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The federal government and Québec announced a landmark partnership to invest nearly $10 billion over the next decade in infrastructure across the province, marking one of the largest federal-provincial infrastructure commitments in Québec’s history.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the investment through the Build Communities Strong Fund (BCSF) and Canada Public Tran...
The new Quw’utsun Valley Hospital (formerly Cowichan District Hospital) is nearing completion and is set to welcome patients in mid-2027.
As the new hospital enters its final year before opening, the project is moving into its final stages of preparation. Construction is anticipated to be finished by the end of 2026. That will be followed by equipment installation a...
The Government of Ontario along with local First Nation partners, municipal leaders and industry representatives, broke ground on the reconstruction of the Municipality of Greenstone’s Geraldton Main Street Rehabilitation Project.
“Geraldton’s Main Street has always been about more than rebuilding a road: It is about building the Corridor to Prosperity, with First N...
A new wildlife overpass along Highway 93/95 south of Radium Hot Springs, BC is designed to reduce collisions involving one of the area’s last viable bighorn sheep herds.
“Highway 93/95 is an important route for people and communities in the area,” said Mike Farnworth, B.C. Minister of Transportation and Transit. “By reducing collisions between vehicles and Radium’s ...
By Thomas Strong, Daniel Ball and Guy Jolicoeur
Canada’s defence infrastructure program has entered a new phase. Through Defence Construction Canada (DCC), annual construction spending is expected to exceed roughly $2B per year starting with a focus on expanding military housing and a growing pipeline of airbase, logistics and northern defence projects.
Th...