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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.

Done deals: Carpenters’, LIUNA ratify provincial ICI contracts
Done deals: Carpenters’, LIUNA ratify provincial ICI contracts

Two major construction unions in Ontario, the Labourers’ and the Carpenters’, have successfully ratified new province-wide ICI collective agreements. These agreements come into effect just before the expiration of their previous three-year contracts on April 30. The new agreement for the Carpenters’ includes a wage increase of 2.67 percent annually, totaling an eight percent increase over three years.

New Hyatt hotel, retail and office complex coming to Niagara-on-the-Lake
New Hyatt hotel, retail and office complex coming to Niagara-on-the-Lake

Construction has begun on Clayfield Commons, a new mixed-use development located at the entrance of Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake. The project will feature The Clayfield Hotel, a part of the Unbound Collection by Hyatt, alongside a Foodland grocery store. Additionally, the development will include 55,000 square feet of retail space and 28,000 square feet of office space.

Ontario gets ball rolling on Highway 401 tunnel feasibility study
Ontario gets ball rolling on Highway 401 tunnel feasibility study

Ontario is moving forward with a feasibility study for a proposed tunnel under Highway 401, an initiative promoted by Premier Doug Ford. This project aims to alleviate traffic congestion and improve productivity by reducing gridlock. The feasibility study is a crucial first step in determining the viability of this infrastructure development.

Massive Lakeridge Logistics Centre achieves ZCB design certification
Massive Lakeridge Logistics Centre achieves ZCB design certification

Pure Industrial has announced that the 1.2 million square foot Lakeridge Logistics Centre in Ajax, Ontario, has been awarded the Zero-Carbon Building Design certification from the Canada Green Building Council. This achievement marks the LLC as one of Canada's largest industrial properties to receive this certification. The centre boasts various sustainability features, contributing to its zero-carbon status.

Brampton Brick manufacturer faces another fine for workplace injury
Brampton Brick manufacturer faces another fine for workplace injury

Brampton Brick Limited has been fined $65,000 following a workplace injury incident in 2023, shortly after being fined $225,000 for a separate worker fatality. The enforcement actions are tied to the company's site in Brampton, Ontario. This highlights ongoing safety concerns within the company.

EHRC recognizes OEB’s Susanna Zagar as its 2025 Agent of Change
EHRC recognizes OEB’s Susanna Zagar as its 2025 Agent of Change

Susanna Zagar, CEO of the Ontario Energy Board, has been honored with the 2025 Agent of Change Award by Electricity Human Resources Canada for her leadership and dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the electricity sector. Under her guidance, OEB introduced DEI initiatives like a DEI Statement, Roadmap, and Council, and reported improvements in employee satisfaction. Zagar is recognized for her efforts in promoting DEI as integral to organizational and industry-wide success in Canada. The award will be celebrated at the Agents of Change event in Toronto.

Code Conundrum April 2025
Code Conundrum April 2025

The article discusses a series of questions that test knowledge of the Canadian Electrical Code, specific to its Part I. The questions cover topics such as permissible use locations for enclosures, IEC equivalents of conductors, and installation rules for heater control devices. Answers to a previous set of questions from February 2025 are also provided, along with a scoring system to assess expertise. The content is published under Electrical Business Magazine, with links provided for digital archives.

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