Government spending supports non-residential construction through recession

OTTAWA — The recession has weakened the outlook for Canada’s non-residential construction industry in 2009, but the industry is benefiting from increased government spending on infrastructure, according to the Conference Board’s Canadian Industrial Outlook – Canada’s Non-Residential Construction Industry – Summer 2009.

HOOPP Constructing new facilities

MILTON — The Town of Milton is continuing to benefit from the construction of the industrial commercial growth experienced in 2008 in which there was a total of 1.8 million square feet of development.

Forbes Creek Aquatic Rehabilitation Hike

CAMBRIDGE — The environmental rehabilitation of a downstream section of Forbes Creek in Cambridge was to be showcased to the community on Sept. 29 as the City of Cambridge and Mattamy Homes unveiled ...

Royal LePage State Realty welcomes new Commercial Real Estate Brokers

Joe Ferrante, Broker of Record, Vice President and Barney Gordon, Broker/Manager, Royal LePage State Realty Brokerage, are pleased to announce the formation of the Commercial Group within its organization, and are pleased that Bruce Law,...

Profitability of Ontario architectural firms lower than national average

The percentage of architectural firms reporting a profit was lower in 2008 in Ontario when compared to the national average according to a recently completed survey of Canadian architectural firms.