DCN ARCHIVES

Archives for June 2006

2006-06-30—It was all about selling terrazzo
2006-06-30—New Aboriginal student centre to be built at U of M
2006-06-30—Industry pioneer going strong at 90
2006-06-30—New Barrie bus terminal, parking lot proposed for commuters
2006-06-30—Province wants old AC units replaced
2006-06-30—Engineering firm opens office
2006-06-30—Canada’s heritage top of mind in library restoration
2006-06-29—Gold Seal a must in B.C. city contracts
2006-06-29—The Marriott Makers
2006-06-29—Designers of collapsed building arrested
2006-06-29—Thunder Bay construction contractor pleads guilty to health, safety violation
2006-06-29—Building collapses, killing one and trapping nine people
2006-06-29—N.B. first to apply condition of contract
2006-06-29—Turbo fast track schedule offers unique challenges
2006-06-28—Small firms can make big difference
2006-06-28—Barrie downtown, waterfront due for major facelift
2006-06-28—Buy-out of Inco, Falconbridge bodes well for more investment in Canada
2006-06-28—Costs rising in reconstruction of wooden railroad trestle bridges
2006-06-28—Holcim buys major U.S. cement producer
2006-06-28—Manitoba joins race to find skilled workers
2006-06-28—How far down the chain?
2006-06-28—Form Fitting Work
2006-06-27—ACEC to focus on young recruits
2006-06-27—Coming soon to a men’s room near you
2006-06-27—Extreme architecture in far north warrants attention
2006-06-27—INCO building $115M facility in Sudbury
2006-06-27—New Edmonton institute among the world’s most technologically advanced research facilities
2006-06-27—Road construction at border crossing to improve traffic
2006-06-27—Academics and practitioners to research sustainability in design and building sector
2006-06-27—Mega Mall
2006-06-27—Bridging The Gap
2006-06-27—Training key challenge in Saskatchewan
2006-06-26—Pumping station now a work of art
2006-06-26—CN Tower still inspires after 30 years
2006-06-26—Lafarge to divest itself of roofing business
2006-06-26—Museum shaped like human body begins
2006-06-26—Next phase of 401 expansion now under way
2006-06-23—Winning the tech
2006-06-23—Quito airport project ready to fly
2006-06-23—Red tape
2006-06-23—Bricks of Haven
2006-06-23—Tanks, pipes, schools being built
2006-06-23—$27 million for Hwy 6
2006-06-23—Five firms to bid on Sudbury hospital
2006-06-23—Swingin’ Section
2006-06-22—Ontario hot on building nuclear
2006-06-22—Marriott eyes more hotels in Canada
2006-06-22—Worker killed on N.B. construction site
2006-06-22—Toymaker ‘disassembles’, moves its building blocks production to Czech
2006-06-22—Alberta labour shortage is just ‘tip of the iceberg’: report
2006-06-22—Addressing our infrastructure
2006-06-21—Quality plans for engineers
2006-06-21—Ottawa LRT faces stiff opposition
2006-06-21—This London bridge isn’t falling down
2006-06-21—Construction and expansion set for health centre
2006-06-21—A ‘Noah’s Ark’ for the world’s seeds
2006-06-21—Quebec firm secures hydro plant in Chile
2006-06-21—Renkema to open communications
2006-06-20—National Building Code: planning for disasters
2006-06-20—Roadbuilders laud new highway construction
2006-06-20—Reduce dependence on mechanical systems
2006-06-20—Ontario’s mobile workforce
2006-06-20—Manitoba adopts LEED goals
2006-06-20—CEO recognizes London engineer Steblin for pioneering efforts
2006-06-20—Stemming urban sprawl
2006-06-20—Gearing Up To Open
2006-06-19—Monopoly will cost Hamilton millions
2006-06-19—First Nations partners with Manitoba Hydro on hydroelectric station
2006-06-19—Enbridge Gas trial hears from locator
2006-06-19—Innovation has its rewards in TIPTA
2006-06-19—CEO hands out kudos in awards
2006-06-19—Ontario investing in three ethanol plants
2006-06-19—Russell Township Reservoir
2006-06-19—Brownie Awards deadline looms
2006-06-16—Shortages will plague Atlantic
2006-06-16—BIM is here, so embrace it
2006-06-16—Index to reflect true costs
2006-06-16—Alberta art gallery is itself a work of art
2006-06-16—Slow development: Council
2006-06-16—Vancouver Games on budget
2006-06-16—Union Gas may sue province over pipeline
2006-06-16—22 Condos at 22 Wellesley
2006-06-16—Ontario community wants nuclear plants built in their backyard
2006-06-15—Toronto firm exporting expertise to south U.S.
2006-06-15—Local 183 loses fight for control
2006-06-15—Construction worker
2006-06-15—Demand for foreign workers
2006-06-15—Construction props up Canada’s industrial capacity
2006-06-15—Samaco on Staples
2006-06-15—Ontario’s energy policy
2006-06-14—Promoting good urban design
2006-06-14—Manasc shares her vision for RAIC future
2006-06-14—Resort and Spa Project
2006-06-14—Engineers embrace ‘soft’ skills
2006-06-14—Industry welcomes new nukes
2006-06-14—Controversy over Beijing construction
2006-06-14—‘Four Sisters’ come crashing down
2006-06-14—Working Around the Rebar
2006-06-13—Physical Work
2006-06-13—New funding formula for hospital costs
2006-06-13—Doors open wider to professionals
2006-06-13—Ontario delays closures of coal-fired power plants
2006-06-13—Canadians building roads in Afghanistan face dangers day and night, on site and off site
2006-06-13—Freer access to work in Ontario
2006-06-13—Oshawa campus library earns global kudos
2006-06-13—International kudos for Canadian buildings
2006-06-13—Residential Blocks
2006-06-13—Ottawa’s Train Yards under redevelopment
2006-06-12—Infrastructure upgrades critical to success of clean water efforts
2006-06-12—Gambling on centres
2006-06-12—Looking Beyond the Box
2006-06-12—Beaming over the future of BIM
2006-06-12—Temporary dam blown up in China
2006-06-12—CEO head to move on business plan
2006-06-12—Casa Loma Construction
2006-06-12—New vote option for Local 183
2006-06-12—$14M in renovations for subway station
2006-06-09—Signs point to construction of nuclear plants
2006-06-09—CISC looks ahead to challenges
2006-06-09—Toronto company raising the roof on Planters Peanuts
2006-06-09—Union local’s fate expected late June
2006-06-09—Spotlight on Toronto’s best and worst
2006-06-09—Workers building New Orleans underpaid
2006-06-09—China reports illegal land deals
2006-06-09—Construction firm barred from contracts
2006-06-08—Calgary’s urban sprawl woes
2006-06-08—Building permits drop in April
2006-06-08—Immigrants a positive influence in Canada
2006-06-08—UBC expands museum
2006-06-08—CCA council for suppliers, services
2006-06-08—Plan to nail health, safety violators working
2006-06-08—West 8 reconnects Toronto, waterfront
2006-06-08—B.C. logging roads undergo upgrading
2006-06-07—College Park Construction
2006-06-07—Fast track called for in immigration
2006-06-07—Condition of contract delayed
2006-06-07—Getting in The Spirit
2006-06-07—VANOC modelling values after CAF
2006-06-07—Students protest lack of apprenticeships
2006-06-07—Alberta schools are crumbling
2006-06-07—CCA reference guide helps Canadian companies do business in the U.S.
2006-06-06—Water wins for Ottawa Airport
2006-06-06—Government mega-projects welcome
2006-06-06—Annual gathering of architects in Vancouver
2006-06-06—U.S. construction spending up
2006-06-06—William Osler Windows
2006-06-06—Province spends $14.4M on rural roads
2006-06-06—B.C. trade unions allege exploitation of foreign workers on rapid transit construction site
2006-06-05—Study quantifies cost benefits
2006-06-05—Wonderful world of wireless
2006-06-05—EllisDon to build controversial Kingston centre
2006-06-05—Groups critical of Ontario-Quebec pact
2006-06-05—Wage hike for construction workers
2006-06-05—Asphalt costs: ‘It’s unbelievable’
2006-06-02—Inquest called into man’s death
2006-06-02—Windmills in middle of Lake Ontario
2006-06-02—Steel veteran leaves ‘Mark’ on industry
2006-06-02—New AESS specs to be ready in 2007
2006-06-02—Sask. to build children’s hospital
2006-06-02—Nominations for Brownie Awards
2006-06-02—RFPs sought for six projects
2006-06-02—Higher concrete price adds to construction costs
2006-06-02—CISC to address building code changes in courses
2006-06-02—Recreation centre takes top honours in Ontario awards
2006-06-01—Industry, colleges must link up
2006-06-01—Enbridge looks for support to build $920M pipeline
2006-06-01—Floodway expansion project costs on rise
2006-06-01—Vancouver Aquarium set for expansion
2006-06-01—Supermarket Site
2006-06-01—Historic library reopens following construction work
2006-06-01—City is bucking the national trend