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Canadian volumetric concrete mixer eyes international growth
Canadian volumetric concrete mixer eyes international growth

Canadian-based ProAll, a manufacturer of volumetric concrete mixers, is embarking on an international expansion led by newly appointed General Manager Derrick Murias. Following its acquisition by Terex Corporation, ProAll has already established distributors across several countries and aims to further its reach into North America, Europe, and Asia. The expansion strategy emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and distribution development, with a particular focus on fulfilling the growing demand for high-quality, on-demand concrete solutions across various industries.

Woodfibre LNG seeks to add 2nd ‘floatel’ to house work crew near Squamish
Woodfibre LNG seeks to add 2nd ‘floatel’ to house work crew near Squamish

Woodfibre LNG has announced plans to submit an application to regulators for permission to moor an additional vessel alongside its current floatel. This second floatel aims to provide accommodation for nearly 1,000 additional workers involved in the project. The location for this expansion is near Squamish, where work crews are needed for the development. This initiative is a response to workforce needs for the ongoing construction activities.

Tariff fears ‘settling down’: Graycor Southwest lead
Tariff fears ‘settling down’: Graycor Southwest lead

Brett Helm, from Graycor Southwest, discusses with Construction Dive how concerns over tariffs are beginning to stabilize, impacting the construction industry. He addresses challenges related to semiconductor competition and the power requirements for data centers. The construction sector is cautiously optimistic as these issues show signs of resolution.

Après un an, le pipeline Trans Mountain a-t-il rempli ses promesses?
Après un an, le pipeline Trans Mountain a-t-il rempli ses promesses?

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, in service since May 2024, has partially met expectations by significantly reducing the price differential for Canadian oil and enhancing market stability. While this has benefited Alberta's economy and the oil industry, there is debate over whether the considerable federal investment is justified. Indigenous ownership of the pipeline is still pending, and usage rates fall short of initial forecasts. The potential long-term benefits of diversification via this infrastructure remain uncertain.

NewCold Getting Set to Open Large Automated Facility in Small Alberta Community
NewCold Getting Set to Open Large Automated Facility in Small Alberta Community

NewCold, a Dutch logistics firm, is finalizing a $222-million fully automated cold-storage warehouse in Coaldale, Alberta. The facility, designed for energy efficiency and automation, will store 56,000 pallets of frozen food and create 50-60 local jobs. A 2.6-kilometre rail spur will connect the facility to the Canadian Pacific Kansas City network, enhancing export capabilities. Alberta invested $2.1 million, and the project is expected to boost the local economy and agri-logistics sector.

Rosefellow Acquires Part of Laval Mall for $200M Industrial Project
Rosefellow Acquires Part of Laval Mall for $200M Industrial Project

Rosefellow has purchased a portion of the Méga Centre Notre-Dame mall in Laval, Quebec, for $75 million with plans to redevelop it into a $200 million industrial campus. The project will feature three LEED and Zero Carbon-certified industrial buildings totaling 550,000 square feet. The development aims to target high demand for industrial space due to its strategic location near major amenities and a large labor pool. The demolition for the redevelopment is set to begin after existing leases expire at the end of 2025.

Franna chooses Mobile Cranes Canada Ltd as Canadian distributor
Franna chooses Mobile Cranes Canada Ltd as Canadian distributor

Franna, an Australian manufacturer of pick and carry cranes, has appointed Mobile Cranes Canada Ltd (MCC) as its official distributor across Canada. MCC will represent Franna in multiple Canadian provinces, bringing its innovative lifting solutions to sectors such as mining, oil and gas, and infrastructure. The company has introduced the AT24 US model, specifically designed for the North American market, to the Canadian market at the Alberta Heavy Equipment Show. This partnership is seen as an opportunity to expand Franna's market presence and enhance customer capabilities in Canada.

Dome Construction picks Matoza for CFO role
Dome Construction picks Matoza for CFO role

Dome Construction, a contractor based in South San Francisco that has specialized in the biotech and advanced manufacturing sectors, has announced the appointment of Matoza as its Chief Financial Officer. The company has been a prominent player in these specialized markets, bolstering its leadership team with this new executive role.

3 workers killed and 2 injured when scaffolding gives way at Texas construction site
3 workers killed and 2 injured when scaffolding gives way at Texas construction site

In Port Arthur, Texas, a scaffolding collapse at a construction site resulted in the deaths of three workers and injuries to two others. The incident occurred at the Port Arthur LNG site and involved employees of Bechtel. Responders from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office were called to the scene following the industrial accident. The cause of the scaffolding failure is under investigation.

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.

Filière batterie: Québec devra mettre 24M$ dans Lion Électrique pour sa relance
Filière batterie: Québec devra mettre 24M$ dans Lion Électrique pour sa relance

The school bus manufacturer Lion Electric requires an additional 24 million CAD in public assistance beyond the approximately 200 million CAD already obtained for its recovery. This funding is crucial for the company's revitalization plans. The added financial support is aimed at helping Lion Electric overcome financial challenges and continue its operations effectively.

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