President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian imports (and Canada’s retaliatory tariffs) could greatly impact construction in both Canada and the United States’ if the tariffs were to stay in place. Industry experts warn that these tariffs will significantly increase construction costs […]
A new report from the Pembina Institute states the urgent need for Ontario to prioritize clean energy initiatives, positioning the province as a leader in low-carbon economic growth while addressing affordability and energy security concerns. The report, Assembling the Future:
A global study by One Click LCA found that over 80 percent of surveyed professionals stated that EPDs influenced their purchasing decisions, reflecting the growing importance of sustainability and carbon transparency in procurement. The study gathered insights from 150 qualified
Built Green Canada is drawing attention to significant amendments to Canada’s Competition Act, which will impose stricter regulations on environmental claims made by businesses. The Competition Bureau is currently developing enforcement guidelines to ensure that green marketing statements meet higher
President Trump’s plan to impose 25 percent tariffs on imports from Canada has sparked significant concern in Canada, though it would also have an impact on American businesses, including construction since Canada is a major supplier of building materials like
Gramitherm is a natural insulation made from natural grass fibres and sourced primarily from waste grass. With its potential to reduce carbon footprints while maintaining high-performance insulation properties, Gramitherm is expected to make a significant impact in green building initiatives
Mobile home ceiling tiles can come in many sizes, shapes, and types. However, whatever the case may be, all mobile home ceiling tiles will eventually wear down, start to sag, get old, become discoloured and will need replacement. Or perhaps
The recently released RBC Climate Action Institute 2024 Report has brought Canada’s building and construction industry into sharp focus, highlighting its critical role in achieving national decarbonization goals. Buildings currently account for 13 percent of Canada’s total emissions (when including
A coalition of Ontario’s construction industry leaders is calling on the provincial government to mandate the use of recycled crushed aggregates (RCA) in public infrastructure projects. Advocates argue that requiring just 20 percent RCA in roads, highways, bridges and subdivisions
In the face of a growing housing crisis and a pressing need for modernization, artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are paving the way for a new era in Canadian construction. These technologies, initially slower to penetrate the construction sector compared
