyst says

Uncertainties in government policies, particularly regarding tariffs and tax credits, have led to significant drops in renewable energy investments in early 2025 according to Mercom Capital Group. The lack of clear policy direction is causing concerns about a possible recession in the renewables sector. Analysts warn that this could impact future growth and innovation within the industry.

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