The university recently purchased a parcel of land on Bruce Street in downtown Oshawa, adjacent to a property on Charles Street, which is already owns.

Two affordable and supportive housing projects in Windsor will share in nearly $5 million in provincial funding to create 37 new units.

The agreement commits the company to providing employment, training, procurement and business opportunities during construction of its battery materials refinery in Temiskaming Shores.

Data from Statistics Canada’s Core Public Infrastructure Survey shows a rapidly increasing pace of growth in construction of the country’s water infrastructure in 2019 and 2020, but more investments are needed to repair deteriorating assets.

The company will work with Maple Reinders to help deliver on the project’s technical, operational, financial, environmental and social objectives.