Ontario Construction News staff writer As Canadians gather at cenotaphs and memorials across the country on Nov. 11 to honour those who served and sacrificed for Canada, the legacy of the No. 2 ...

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) will reduce its average premium rate from $1.23 to $1.18 per $100 of insurable payroll, effective Jan. 1, 2027, the Ontario government announced last ...

The federal and Ontario governments have announced $8.7 billion in investments and new measures to protect jobs, support industries affected by U.S. tariffs and strengthen the province’s steel, ...

Bluewater Health has broken ground on a more than $17-million redevelopment of the emergency department and diagnostic imaging facilities at Charlotte Eleanor Englehart Hospital (CEEH) in Petrolia.

The City of Brockville has begun construction on a new pavilion and boardwalk at Reynolds Park, with the waterfront structure named in honour of former mayor Ben TeKamp. The TeKamp family joined ...

PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc. has installed a 136,000-kilogram skybridge connecting the new St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver with an adjacent clinical support and research facility, completing the ...

A beacon for young women in STEM, Dr. Alice Wilson loved geology, joining the male-dominated field of the science in the early 1900s. Employed with the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC), she spent her ...

The Municipality of Kincardine is moving forward with the acquisition of about 21 acres of developable land to accommodate future business investment and employment growth. The land, known as the Gary ...

Ottawa City Council has ratified planning permissions for two major residential developments that will add nearly 750 new homes to the city’s housing supply. The approvals, initially recommended by ...

Sanoh Canada Ltd. has completed a 15,700-sq. ft. expansion of its Orangeville manufacturing facility to accommodate new equipment for automotive component production. The expansion increases the ...

Lakeshore Road in Newcastle, Ontario, has been closed since April 10, 2026, due to bluff erosion and slope stability concerns. The closure highlights a challenge facing road owners along vulnerable ...

Navigating the gap between laboratory acoustic ratings and real-world construction conditions was the central focus of a technical presentation at the Construction Specifications Canada (CSC) Ottawa ...