JOC ARCHIVES
Archives for December 2009
- 2009-12-28—In tough economic times, understanding construction liens is essential
- 2009-12-28—Stantec adjusts operations for Vancouver Olympics
- 2009-12-28—PCL Constructors, EllisDon named Canada’s top two employers
- 2009-12-28—Metron Construction was issued safety order days before fatal swing stage accident
- 2009-12-28—Construction industry created 3,000 new jobs in October
- 2009-12-28—Canadian economy headed in right direction
- 2009-12-28—Four construction workers die in Toronto on Christmas Eve
- 2009-12-28—Building permit values fall in British Columbia and rise in Alberta
- 2009-12-28—Canadian building costs decline
- 2009-12-28—British Columbia government names design-build finalists for Surrey Memorial Hospital
- 2009-12-28—Prestige Hotels to build its first hotel on Vancouver Island
- 2009-12-28—LEED standards just a starting point: industry expert
- 2009-12-23—Swan Hills Synfuels’ carbon capture project secures government funding
- 2009-12-23—Ritchie Bros. acquires Martella Auction Co.
- 2009-12-23—Enbridge’s Alberta-British Columbia pipelines a step closer to construction
- 2009-12-23—Christmas musings about the Prairies
- 2009-12-23—1,400 ounces of gold found during Yukon mine demolition project
- 2009-12-23—Construction set to begin on new arena in Fort Nelson, British Columbia
- 2009-12-23—First batch of federal P3 proposals close to approval
- 2009-12-23—Manitoba fast-tracks Pierre Delorme bridge repair plan
- 2009-12-23—Cause not yet determined in Christmas Eve construction worker tragedy
- 2009-12-21—Demolition of Ontario bridge takes hours, not days
- 2009-12-21—After two decades, remediation work in Coal Harbor is complete
- 2009-12-21—Architecture critical for sustainability
- 2009-12-21—Several factors led to plane crash that killed five construction executives
- 2009-12-21—Workers come to aid of man who set himself on fire in Victoria
- 2009-12-21—British Columbia union leader concerned over awarding of Canada Pavilion contract
- 2009-12-21—Housing for homeless in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
- 2009-12-21—Ritchie Bros. construction equipment auction generates record proceeds
- 2009-12-16—Despite demand for labour, Vancouver construction wages aren't increasing
- 2009-12-16—Lawyers unveil design-build project guide
- 2009-12-16—Enbridge, Renewable Energy Systems to develop wind project in Chatham, Ontario
- 2009-12-16—Work continues on Kelowna General Hospital
- 2009-12-16—Rebirth is on track at contaminated railyard in Victoria, British Columbia
- 2009-12-16—Manitoba recognizes out-of-province certified electricians
- 2009-12-16—Philip Beesley Architect project to represent Canada at Venice exhibition
- 2009-12-16—Send us your Christmas crane photos
- 2009-12-16—SNC-Lavalin, PCL win contract for Agrium potash project in Saskatchewan
- 2009-12-16—Reed Construction Data amends lawsuit against McGraw-Hill Construction Dodge
- 2009-12-16—Canadian construction activity increases in September
- 2009-12-14—Canadian employment insurance claims on the rise
- 2009-12-14—Canadian home prices increase for fourth month in a row
- 2009-12-14—Fewer decorated cranes light Santa’s way in downtown Vancouver
- 2009-12-14—British Columbia municipalities tighten their grip on tendering
- 2009-12-14—British Columbia’s best steel projects win awards
- 2009-12-14—Bunkhouse fire at Fort McMurray, Alberta work camp
- 2009-12-14—Canada's economic recovery will require private-sector investment
- 2009-12-14—British Columbia projects dominate Canadian Council for P3s awards
- 2009-12-09—Website offers ideas on how to rehab defunct gas stations
- 2009-12-09—Apartment building costs drop in Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary
- 2009-12-09—Green building course postponed due to lack of students
- 2009-12-09—‘Bad news is pretty good,’ Scotiabank chief economist tells industry leaders
- 2009-12-09—Windstorm knocks out scaffolding at Victoria condo site
- 2009-12-09—ICS Group workers protect concrete slab in Taber, Alberta
- 2009-12-09—Demolition of old hospital a tough job in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
- 2009-12-07—MyJobSite.ca offers free online posting of construction jobs
- 2009-12-07—Calgary infrastructure tracking website earns international and provincial accolades
- 2009-12-07—Curtainwalls best suited for high-rise condominiums
- 2009-12-07—Canadian apartment building costs decline
- 2009-12-07—One-year limit for accelerating recognition of foreign trained workers
- 2009-12-07—Credential approval streamlined for foreign professionals
- 2009-12-07—World’s largest CO2 pipeline slated for construction in Alberta
- 2009-12-07—British Columbia projects dominate Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships awards
- 2009-12-07—Aon Corp. to acquire construction insurer Allied North America
- 2009-12-07—Industry gathers for Canada's largest building design and construction show
- 2009-12-02—U.S. government to use template documents for construction contracts
- 2009-12-02—U.S. construction industry has 'run out of steam,' Associated General Contractors says
- 2009-12-02—Vancouver industrial hub transformed into sustainable neighbourhood
- 2009-12-02—Stereotyping still a barrier for women in construction
- 2009-12-02—Bill 50 strips Alberta Utilities Commission of power
- 2009-12-02—New online export directory to help construction companies improve international profiles
- 2009-12-02—Work set to resume on bitumen upgrader
- 2009-12-02—Time to stop crying over BC Place Stadium contract
- 2009-12-02—British Columbia, Alberta firms shortlisted for Calgary bridge design
| MOST POPULAR STORIES |
- Sinkhole threatens Calgary building’s stability
- Highrise tool toss lands Calgary contractor in hot water
- Mike Holmes partners with First Nations on community-building pilot project
- Pine beetle spurs infrastructure construction in British Columbia
- City of Vancouver report slams botched demolition
- 20 Most Popular Stories
| TODAY’S TOP CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS |
These projects have been selected from 372 projects with a total value of $3,335,585,749 that Reed Construction Data Building Reports reported on yesterday.
$1,200,000,000 Calgary AB Negotiated
$520,000,000 Grande Prairie AB Prebid
$75,000,000 Edmonton AB Negotiated
| CURRENT STORIES |
- Lack of local workers on Wuskwatim Dam project riles Manitoba union
- Roadwork continues in Burnaby, British Columbia
- Contractor default insurance catches on in Canada
- Construction firms learn to get ‘Bear Smart’
- Qualifications-based selection gains traction with Defence Construction Canada
- Hamilton ready to work with all general contractors, union-affiliated or not
- Worker survives crane rollover in Victoria
- Encana negotiates with China National Petroleum
- Rigger acquitted in New York crane collapse
- Work begins on Lynn Creek Rail Bridge project in Vancouver
- Archaeological assessments an integral part of pre-construction
- Outland Camps offers flexibility from coast to coast
- City of Vancouver report slams botched demolition
- VIDEO: Canada’s economy is slowing down
- Australian Labor government defends stimulus after allegations of political bias
- Western Construction wins contract for Bonnybrook Waste Treatment Facility
- Stimulus spending on U.S. national parks a major job creator
- Fences provide first line of defence
- Directional drilling less disruptive for locals
- Ontario Brownfield Act to change remediation rules next year
- High-tech surveillance protects construction sites from thieves
- Market grows for energy efficient construction trailers
- Site photographers focus on staying in the picture
- Fast Wrap asset protection firm coming to Canada
| ALEX’S ECONOMICS BLOG |
Reed Construction Data Chief Economist Alex Carrick discusses current developments in the North American economic environment with emphasis on the construction industry.
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- Waiting to see if the other shoe drops in Canada (July 16, 2010)
- Who wants Canada’s oil? (July 7, 2010)
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