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The article discusses the adoption of Bill C-5, which focuses on large-scale government projects backed by the Carney administration. The legislation has drawn significant criticism due to the extensive powers it grants the government. Critics are concerned about the implications these powers may have on project oversight and governance. The bill's impact on future large-scale infrastructure projects could be significant.

The federal bill concerning major projects in Canada is expected to be passed by the end of the week. It's moving forward under expedited proceedings and receives support from the Conservative party. The speed of its adoption indicates a political consensus on the need for new regulations in handling large-scale developments.

Unions and employers are engaging in mediation on the second day of a construction strike. This meeting might not directly advance the negotiations. The ongoing discussions highlight the complexity of reaching an agreement between the parties involved.

The United States and China have decided to halt their trade war by implementing a 90-day suspension, set to take effect by May 14. This pause aims to ease tensions between the two economic giants and provide room for further negotiations. The move is expected to impact various industries, including construction, by potentially stabilizing global trade dynamics.