Your weekly Ontario Construction News -07/27/2020
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Ontario to fast-track construction of two long-term care homes
Ontario Construction News staff writer The Ontario government will be fast-tracking the construction of two long-term care homes in Mississauga, to create 640 new long-term care beds by next year. Ontario Premier Doug Ford made the announcement last week with Minister of Long-Term Care Merrliee Fullerton, Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie and President and CEO of […]
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Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group L.P picked to revitalize city’s entertainment district
Ontario Construction News staff writer Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group L.P. has been chosen to revitalize the City of Hamilton’s downtown core, city council announced recently. The Precinct Group’s plan includes a modernized arena, renovated convention centre and concert hall, significant investment in the Art Gallery of Hamilton, along with new residential, affordable housing, office, […]
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How to build safer homes for people with sensory loss: Deafblind Ontario Services
Ontario Construction News staff writer Walk-in closets, stainless steel appliances, fireplaces and custom cabinets, are some of the coveted features in a new house, but there are important elements to consider when the home is to be age-friendly and inclusive. According to Deafblind Ontario, now is the time to consider as the population ages, age-friendly […]
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Feds should invest $50 billion in green projects for post-pandemic stimulus: experts
Canadian Press When the time comes for Canada to turn its attention to post-pandemic stimulus, a group of finance and policy experts says Ottawa needs to invest heavily in green infrastructure projects, including energy-efficient buildings, to secure an economic recovery with staying power. The Task Force for a Resilient Recovery was struck independent of government in […]
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DataBid: Current project leads and opportunities
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