Ontario launches Grade 11 program to work toward skilled trade apprenticeship
PICKERING, Ont. – Ontario will allow students in Grade 11 to begin working toward their apprenticeships in skilled trades. Education Minister Stephen Lecce says it’s a deal that lets high school students earn credits toward […]
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The GTA new home market saw a slow month in January, according to the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD). There were 567 new home sales in January, which was down 81 per cent […]
Read More about GTA new home market quiet in January: BILD ReportCanada’s annual inflation rate slowed in January, serving good news for the BoC
OTTAWA – The annual inflation rate slowed more than expected in January, suggesting the Bank of Canada is likely content with its decision to pause rate hikes as price pressures continue to ease. In its consumer price index report […]
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As it marks its second year of operations, the Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) may now impose administrative penalties on Ontario home builders or vendors who breach their legal and ethical obligations. A new regulation […]
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Generating a staggering $141 billion in GDP for Canada in 2020, the construction sector is integral to Canada’s economy, but the benefits of construction go far beyond just dollars. Construction creates the infrastructure that connects […]
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