Articles from Le Droit

Italy plans to build the world's largest suspension bridge, the Messina Bridge, to connect Sicily and Calabria. According to Matteo Salvini, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and Infrastructure Minister, this project is expected to accelerate development and create economic growth, generating tens of thousands of jobs in the economically disadvantaged regions. The initiative aims to enhance connectivity and promote regional prosperity by linking these southern regions of Italy.

Geopolitical instability influenced by President Donald Trump's tariffs has accelerated pipeline construction in Canada. Ontario, Alberta, and Saskatchewan signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate building pipelines, railways, and other energy or commercial infrastructures. This aims to transport Ontario's critical minerals and Western Canadian oil and gas to new markets.

The Environment Ministers of Alberta and Ontario have sent a letter to the federal counterpart urging the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney to scrap bills they perceive as detrimental to competitiveness and delaying project development. This move comes ahead of the fall session where new legislation concerning First Nations' water will be introduced. The ministers argue that the laws in question could hinder economic activities and slow down necessary infrastructure projects.

A division of VIA Rail has decided to rebrand a planned high-frequency rail corridor, originally announced in 2021, to a high-speed train service due to a 'widespread disinterest' in the original project. The name change has incurred a cost of $330,000 USD to the company. Documents obtained by La Presse Canadienne reveal these details. The effort reflects a pivot towards enhancing passenger rail services in Canada.

The article emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for commercial buildings, such as daycare centers, car dealerships, restaurants, and hair salons. It highlights key tasks that require specialists, including filter replacement, coil cleaning, motor checking, and full equipment inspections. These tasks ensure the efficient operation of HVAC systems, involving ampage checks and refrigerant level assessments.

Guilbeault, who is now in charge of Official Languages and Culture, stated that before considering new pipeline construction, the existing infrastructure should be optimized for use. The remarks suggest a focus on making the most out of current resources rather than expanding pipeline networks. This stance could influence future infrastructure projects and policy directions in the energy sector.