Articles from TVA Nouvelles

The United States has implemented an additional 10% tax on Canadian lumber. Canadian producers were already dealing with a 35% tariff. The Canadian government has chosen to drop its legal challenges against these tariffs.

Minister Christine Fréchette expressed her resignation over the failure of Recyclage Carbone Varennes (RCV), a clean energy initiative in Varennes. The project did not meet the expected outcomes, both economically and technically. The downfall of RCV raises questions about the project's ability to fulfill its environmental promises.

Environmental activists have resumed their efforts to oppose the port of Montreal's expansion project in Contrecœur. The project has become controversial due to potential environmental impacts. This development continues to garner public attention and protest.

A new electrical substation will be built as part of the blue line metro extension project. The planned cost for this project is 50.4 million dollars. The aim is to support the new expansions of the public transit network.

A Québec contractor is concerned about the challenges in recruiting labor in the upcoming years due to major construction projects. The shortage of skilled workers could lead to significant competition among contractors to attract talent. Addressing this growing workforce demand is crucial.

This article highlights the high demand for certain jobs in the construction industry. Companies are actively seeking workers to efficiently carry out construction projects. These roles are crucial for the effective continuation of infrastructural work.

Government-funded megaprojects are attracting experienced construction workers away from small and medium-sized enterprises. These SMEs face challenges as their skilled workforce is drawn to larger projects. The construction industry is struggling to retain qualified personnel.

The Quebec government invested over $2.3 million as an urgent measure to address issues with the Pierre-Laporte Bridge. This investment came just months before major works on the structure were scheduled to begin. The urgency was necessary to ensure the bridge's safety.

Residents of Saint-Adolphe-d’Howard are frustrated with the poor condition of a section of Route 329. They criticize the Quebec government for not having made the necessary repairs yet. This bumpy section poses safety and comfort issues for road users. The locals are calling for urgent action to mitigate daily inconveniences.

A woman was struck by debris from the Quebec Bridge while driving across it, raising concerns about its deteriorating condition, despite it being deemed safe by authorities. The incident highlights issues related to the maintenance of critical infrastructure.

The Carney government has launched a new entity called Maison Canada to simplify and speed up residential construction. This initiative aims to boost the housing market by meeting the growing demand for homes. The goal is to streamline bureaucratic processes and facilitate the development of new projects.

Ottawa's plan to build a road and port in the Arctic aims to accelerate northern development. This initiative could allow China to tap into the region's natural resources. Improved infrastructure in the North may ease the export of these resources. China's involvement raises economic and strategic concerns.