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Digital passports are coming to construction
Digital passports are coming to construction

Digital product passports, already prevalent in the textile and electronics industries, are being introduced to the construction sector. These passports aim to enhance transparency across the supply chain for construction materials and products. This development aligns with broader industry trends towards increased digitalization and accountability.

Canada Housing Design Catalogue gains recognition as a good first step
Canada Housing Design Catalogue gains recognition as a good first step

The Canada Housing Design Catalogue, released by CMHC, has garnered recognition for its approach to building design and operational energy efficiency. The catalogue is not meant to be comprehensive for all types of developments, but it provides valuable insights into these specific aspects. The focus appears to be on improving processes and efficiency in residential building designs.

Winners of £1.6bn social housing decarbonisation deal
Winners of £1.6bn social housing decarbonisation deal

Procure Plus has announced a £1.6 billion framework involving over 100 companies to retrofit social housing and public buildings with low and zero-carbon technologies. The four-year project is structured into regional and technology-specific lots, extending to 2029 and including the installation of heat pumps, solar PV, insulation, and other green measures. This initiative will work alongside housing associations, councils, and public bodies to enhance decarbonisation efforts and increase local employment and training opportunities.

Business leaders urge federal action to speed up infrastructure investment
Business leaders urge federal action to speed up infrastructure investment

Canada's business community is urging federal and provincial governments to speed up infrastructure investments, highlighting concerns about underinvestment that could hinder economic productivity and future growth. Aging transportation, housing, and energy systems are struggling to meet current demands, according to industry groups. They emphasize the need for proactive measures to support economic sustainability.

Carney Budget Proposes $50B Local Infra Fund
Carney Budget Proposes $50B Local Infra Fund

Prime Minister Paul Carney's budget proposal includes a $50 billion Local Infrastructure Fund aimed at housing, transportation, and healthcare infrastructure projects. The budget requires approval from opposition parties, as the Liberal minority government is short three votes. Key components of the budget involve investments in large-scale projects but also call for significant cuts in the public sector workforce. The approval of this budget could avoid an untimely election and facilitate major infrastructure spending across Canada.

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