Few companies in Canada have a history as long as Smith Brothers & Wilson. SBW began “Building the West” way back in 1897 and has since delved into nearly every type of construction project there … about Resiliency and Diversification Make for a Long History and a Hopeful Future
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Manitoba Highway Project to Create Thousands of Jobs
The South Perimeter Highway, part of the four-lane divided thoroughfare that forms a ring road around the City of Winnipeg, Man., is slated for an upgrade that will cost billions and create thousands of jobs.
Walmart Canada World-Class Distribution Centre
In spite of COVID-19, Walmart Canada has put shovels in the ground on a new, 550,000-square-foot distribution centre in a farm field just north of Toronto, Ont.
Canada to Spend $10 Billion in New Infrastructure Projects
On October 1, Canada’s federal government announced 10 billion dollars’ worth of infrastructure spending over the next three years. The money will go towards increasing high-speed internet connectivity, improving Canadian agriculture, and bolstering the low … about Canada to Spend $10 Billion in New Infrastructure Projects
10 Best Canadian Architecture Schools
Canada is known for hosting some of the world’s best educational institutions. Today, we’ll focus on the most renowned Canadian architecture schools, curated from data by Archareer and Univariety.
Best Home Renovation Companies In Canada
Canadians looking for renovation companies have plenty to choose from. In this article, we’ll take a look at a few renovation companies throughout the country that have achieved great acclaim. We’ve curated our list based … about Best Home Renovation Companies In Canada
Montreal’s Top 10 Architectural Marvels
Even a cursory look at Montreal architecture tells the story of the city’s unique history closely intertwined with French culture. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at 10 examples of popular architecture in … about Montreal’s Top 10 Architectural Marvels
Despite the Pandemic Trade Schools Must Persevere Through Virtual Training
COVID-19 has significantly affected job prospects for youth pondering careers in the hospitality and restaurant industries. However, the construction industry might be able to benefit from that.
One Ontario Aiming to Streamline and Speed up Permitting Process
The development approval processes used by municipalities in Ontario are fragmented, lengthy, and often downright confusing for many builders who must use the system. However, help could soon be on the way.
How the Canadian Construction Industry is Weathering the COVID Storm
The Canadian construction industry took some heavy body blows at the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis but found its legs quickly and appears to be on the road to recovery.
