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TCA Wellness Retreat (REGISTER NOW)
July 23, 2025 - Roof Garden
TCA Boat Cruise 2025
June 26, 2025 - Yankee Lady
TCA Women's Golf 2025
September 10, 2025 - Angus Glen
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Education and Professional Development
One of the core benefits of a TCA membership is the opportunity to advance your professional standing and qualifications in an industry characterized by stiff competition.
TCA offers several avenues for ongoing professional development through our educational arm.
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CCA, CCLI guide provides roadmap to addressing climate governance
A new report released by the Canada Climate Law Initiative (CCLI) and the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is calling on the construction sector to embed climate resilience into their core governance structures.
Building resilience: A guide to climate governance for Canada’s construction sector aims to provide a roadmap to help industry leaders address growing climate risks across the entire construction value chain.
“The construction and buildings sector holds enormous potential to drive positive change,” said Rodrigue Gilbert, CCA president, in a statement.
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Canada’s construction industry gets serious about investing in technology: KPMG
In the face of growing pressure to build more, faster, Canadian construction leaders agree that the industry must move quickly to embrace new and advanced technologies, with most saying digital tools are already starting to boost their productivity, finds a new KPMG in Canada report on digital maturity in the construction industry.
“It is good to see that the sector is investing in the technologies that are desperately needed to address persistently poor productivity levels,” said Tom Rothfischer, Partner and National Industry Leader, Building, Construction and Real Estate, KPMG in Canada.
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Vaughan recognized for new online construction mapping tool
The City of Vaughan has been recognized by BeSpatial Ontario for developing a new digital tool that helps staff manage infrastructure projects more efficiently.
The award highlights Vaughan’s use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to support internal coordination and project tracking. The main tool is an interactive construction map that gives staff a real-time overview of nearly 400 infrastructure projects across the city.
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Sudbury Steelworkers call on WSIB to engage in ‘good-faith’ negotiations as strike continues
United Steelworkers (USW) Local 6500 in Sudbury is calling for Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) to engage in “good-faith negotiations” to bring an end to the over month-long labour dispute. “So many vulnerable workers and families are being affected as this dispute drags on, but the cases that hit me the hardest are the widows who lost their husbands to occupational disease,” said Sean Staddon, a WSIB worker representative with the 2,900-member USW Local 6500, in a statement.
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Ontario unveils final designs for Ontario Place redevelopment
The Government of Ontario unveiled the final designs for the new Ontario Place public space, including a new, publicly owned parking structure, which will generate revenue for the province and help the public access Ontario Place’s many attractions, including public beaches, trails and parks, the state-of-the-art Ontario Science Centre, Live Nation’s revitalized year-round amphitheatre and Therme Canada’s waterpark and wellness destination.
The new Ontario Place will offer more than 50 acres of free public trails, expanded green space, playgrounds, interactive fountains, new beaches, event spaces and an updated marina, all designed to create a world-class waterfront destination that will attract up to six million visitors every year.
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Maple Reinders sells AIM Group Ltd.
Maple Reinders Group has announced the divestiture of its majority-owned subsidiary company, AIM Group Ltd., to Convertus Canada.
According to a release, for over two decades, the AIM Group has been a partner in the Maple Reinders portfolio, assisting the firm in delivering advanced and sustainable environmental solutions for public and private clients across Canada.
During this time, Maple Reinders, together with the AIM Group, accomplished some notable achievements in the Canadian environmental construction landscape, including having designed, built, operated and maintained more municipal organics aerobic and anaerobic facilities than any other company in Canada.
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Woodbine to be centre of massive new urban development in Toronto
Woodbine Racetrack, the home of Canada’s longest continuously run sporting event, is set to be transformed with a new Metrolinx GO Station and one of Canada’s most ambitious urban developments. Property owner Woodbine Entertainment has announced plans for a vibrant, transit-connected urban centre in northwest Toronto that it says will deliver tens of thousands of new homes, jobs and economic opportunities. Centered around the historic racetrack, which hosts such events as The King’s Plate, the Pepsi North America Cup and multiple Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series races, the project is also expected to create new revenue streams to support horse racing, a sport with a 250-year history in Canada.
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Statistics Canada spells out infrastructure renewal needs
Despite spending over $31 billion to renew existing infrastructure assets, 10 times that amount would be needed to rehabilitate or replace existing core public infrastructure to bring the rating of all assets to “good,” reports Statistics Canada.
Basing its analysis on its latest survey on the subject, Canada’s Core Public Infrastructure Survey: Required renewal budgets, 2022, the government agency says that owners of core public infrastructure estimated the price to rehabilitate or replace existing core public infrastructure in Canada to upgrade or maintain assets in good condition was $294.4 billion in 2022.
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Advertise your products and service in TCA's Weekly E-Connect bulletin. This email blast is sent to the members on Tuesday morning of each week. Please visit our website, or contact Vishawn Thompson for details.
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We’re on a journey to become Canada’s most diverse, inclusive and accessible construction company.
INDSPIRE has helped Rochon Building Corporation develop The Rochon Building Corporation Indigenous Award of Excellence which is the first step for Rochon to continue to promote positive relationships with Indigenous individuals, businesses, and communities as the company continues to make investments in people, projects, and partnerships.
For more information please visit: https://www.rochonbuildingcorp.com
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NEW EVENT ALERT: Limited Space—Don't Miss Out!
TCA Wellness Program—Wednesday, July 23, 2025 (members-only event)
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**IMPORTANT: To apply the discount, please mention the offer at the time of order placement.**
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