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TCA Best of the Best Awards
February 24, 2026,
Richmond Hill Country Club
Ski Day 2026
February 26, 2026, Craigleith Ski Club
TCA Members' Networking Workshop
March 10, 2026, TCA Office
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Networking
With over 1,800 member companies, TCA offers you a unique opportunity to meet, grow and build lasting connections with a wide range of likeminded industry professionals. We offer endless avenues for members to expand their industry connections through ongoing social events, industry committees, and educational events, some of which are FREE to attend. New to the association? what better way to get out there and build connections in the industry.
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Province breaks ground on Ontario Line elevated guideway and new stations
The governments of Canada and Ontario officially broke ground on the elevated guideway and four new stations for the Ontario Line subway.
Crews have begun work along the three-kilometre elevated guideway, a raised stretch of track that will connect Don Valley, Flemingdon Park and Thorncliffe Park stations, where ground has also now been broken. This section will bring 30,500 people within walking distance of a subway stop and improve access to 14,800 jobs in the area.
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CIBC warns overstated housing starts mask economic weakness in Canada
CIBC is warning that cracks forming in the housing market will weigh on the economy as construction flags and homeowners keep a tighter grip on their wallets.
The bank said in a new report the housing market is too soft to encourage builders to break ground on new homes at the pace needed to lift the economy and deliver a long overdue supply injection.
“I think that we are in the early stages of this correction when it comes to the impact on the economy,” said CIBC deputy chief economist Benjamin Tal in an interview.
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Residential Growth Drives Canada’s Construction Investment to $23.7B in December
Statistics Canada reports that total investment in building construction increased by $442.9 million (+1.9%) to $23.7 billion in December, marking a 12.2% year-over-year gain. On a constant dollar basis (2023=100), investment rose 1.7% month over month to $21.8 billion, up 8.4% compared to December of the previous year.
Residential Construction Leads Monthly Growth
The residential sector was the primary driver of December’s increase, rising 2.4% to $16.8 billion. Growth was fueled by both multi-unit and single-family construction.
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Accelerating the digital transformation of Canadian infrastructure delivery
Future of Infrastructure Group (FIG) and Arup announced the launch of a new white paper titled Unlocking Digital Twins in Canada. It outlines a path and recommendations for accelerating the digital transformation of Canadian infrastructure delivery.
Canada is seeing a historic level of investment in infrastructure yet delays and cost overruns for complex projects are a hurdle to getting these major projects built. The way infrastructure — like transit lines, bridges, and roadways — are planned, delivered, and maintained can be revolutionized with the power of digital twins.
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EXP awarded $8.3M contract for cobalt refinery project in Ontario
Engineering, architecture, design and consulting firm EXP has been selected by Electra Battery Materials Corp. for an $8.3 million contract to advance a cobalt sulfate refinery project in Temiskaming Shores, Ont.
The contract covers engineering, project management and construction management services for the construction phase of the project. The facility is expected to produce 5,100 tonnes of battery-grade cobalt sulfate annually, with a planned expansion to 6,500 tonnes of contained cobalt sulfate per year, a release notes.
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Canada not on track to hit net-zero by 2050, or meet any climate targets: study
A new study by the Canadian Climate Institute says Canada is not on track to meet any of its climate targets — not the 2026 interim emissions reduction target, the 2030 Paris Agreement commitment, or even the long-term goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
The report suggests Canada has moved away from its climate goals thanks to “a slackening of policy effort over the past year, marked by the removal or weakening of climate policies across the country.”
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What Every Mechanical Contractor Must Know About 2026
Mechanical contracting continues to change under pressure from technology adoption, regulatory requirements, and labor constraints. This article examines how AI, digital models, and prefabrication affect project delivery and service work. It also provides insights into workforce development, decarbonization mandates, and demand from specialized markets such as data centers. The result is a clear view of where mechanical contractors are investing their attention and resources.
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RONA Foundation Opens Applications for 2026 Build from the Heart Campaign
From February 16 to March 13, 2026, the RONA Foundation, which oversees the philanthropic activities of RONA inc., one of Canada’s leading home improvement retailers operating and servicing over 425 corporate and affiliated stores, invites Canadian non-profit organizations (NPOs) to submit their application for the 2026 Build from the Heart campaign.
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TCA Member Spotlight
Get your company in front of like-minded industry colleagues and grow your network and business opportunities! Click here, to learn more and to complete the application form.
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Advertise in Our Weekly Bulletin
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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After nearly two decades of building our reputation in the construction industry on integrity, quality craftsmanship, and a client-first approach, Ingenuity Development Inc. is proud to unveil our refreshed visual brand!
As a firm specializing in construction management, consulting, and building across industrial, commercial, residential sectors–including multifamily and retirement developments–our team has grown significantly. To reflect where we are in our journey, we’ve recently launched our new website, and we invite you to take a look and explore how our services can help you or add value to the great work that you are already doing.
We extend our sincere thanks to our valued clients and partners who have entrusted us to deliver projects that make a lasting positive impact on communities while supporting your business goals. We look forward to continuing our collaboration on future developments.
Please visit here for more information: https://ingenuity.ca
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CSC BUILDING EXPO
February 25, 2026 | Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building
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The CSC Toronto Chapter is excited to host its 48th Annual Building Expo event on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (South Building).
This FREE event! Sign up today and attend Toronto's longest and continuous running Construction Trade Show.
Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with industry professionals.
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