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New billion-dollar-plus science centre breaks ground at Ontario place
The provincial government has officially broken ground on the new Ontario Science Centre, one of the key components to the revitalized Ontario Place development and one of the most talked-about moves since the old facility was shuttered in 2024.
The new 400,000-square-foot facility is on track to open in 2029, explains a release, and will feature a mainland building, an integrated pod complex, interactive exhibits, an upgraded Cinesphere and more programming space than the previous site.
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Former minister says energy project review changes could cause further delays
The former environment minister who helped to create the Impact Assessment Agency eight years ago says the federal government’s proposal to change how pipelines are assessed risks delaying those projects even further.
“I’m not saying you couldn’t improve the process. But trying to jam through projects and making major changes, similar to what we saw under Stephen Harper, isn’t going to do that. It’s not,” Catherine McKenna told The Canadian Press.
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Toronto’s Pearson airport launches new infrastructure program
Toronto Pearson International Airport announced the launch of Pearson LIFT (Long–term Investment in Facilities and Terminals) infrastructure program.
Pearson LIFT is a phased, multi-billion-dollar program to modernize and expand the airport, renewing infrastructure, advancing technology–driven operations, revitalizing and expanding facilities to support Toronto Pearson’s growth for the next decade and beyond.
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Why Canada’s construction industry is falling behind on AI
Artificial intelligence is finally arriving on Canadian construction sites — albeit on a limited basis. After years of hype, the industry is beginning to experiment with AI tools that can review contracts, optimize schedules, track project progress and provide even greater design options.
However, despite growing enthusiasm for the technology, most firms remain in the testing phase, uncertain whether the tools will deliver meaningful productivity gains or create a new layer of risk.
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Companies prequalified for Oak Valley Health – Uxbridge Redevelopment Project
Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Oak Valley Health have prequalified five companies to deliver the Oak Valley Health – Uxbridge Redevelopment Project. Companies were prequalified based on criteria identified in a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process that began in December 2025. The prequalified companies are:
- EBC Inc.
- EllisDon Corporation
- Maystar General Contractors Inc.
- Multiplex Construction Canada Limited
- Pomerleau Inc.
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Canada loses 18,000 jobs in April, unemployment rate rises to 6.9%
Statistics Canada’s recent labour force survey showed a slight drop in jobs in April as the unemployment rate climbed higher.
The agency said the economy shed 18,000 jobs in April, following an increase of 14,000 jobs in March.
The loss came as the unemployment rate rose to 6.9 per cent compared with 6.7 per cent in March, returning to where it was in October last year, largely because more people were looking for work.
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Skills Ontario showcases Canada’s largest trades competition to 40,000 visitors
Judging by the overwhelming volume of attendees at Canada’s largest skilled trades and technology competition, there is considerable interest in skilled trades by students, their families and the public at large.
Almost 40,000 visitors attended the Skills Ontario Competition which was held at the Toronto Congress Centre May 4 to 6.
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Canada’s Best Managed Companies Recognizes Graham for a 26th Consecutive Year
Graham is proud to announce its recognition as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for the 26th consecutive year—an achievement that reflects the strength of our people, the trust of our clients, and the enduring partnerships that continue to shape our success.
Earning a place on this list year after year is more than an honour.
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Golf-Play Sold Out! Dinner Tickets are still available for purchase!
TCA ANNUAL GOLF DAY EVENT
Thursday, May 28, 2026 | Angus Glen
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This event is SOLD OUT! To be added to the waitlist, email: jpelligra@tcaconnect.com
YCL 2026 Boat Cruise | Thursday, June 25, 2026
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TCA Women's Golf 2026 | September 22, 2026
New location Alert: Lionhead Golf Club
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