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Construction is moving on several fronts this week, from a $2.9 billion pipeline breaking ground in Alberta and nearly 5,000 homes planned at Montréal’s Quartier Molson to new transit infrastructure in Ontario and factory-built housing initiatives in the U.S.
Technology is moving just as quickly. AI is reshaping construction data and building materials operations, while mass timber, BIM and digital workflows continue changing project delivery. Add new thinking around architectural procurement, workplace safety and building performance, and there’s plenty worth exploring in this week’s Round Up.
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RONA Rookies Program to Support 150 Minor Hockey Teams Across Canada
RONA selects 150 minor hockey teams across Canada for its 2026–2027 RONA Rookies program, providing $3,000 in support to each team.
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Moving Biomass More Efficiently
Learn how KEITH WALKING FLOOR systems support reliable biomass material handling and efficient operations for producers and processors.
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Fall IAQ Maintenance Checklist for Facility Teams
Prepare facilities for winter with fall indoor air quality maintenance addressing dust, ventilation, humidity and occupant comfort.
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The Cargo Area Isn’t the Only Space Worth Upfitting
Improve work van cab organization with storage, partitions, power solutions and accessories designed for better comfort and workflow.
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PCL’s Aviation Experts Deliver Kelowna’s Largest Airport Expansion
PCL delivers the Kelowna International Airport expansion using mass timber, BIM and innovative construction methods to reduce risk and delays.
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Full Body Harness Inspection: 7 Steps to a Safer Workday
Learn 7 steps for a full body harness inspection to identify damage, maintain CSA Z259 compliance and help protect workers at heights.
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TITAN Invests in Command Alkon to Accelerate Digital Transformation in the Building Materials Industry
TITAN Group announces a strategic minority investment in Command Alkon to accelerate cloud and AI-enabled digital transformation across building materials.
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RAIC Calls for Qualifications-Based Procurement of Architectural Services in Canada
RAIC calls for fair fees and qualifications-based architectural services procurement in Canada, with greater focus on value, scope and risk.
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HUD Selects NIBS to Advance Factory-Built Multifamily Housing
HUD selects NIBS to explore factory-built multifamily housing, addressing building codes, financing, insurance and regulatory barriers.
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Geo Week 2027 Announces Conference Program and Speaker Lineup
Explore the Geo Week 2027 program covering AI, reality capture, Scan-to-BIM, lidar and infrastructure mapping February 23–25 in Salt Lake City.
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Construction Links Network Partner Community
Our partners continue to lead innovation across construction, infrastructure, and building technology - sharing insights that help move the industry forward.
| | | | Command Alkon provides software and platform technology purpose-built for the heavy building materials industry. Through Command Cloud, the company connects raw materials, production, dispatch, logistics and financial operations for ready mix, asphalt and aggregate producers. With 50 years of industry experience and a presence in more than 80 countries, Command Alkon helps producers improve operational visibility, connect workflows and use real-time data to support better decisions across the materials value chain. | | | Graham Marks Major CLT Construction Milestone in Burnaby | | |
Graham has reached a major construction milestone at the Cameron Community Centre & Library in Burnaby, British Columbia, with the installation of the final cross-laminated timber (CLT) panel completing the library’s mass timber structure. The milestone follows more than six months of installation and over a year of planning and coordination. This video from Graham offers a close-up look at the mass timber construction process and the scale of the engineered wood components being assembled on site. 🏗️🌲
Courtesy of Graham Builds
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Federal Home Retrofit Program to Drive Heat Pump and Building Upgrades Across Canada
Canada’s federal home retrofit program targets one million homes with heat pump rebates and funding for energy-efficient building upgrades.
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Is Your Construction Data Ready for AI?
Learn why data quality, connected systems, governance and people matter for construction AI.
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Major Construction Begins on Grimsby GO Station in Ontario
The Ontario government has awarded the major construction contract to Kenaidan Murphy Joint Venture, with completion expected in the second half of 2027. The station will be located west of the recently opened Confederation GO Station and is expected to improve transit access between Niagara Region, Hamilton and the Greater Toronto Area.
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Construction Begins on Quartier Molson, Transforming Former Montréal Brewery Site
MONTONI and the Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ marked the milestone with a groundbreaking ceremony for the project, which is expected to take shape over seven to 10 years and ultimately include nearly 5,000 housing units, commercial spaces, restaurants, hotel accommodations, civic amenities and extensive public green space.
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Five First Nations Acquire Economic Interest in Coastal GasLink
The agreement involves FN CGL Pipeline Limited Partnership, an investment entity established by participating Nations to pursue the opportunity. The Haisla Nation, Halfway River First Nation, McLeod Lake Indian Band, Saulteau First Nations and West Moberly First Nations will obtain an economic interest in the entity that holds TC Energy’s limited partner interest in Coastal GasLink.
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Construction Begins on $2.9 Billion Yellowhead Pipeline in Alberta
Canadian Utilities has officially broken ground on the Yellowhead Pipeline, a $2.9 billion natural gas infrastructure project that will span 235 kilometres across Alberta and deliver additional energy capacity to the province’s industrial heartland.
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