Keeping the roof of commercial buildings in good condition is key to preventing damage and reducing energy consumption. However, choosing the right roofing materials to
Author: Diane Hopper
Travel In Today’s World – The Best Tips Available!
Traveling is an excellent way to do something new and learn about different cultures. There’s no denying it is also quite a demanding hassle. These
Sun Protection Tips For Construction Workers
For many, the summer months mean vacations at the beach, lounging by the pool, and spending more time outside in the sun. For construction workers,
Big, but Also Odd, Jobs Gain for Canada in June
In June, Canada added nearly a quarter of a million net new jobs, according to the Labour Force Survey report assembled and published by Statistics
June’s Nonresidential Construction Starts +14% M/M, But -11% YTD
A Compelling Megaproject Story ConstructConnect announced today that June 2021’s volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $38.4 billion (green shaded box, Table 8
2021 in Review: Europe and the Middle East’s Year in Construction
As the end of 2021 fast approaches, we have begun to look back on another challenging – but exciting – 12 months in construction. At
Top 10 Major Upcoming Entertainment Facility and Stadium-Arena Construction Projects – U.S. – July 2021
The accompanying tables show the top 10 major upcoming entertainment facility and stadium-arena construction projects in the U.S. They are all in the planning stage
Top 10 Major Upcoming Alberta and British Columbia Construction Projects – Canada – July 2021
The accompanying tables shows the top 10 major upcoming Alberta and British Columbia construction projects in Canada. They are all in the planning stage and
Top 10 Largest Construction Project Starts in Canada and Trend Graph – June 2021
The accompanying table records the 10 largest construction project starts in Canada in June 2021. Also included is the latest trend graph on starts. This
‘Mining’ for Best City Labor Markets, U.S. and Canada
As the U.S. and Canadian economies recover from horrific coronavirus-induced slides last year, it’s interesting to observe where, among cities, the pace is quickening most