DCN ARCHIVES

Archives for May 2006

2006-05-31—Stadium expansion one step closer
2006-05-31—Federal labs, science buildings crumbling: report
2006-05-31—It’s a mini building boom
2006-05-31—Expansion of Quinte Health Centre begins
2006-05-31—Long time TCA employee killed in car accident
2006-05-31—Movin’ In The Quad
2006-05-31—Digging the Square
2006-05-30—Vancouver Olympic HQ focus is building green
2006-05-30—Green skills under the microscope
2006-05-30—Windermere Walkway
2006-05-30—Roofing company fined under act
2006-05-30—Parkview Project
2006-05-30—Kingston’s design-build arena woes
2006-05-29—Alberta’s substance abuse problems in hot economy
2006-05-29—Spin and Scoop
2006-05-29—New website on green buildings
2006-05-29—Industrial museum planned
2006-05-29—Campaign targets youth
2006-05-29—Decision delayed on energy strategy
2006-05-29—Festival Centre gets $25M from feds
2006-05-29—Impact study filed
2006-05-29—Architects demand waterfront plan
2006-05-29—New panel under development
2006-05-29—Lindsay’s new Sally Anne thrift store
2006-05-29—Another Brick in the Wall
2006-05-26—China’s influence growing in global steel industry
2006-05-26—Seeking visionaries to resume nation-building
2006-05-26—CSC lauds its industry veterans
2006-05-26—B.C. company to build factory in China
2006-05-26—Windsor hospital to undergo expansion
2006-05-26—Subway platform expansion
2006-05-26—Roadbuilders anxious to work with Cansfield
2006-05-26—Cityplace Construction
2006-05-25—Good leadership builds strong organizations
2006-05-25—Ethanol plant planned for Ontario
2006-05-25—Moncton’s traffic woes to ease
2006-05-25—Multi-unit residential building soars
2006-05-25—Off to the races: $1B racetrack, shopping mall
2006-05-25—Record growth experienced in non-residential
2006-05-25—Construction of Taber Wind Farm now underway
2006-05-25—LIUNA leaves AFL-CIO
2006-05-25—Vancouver to be site of new Dali Lama Centre
2006-05-25—Infinity and Beyond
2006-05-24—CSC aims for LEED standards
2006-05-24—Retirement changes help industry
2006-05-24—Give gas tax directly to road construction
2006-05-24—Strike could delay AGO construction
2006-05-24—Boot Number Two
2006-05-24—Doyle to oversee Olympic building
2006-05-24—Calgary office tower to be LEED
2006-05-24—Quiet Time
2006-05-23—U.S. firm to build Montreal tower
2006-05-23—A rebound from 2001 tech wreck
2006-05-23—Nuvo Numeral Uno
2006-05-23—Construction training for newcomers
2006-05-23—New media centre
2006-05-23—The Finishing Touches
2006-05-23—Skills training the best path to tackle tight labour conditions
2006-05-23—Traffic congestion, pollution concerns for Beijing Olympics
2006-05-23—Build wind turbines
2006-05-23—Toronto waterfront design shortlisted to five
2006-05-19—Pocket PCs save time and money
2006-05-19—$120B in construction for Alberta
2006-05-19—Honda engine plant accelerates Grand Valley construction boom
2006-05-19—Mill cleanup delays
2006-05-19—Contracts awarded for on-, off-shore LNG infrastructure
2006-05-19—Battery Park
2006-05-19—Cool’ energy system for TO’s Trump Hotel
2006-05-19—Lafarge acquires 100% of Lafarge NA
2006-05-19—Morrison Hall blends ‘politely’
2006-05-18—Concordia design in a modem aesthetic
2006-05-18—Youth gain hands-on experience
2006-05-18—Costs to build apartments rise
2006-05-18—$1.4B in road work
2006-05-18—Honda expansion to attract more suppliers
2006-05-17—Feds aim to lead with LEED
2006-05-17—CCA revitalizing Gold Seal program
2006-05-17—1100 Rodick Road
2006-05-17—Architects describe varied experiences with AFPs
2006-05-17—Don’t believe hype over foreign workers: Union
2006-05-17—Highway 407 bridge footings to be widened
2006-05-17—Residential Community
2006-05-17—Aecon reports loss despite winning large contracts
2006-05-17—York Region getting more bus lanes
2006-05-17—Acquisition paves way for new Stantec offices in California, Texas
2006-05-16—Incremental urbanism a new option
2006-05-16—Fung credited with turning revitalization ideas into action
2006-05-16—AFPs the ‘next big thing’ for architects
2006-05-16—No energy crisis this summer: Cansfield
2006-05-16—Upward trend in non-residential building construction prices
2006-05-16—Growing Vineyards
2006-05-16—Several parts plants to be built
2006-05-16—Phenogenomics Pump
2006-05-16—B.C. judge scolds, fines steel company over workers’ deaths
2006-05-16—$250M lumber plant to be built
2006-05-15—Oil sands needs more labour
2006-05-15—Design-build of HQ aims for bronze
2006-05-15—Quebecor to expand HQ with 19-storey building
2006-05-15—Aecon, McNally win sewer tunnel contract
2006-05-15—Watt to consult in Dubai
2006-05-15—Construction industry input
2006-05-15—U.S. legislators move to soften stand on illegal immigrants
2006-05-15—Pinnacle Progress
2006-05-15—Montreal looks to Paris experiences
2006-05-12—We’re a step closer to net-zero
2006-05-12—Dionisio delegate
2006-05-12—Tapping into qualified Aboriginal workforce
2006-05-12—Sitting on the Job
2006-05-12—Vancouver needs 40,000 workers
2006-05-12—How green are green buildings?
2006-05-11—Skilled workforce of tomorrow demands action today, conference delegates hear
2006-05-11—B.C. house promotes restraint
2006-05-11—Quebec dominates 2006 GG awards
2006-05-11—Canada’s 12 best building designs
2006-05-11—$100M investment in Hamilton mall
2006-05-11—Construction firm fined $50G under health, safety act
2006-05-11—B.C. port hires Atlantic contractor
2006-05-11—Final waterfront
2006-05-11—Reluctance to hire unionized workers real issue, not shortage
2006-05-10—The battle for control of Local 183
2006-05-10—Masonry contractors, union find common ground
2006-05-10—A look inside Infrastructure Ontario
2006-05-10—The Keller Report
2006-05-10—Construction stops
2006-05-10—Newfoundland going it alone on hydro project
2006-05-10—Expansion, new wing built for ING regional office
2006-05-10—Mishap kills three construction workers
2006-05-10—Construction boom in Kelowna, B.C.
2006-05-10—Corner Complex
2006-05-09—The move to private electronic plan rooms
2006-05-09—Overbuilding is taxing planet past its limits
2006-05-09—An alternative to portable buildings
2006-05-09—Ever Growing Element
2006-05-09—Construction jobs on the rise
2006-05-09—Bay and Dundas Building
2006-05-09—Bay and Dundas Building
2006-05-09—Aecon to design, build GO tunnel, bridges
2006-05-09—Quebec’s energy strategy involve dam construction
2006-05-09—Vehicle safety on construction sites
2006-05-09—Brownfield rehab on fast track
2006-05-08—Who Is The
2006-05-08—Canada’s WHMIS to adapt to worldwide GHS system by 2009
2006-05-08—Keeping your cool when MOE comes calling
2006-05-08—OLRB sets Local 183 hearing for June 7
2006-05-08—Few Canadian firms obey safety laws
2006-05-08—Women have arrived: CAWIC
2006-05-08—Hospital renovations
2006-05-08—Florida developer feels bite of another kind
2006-05-08—Early season helps St. Lawrence
2006-05-08—March in, out like a lion for building permits
2006-05-08—Alberta launches back pain campaign
2006-05-08—Building for Fun and Fitness
2006-05-08—Crane in the Sky
2006-05-05—A few industry developments
2006-05-05—Construction industry wins big in federal budget
2006-05-05—Young Builders
2006-05-05—Young Builders
2006-05-05—First LEED-Canada for multi-unit residential
2006-05-05—U.S. construction industry in growth mode
2006-05-05—B.C. container terminal contract worth $41.4 M
2006-05-05—Bill 69: Information sharing between environment, labour ministries
2006-05-05—The good, the bad and the ugly
2006-05-04—Peterborough’s new hospital on schedule
2006-05-04—Keep eye on federal regs
2006-05-04—No clear guidelines on construction noise
2006-05-04—Campus Cribs
2006-05-04—Construction growth steady
2006-05-04—Bylaw may halt Sunday construction
2006-05-03—Office towers: The next generation
2006-05-03—New high school at foot of citadel hill
2006-05-03—Construction remains relatively strong in Peterborough area: PDCE president
2006-05-03—Going in Circles
2006-05-03—NDP MP proposing anti-scab legislation
2006-05-03—Thousands join in support of illegal immigrants in U.S.
2006-05-03—Royal acquires Tech-Wood
2006-05-03—Isabella Street Centre
2006-05-03—Breaking out: Prison redeveloped
2006-05-03—Workplace injuries down, and so are related costs to businesses: Peters
2006-05-03—Contractor seeks injunction in B.C. Highway protest
2006-05-02—Global kudos for Montreal’s Benny Farm
2006-05-02—Roofers tackle issue of skilled labour shortage
2006-05-02—Construction finally begins on Freedom Tower, WTC
2006-05-02—Mahoney gets industry thumbs up
2006-05-02—Construction bolsters economic growth
2006-05-02—Construction delays force relocation of Chicago’s fine arts exhibition
2006-05-02—Female students encouraged to join construction industry
2006-05-01—Factory turned residence top pick
2006-05-01—Indoor air quality remains a conundrum
2006-05-01—Good news expected for industry in budget
2006-05-01—Movin’ In The Village
2006-05-01—Ontario to see more sink holes, watermain breaks
2006-05-01—Construction workers riot over low wages, working conditions