The budget also proposes an investment of over $900 million toward renewing city infrastructure such as roads, sidewalks, community centres and sewage plants. 

The project will be studied in two scopes, with the mine and mill scope set to conclude in the next 12 to 18 months.

Through agreements with developers, Canada Lands Company will help deliver the housing projects on lands in Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa and St. John’s by March 2024.

Ontario’s decision to standardize working at heights training and make it mandatory beginning in 2017 has helped prevent injuries and saved lives, a new report from the Institute for Work & Health finds.

During a series of events, the group aims to enforce the message that the government needs to partner with the construction industry to build a strong foundation for a stronger Canada.