DCN ARCHIVES

Archives for March 2007

2007-03-30—Student centre a bright addition to Toronto school
2007-03-30—Security an issue for laptops, too
2007-03-30—World’s largest solar power plant opens
2007-03-30—St. Gabriel Site
2007-03-30—Construction Music Hall of Fame opens
2007-03-30—Deconstruction standard in works
2007-03-30—Energy workers in short supply
2007-03-30—Electrical workers seek changes to union certification drives
2007-03-29—Sault bets on web portal to attract skilled labour
2007-03-29—Nelson development piques local interest
2007-03-29—One Sherway Site
2007-03-29—Company exploring methane gas reserve
2007-03-29—Manor up in air
2007-03-29—Somerset Gardens
2007-03-29—Construction begins on Sudbury's one-site hospital
2007-03-29—Huge overruns on lab building construction
2007-03-29—Toronto cranes roll to May 31
2007-03-29—System keeps track of contractors
2007-03-29—New transmission line gains support
2007-03-28—Montfort progress on time
2007-03-28—Engineering services rebound in '05
2007-03-28—The changing face of U.S. unions
2007-03-28—Power project loss to hurt: SNC-Lavalin
2007-03-28—ADF wins $20M contract
2007-03-28—Huge expansion of transmission system: Hydro
2007-03-28—North Bay facility now under construction
2007-03-28—Online health, safety program launched
2007-03-28—Canadian firm designs Caribbean oncology centre
2007-03-27—Scarborough Campus Scoop
2007-03-27—Challenges of evaluating sustainable buildings
2007-03-27—Industry gives mixed reaction
2007-03-27—Worker struck by lightning on roof
2007-03-27—Army corps won't take all the blame for failed levees
2007-03-27—Alberta community moving forward on $30M biofuel plant
2007-03-27—Kelowna aiming for 15% drop in water use
2007-03-27—Eastern rural wards not impressed with budget
2007-03-27—Budget lacks long term commitment to roads
2007-03-27—Construction labour groups give Ontario budget 'thumbs up'
2007-03-27—Financing in place, Trump Tower to start construction late 2007
2007-03-27—National Heavy Equipment Show
2007-03-27—Canam buys into Chinese firm
2007-03-26—Setting Up The Rebar
2007-03-26—Globe-trotting designers thrive on cultural challenges
2007-03-26—European Union suing Poland over highway
2007-03-26—407 work goes to Aecon Group
2007-03-26—Ontario firm to build U.K. facility
2007-03-26—Conservation programs hurt utility's bottom line
2007-03-26—Sub fined for tax evasion
2007-03-26—Industry lauds defeat of Bill C-257
2007-03-26—Continental Construction
2007-03-26—The next industrial revolution
2007-03-26—Engineer corps made mistakes
2007-03-26—Federal P3 agency given thumbs up
2007-03-23—Insulation stabilizes FRP-strengthened structures under fire
2007-03-23—Citizens' group releases report to battle
2007-03-23—Art gallery still closed as experts assess damage
2007-03-23—Work resumes on reunion centre
2007-03-23—Feds put stop to Kelowna development for environment
2007-03-23—Spanish firm buys into Hochtief
2007-03-23—Trillium chooses EllisDon
2007-03-23—Construction strikes gold in the north
2007-03-23—New union an unknown commodity
2007-03-23—Self-consolidating grout settles into reputation
2007-03-23—Infrastructure Ontario board adds Schwindt
2007-03-23—Testing SCG
2007-03-22—More infrastructure cash
2007-03-22—Construction destroying world rivers: WWF
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2007-03-22—Bid deadline extended
2007-03-22—$551M, 30-year deal to build, maintain hospital
2007-03-22—Oilsands expansion takes a tax hit in federal budget phase out
2007-03-22—Provinces given $3B for
2007-03-22—Roof collapse blamed on structural failure
2007-03-22—Condominium Conduit
2007-03-22—LIUNA head
2007-03-22—Disney does battle
2007-03-21—Concrete industry will award 'green' students
2007-03-21—Accounting guidelines in works
2007-03-21—Mill Street Site
2007-03-21—Debate over secret water deal in Alta.
2007-03-21—Honda assembly plant to be built soon
2007-03-21—Travelling trade school hits the road
2007-03-21—Exhibition Place may undergo 'green' reno
2007-03-21—Ontario Labour Relations Board okays new construction union
2007-03-21—Inquest called into Hagersville death
2007-03-21—Carlyle aims again for construction equipment company in China
2007-03-20—Use Games money for infrastructure: Whalen
2007-03-20—Woodstock Facility Work
2007-03-20—No visible end in sight for construction boom in China
2007-03-20—CCA honours McKeagan
2007-03-20—London Olympics costs set at $21B
2007-03-20—N.S. gives green light to plant
2007-03-20—Construction on budget: VANOC
2007-03-20—Redevelopment on acute care facility to begin
2007-03-20—Police HQ balances security, openness
2007-03-20—U.S. contractors applaud court outcome on insurance claims
2007-03-20—OLRB hearing results online today
2007-03-20—Pan Am Games behind schedule
2007-03-20—Gosen seeks member input
2007-03-20—Construction industry raises concerns over LRT
2007-03-19—MNR stops quarry
2007-03-19—ICI construction still buoyant
2007-03-19—Madison Avenue Pour
2007-03-19—PCL legend, Bob Stollery, dies at 82
2007-03-19—Fibreboard plant looks to expand Sault operations
2007-03-19—Roxul to expand
2007-03-19—College apprenticeship program gaining favour
2007-03-19—Hearing on new union starts today
2007-03-19—Mansions On A Boulevard
2007-03-19—Man who posed as engineer pleads guilty
2007-03-19—B.C. premier meets with Schwarzenegger
2007-03-19—SNC-Lavalin buys Spanish firm
2007-03-16—Construction boom in B.C. town defies StatsCan figures
2007-03-16—The Toyota Team
2007-03-16—Remand centre design under fire
2007-03-16—Health and safety makes it to the halls of higher learning
2007-03-16—Crane operator killed
2007-03-16—Old construction equipment finds home
2007-03-16—Halton's composting facility a winner
2007-03-16—Canadians embrace environmentalism
2007-03-16—Industry Honours DCN Staffer
2007-03-16—Algoma still looking for buyer
2007-03-15—College hopes to score LEED Gold
2007-03-15—5 short-listed
2007-03-15—Powerstream Steel
2007-03-15—Busy year ahead for roadbuilders
2007-03-15—Job outlook positive
2007-03-15—$8M hotel reno
2007-03-15—$321M pipeline will double capacity
2007-03-15—U.S. vinyl
2007-03-15—Atkinson looks back in CCA's time
2007-03-15—Power line construction debate
2007-03-15—Ont. modular renter bought
2007-03-15—Tallying up job vacancies
2007-03-15—Ontario leading the way in job vacancies
2007-03-14—Green Building Council, CCA strengthen ties
2007-03-14—Round table forges ahead despite lack of funding
2007-03-14—Projected pipeline costs soar to $16B
2007-03-14—Iran’s first nuclear plant to be delayed
2007-03-14—Copper like gold to thieves
2007-03-14—Health centres short-list bid teams for redevelopment
2007-03-14—Report into bridge collapse delayed
2007-03-14—Ottawa health centre first P3
2007-03-14—Partnerships key to CCA's future
2007-03-14—Mort Sullivan: "You can't do anything too good."
2007-03-13—Nathan Phillips Square reduxed
2007-03-13—Gold Seal as a condition of contract
2007-03-13—New upgrades to water systems
2007-03-13—Ontario Good Roads Association
2007-03-13—Weather chills U.S. job figures
2007-03-13—ICI: clean up your act
2007-03-13—Bid deadline extended for Sault Hospital
2007-03-13—Biomass generator to save jobs in forest industry
2007-03-13—Environmental technologies top of mind at CCA
2007-03-13—Looking ahead to next 100 years
2007-03-12—No silver bullet to sustainable design
2007-03-12—Another door slams on Dionisio
2007-03-12—Unveiling the Universal
2007-03-12—Province to hand over land for new hospital
2007-03-12—Park Street Project
2007-03-12—More apprentices in line for Alta college
2007-03-12—Construction begins soon on North Bay hospital
2007-03-12—Drywall estimating program a first
2007-03-09—A touch down for Structal-Heavy Steel
2007-03-09—CCA's cost predictability
2007-03-09—Aecon reports a profit for 2006
2007-03-09—New $420M international terminal opens in Richmond
2007-03-09—Drug company to build new complex
2007-03-09—Critical Care Unit
2007-03-09—CCA Conference Notebook
2007-03-09—Canada's economy is balanced
2007-03-09—Canada's construction industry salutes its own
2007-03-09—Merger of interior design and health care architects a win-win
2007-03-08—Feds commit $1.5B to help ease GTA gridlock
2007-03-08—CCA Conference Notebook
2007-03-08—Colourful Entertainment
2007-03-08—Investment in Canada's residential sector hits record $70.8 billion in 2006
2007-03-08—Louvre to build new museum in Abu Dhabi
2007-03-08—Elderly protester gets 10 months sentence
2007-03-08—Solar power system chosen for PEI building
2007-03-08—Piping On The Beach
2007-03-08—On The Links
2007-03-08—Permits point to busy season
2007-03-08—Accountability key to minimize disputes
2007-03-07—Cranes roll, but dispute not settled
2007-03-07—Layton demands national training plan
2007-03-07—Ice falling off CN Tower closes Gardiner
2007-03-07—China's booming economy major producer of greenhouse gases
2007-03-07—Provincial road budgets bank on federal cash
2007-03-07—Industry backs proposed construction training centre
2007-03-07—Measuring construction productivity losses
2007-03-07—Building Bridges in Puerto Rico
2007-03-07—Municipalities face liability over aging pipes
2007-03-07—Planner advocates for easier process for green, high-density development
2007-03-06—Quebec engineering firms merge
2007-03-06—Electronic bidding, tendering a reality
2007-03-06—On top of the construction world
2007-03-06—Fairmont to manage Pittsburgh hotel
2007-03-06—Construction to start on QHC site
2007-03-06—'Twisted Sisters' clears hurdle
2007-03-06—Province chooses design/build team for Durham courthouse
2007-03-06—Vision From Above
2007-03-06—B.C. town may turn down donations
2007-03-05—Build up rural way of life: Tory
2007-03-05—Public transit still best bet to ease gridlock
2007-03-05—Crane standoff 'unnecessary': TCA
2007-03-05—Gold Seal to expand into residential
2007-03-05—Labour shortage called a 'myth'
2007-03-05—Hinkley paging Erin Brockovich
2007-03-05—Facility Progress
2007-03-05—Shoring the Square
2007-03-02—New injury prevention guidelines
2007-03-02—More wind farms to be built in Ontario
2007-03-02—Holcim reports profits up 39%
2007-03-02—Infrastructure a good investment
2007-03-02—Adding and Altering
2007-03-02—Hackers and their 'ransom attacks'
2007-03-02—Construction not hurt by fuel crisis
2007-03-02—Hampton Speaks
2007-03-02—Toronto firm wins safety kudos
2007-03-02—ICI construction continues upswing
2007-03-01—Toyota chooses location in southeast U.S. for plant to build its Highlander SUV
2007-03-01—Construction waste bio-fuels are firing boilers in British Columbia
2007-03-01—Construction progresses on the Chateau Royal condominium project
2007-03-01—Ontario Power Generation wants to scrap the idea of scrubbers
2007-03-01—Theft of radioactive equipment in Montreal prompts warnings
2007-03-01—Changes to Ontario Municipal Act allow brownfield opportunities to be recognized
2007-03-01—$308 million remand centre for Edmonton
2007-03-01—Cranes sit idle during stand off with the City of Toronto