News
News and information from and for Ontario’s construction industry
The Link2Build group publishes news and information about the Ontario construction industry daily. Check here for the latest in trends, developments and insight from a wide variety of contributors, and visit regularly for updated information.
Welcome to Link2Build!
Welcome to Link2Build!
Today marks the launch the Ontario construction industry’s newest information portal, Link2Build.ca.
You’ll see many things on our site. The first is news and information. Updated daily, our site will provide you with the latest updates on everything that is happening in and around our industry. Of course we’ll stay on top of breaking news as it develops, but check back regularly for even deeper insight into the trends that cut across our industry—everything from legal and financial updates to the latest in health and safety, technology and business practices, and so much more. Our aim is to provide you with the ideas and information you need to grow and succeed in today’s competitive business environment.
CAF identifies ten trades in greatest demand
According to a report issued by the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum (CAF), Ontario’s labour force will need more than 48,000 new certified journeypersons to meet anticipated employment growth and demand through 2028.
GVCA members hear about procurement at PACE event
At the Grand Valley Construction Association’s PACE event on October 17, guests learned about various aspects of modern construction procurement, including changes to the Construction Act, pitfalls in the bidding process, and the updated CCDC23 guide to calling bids and awarding contracts.
Red Tape Reduction Ministry launches feedback website
The provincial government has launched a new website that businesses can use to submit their ideas on modernizing regulations and reducing red tape.
OCS provides construction economy update
The Ontario Construction Secretariat provided an update on the province’s construction economy during its annual general meeting in September. The top-line message: optimism remains high, despite slow GDP growth.