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By Jamie Andersen, Reena Sahney, Ashley Lawson, and Katie Kapscos
Modern infrastructure depends on what we cannot see. Beneath roads, rights of way, industrial sites, and urban corridors lie an increasingly dense network of energy, water, telecommunications, and municipal services that enable daily life and economic activity. In Canada, the collecti...
Construction investment levels in Canada rose in 2025, as further growth in the non-residential sector supplemented an increase in the residential sector that was driven by an increase in housing starts. Although the outlook calls for investment in both to grow through 2035, the two sectors will chart diverging paths.
BuildForce Canada today released its Constru...
The Government of Saskatchewan is calling on the federal government to strengthen its partnership with the province by investing in three major infrastructure projects that will help meet the needs of growing communities, create new economic opportunities and deliver long-term benefits for the regions they serve.
In a letter to the Housing, Infrastructure and Commun...
The $6.4-billion Gordie Howe International Bridge, scheduled to open July 27, includes an end-to-end toll system, along with those designed across transportation, security, and communications.
Arcadis delivered the design, development, installation, and commissioning of the bridge’s tolling system and the design and engineering of its intelligent transportation, sec...
Kitchener City Council has approved the plan for the Kitchener Fire Station 8 Housing Development, a downtown project that will bring more housing options and enhanced emergency services to the community.
The mixed-use development will combine a new fire station (Station 8) with purpose-built rental housing, addressing two of Kitchener’s most essential service...