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Election 2008
Canadian construction industry sets out agenda for coming federal election
With another federal election at hand, the construction industry will follow closely how each party approaches issues of infrastructure, skills development and labour mobility on the campaign trail.
Consulting engineers say sustainable development should be key election issue
As far as the Canadian consulting engineering industry is concerned, sustainable development should rank as a key issue in the upcoming federal election campaign.
CCA joins chorus of voices calling for skilled labour
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is part of a national coalition that says all political parties in the federal election are ignoring a serious shortage of skilled labour in the country.
Construction industry seeks stable levels of investment from new government
With another federal election at hand, the construction industry is concerned about the stability of government investment and the possible implementation of the carbon-tax.
Concern over carbon tax proposal
As federal leaders debate the merits of a carbon tax, some concrete and cement officials are calling for a further study of options in the climate-change fight.
Sustainable development should be key election issue, consulting engineers say
As far as the Canadian consulting engineering industry is concerned, sustainable development should rank as a key issue in the upcoming federal election campaign.
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| CURRENT STORIES |
- High School Construction
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- Construction continues on the MaRS Centre Phase II in Toronto
- Bending Lake Iron Ore pushes ahead with mining plans
- Reserve Properties continues plans for 109OZ condos in Toronto
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- Westray disaster 20th anniversary a call to safety action
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- Worker hurt in dressing room ceiling collapse at Edmonton stadium
- IBI Group raises $40.5 million from stock issue
- Plazacorp to spend $12.2 million on retail property development in 2012
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| ALEX’S ECONOMICS BLOG |

Reed Construction Data Canada’s Chief Economist Alex Carrick discusses current developments in the North American economic environment with emphasis on the construction industry.
- Economic Nuggets - May 15, 2012 (May 14, 2012)
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- U.S. Employment Rose by a Mediocre 115,000 in April (May 4, 2012)
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