Feds plan $32M retrofit of Alexandra Bridge
The federal government is looking to hire contractors to retrofit the Alexandra Bridge, the historic interprovincial steel truss structure connecting the National Art Gallery with
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Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts soar 64 per cent in June
Days after the Ottawa Real Estate Board pointed to an “overall inventory shortage” in the city’s resale market, a report suggests homebuilders are working overtime
Ottawa-based Terlin Construction tackles public security with new venture
With Canada Day just passed and Bluesfest fast approaching, many in Ottawa have the security of major public events top of mind. Perhaps none more
New drone footage shows LRT construction ‘final touches’
Ottawa’s transit boss John Manconi updated councilors on Confederation Line construction this week with the aid of a city-owned drone. Presenting at the finance and
NCC-RendezVous LeBreton deal could see construction start in 2019
After more than 40 meetings and 120 hours of negotiations, the National Capital Commission and RendezVous LeBreton Group have officially reached an agreement to transfer
NORR, Provencher-Roy win $3.9M Terraces de la Chaudiere renovation contract in Gatineau
A global engineering firm and a Quebec architect are joining forces to renovate the exterior of one of the country’s largest federal office complexes. The
Video: Ottawa’s sewer tunnel boring machine readied for big dig
A giant rock-carving machine will soon be rumbling beneath city streets as a massive sewage storage tunnel takes shape. The city said this week that
Cavanagh Construction eyes 111-acre expansion of west Ottawa quarry
A local construction firm is resurrecting plans to open a new quarry off Highway 7, west of Stittsville, to excavate aggregate materials used in road
Cavanagh Construction eyes 111-acre expansion of west Ottawa quarry
A local construction firm is resurrecting plans to open a new quarry off Highway 7, west of Stittsville, to excavate aggregate materials used in road
Ottawa Labour Council concerned about ‘high’ number of LRT workplace orders
Ontario’s Ministry of Labour has issued 470 workplace safety orders on Ottawa’s LRT project between January 2013 and April this year, citing problems with bad
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