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  • Business Failure Rates Soar to COVID Levels, Food and Beverage Worst Hit
    Business Failure Rates Soar to COVID Levels, Food and Beverage Worst Hit
    Business failures have hit a post-pandemic peak, matching the rate measured in October 2020, with food and beverage the worst affected.
    November 25, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Mortgage-Free Adaptive Homes Allows Disabled Veterans to Live with Dignity
    Mortgage-Free Adaptive Homes Allows Disabled Veterans to Live with Dignity
    Builders, donors, and volunteers come together to gift adaptive homes to veterans who’ve suffered major injuries in combat.
    November 11, 2024BY Krista Thomas
  • NSW in Need of 150,000 Trade Workers in the Next 15 Years: Report
    NSW in Need of 150,000 Trade Workers in the Next 15 Years: Report
    For NSW, it's not so much a case of "build it and they will come" as a case ...
    July 16, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Yoga Teachers, Wushu Masters a Higher Priority Than Tradies: Skilled Migration List
    Yoga Teachers, Wushu Masters a Higher Priority Than Tradies: Skilled Migration List
    A peak Australian construction body has questioned the government's choices given the building worker shortage.
    June 4, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Biden Delivers Remarks at the IBEW Construction and Maintenance Conference
    Biden Delivers Remarks at the IBEW Construction and Maintenance Conference
    President Joe Biden delivers remarks at the IBEW Construction and Maintenance Conference at 12:00 p.m. ET on April ...
    April 19, 2024BY Epoch Videos
  • Utah High Schoolers Build New Home in 2 Years in Skills Class—to Become America’s New Tradesmen
    Utah High Schoolers Build New Home in 2 Years in Skills Class—to Become America’s New Tradesmen
    For two years on the job site, there had been the swat of hammers, the “psst” of nail ...
    April 1, 2024BY Michael Wing
  • Construction Closures Likely on Famed Colorado Hiking Trail This Summer
    Construction Closures Likely on Famed Colorado Hiking Trail This Summer
    Hanging Lake Trail in Glenwood Canyon is undergoing repairs to improve water flow as well as upgrades.
    March 1, 2024BY Tribune News Service
  • Portage and Main: Landmark Winnipeg Intersection Could Open Again to Pedestrians
    Portage and Main: Landmark Winnipeg Intersection Could Open Again to Pedestrians
    A landmark intersection in Winnipeg could soon be open again to pedestrians. Mayor Scott Gillingham said on Mar. ...
    March 1, 2024BY The Canadian Press
  • Accident at Construction Site in Italy’s Florence Kills 3 Workers and Leaves 2 Missing
    Accident at Construction Site in Italy’s Florence Kills 3 Workers and Leaves 2 Missing
    ROME—An accident at a supermarket construction site in the Italian city of Florence on Friday killed at least ...
    February 16, 2024BY The Associated Press
  • Bricklayer Who Left School at 16 and Was Put On a Course ‘For Kids Who Don’t Listen’ Earns $13,000 a Month
    Bricklayer Who Left School at 16 and Was Put On a Course ‘For Kids Who Don’t Listen’ Earns $13,000 a Month
    A bricklayer who left school at 16 with no conventional qualifications says he's earning 10,000 pounds ($13,000) a ...
    January 10, 2024BY SWNS
  • Texas Clears Way for Mass Arrests of Illegal Immigrants | Live With Josh
    Texas Clears Way for Mass Arrests of Illegal Immigrants | Live With Josh
    Texas is leading a challenge to the federal government with its response to mass illegal immigration, including a ...
    December 18, 2023BY Joshua Philipp
  • Feds Say Immigrants Needed to Build Homes, but Only 1.6 Percent Have the Skills
    Feds Say Immigrants Needed to Build Homes, but Only 1.6 Percent Have the Skills
    Only 1.6 percent of newcomers to Canada in 2022 were accepted based on having skills to work in ...
    December 15, 2023BY Noé Chartier
  • Ottawa to Launch Pre-Approved Home Design Catalogue, Bring Back Post-War Effort
    Ottawa to Launch Pre-Approved Home Design Catalogue, Bring Back Post-War Effort
    The federal government is planning to launch a catalogue of pre-approved home designs to speed up the home-building ...
    December 12, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Construction of at Least 25,000 Housing Units Blocked in Quebec: Survey
    Construction of at Least 25,000 Housing Units Blocked in Quebec: Survey
    A new survey by a housing construction industry association suggests that stalled construction projects are holding up the ...
    October 31, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Labour Shortages: Quebec to Fast-Track Training for Some In-demand Construction Jobs
    Labour Shortages: Quebec to Fast-Track Training for Some In-demand Construction Jobs
    The Quebec government is offering paid fast-track training programs for workers in skilled trades that are most in ...
    October 30, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Employers Hiring Apprentices Who ‘Self-Identify’ Get Double the Funds From Federally Funded Program
    Employers Hiring Apprentices Who ‘Self-Identify’ Get Double the Funds From Federally Funded Program
    The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) is offering double the funds to construction companies if they hire apprentices ...
    September 28, 2023BY Chandra Philip
  • Canada Still 3.5 Million Homes Short of Affordability, Says CMHC
    Canada Still 3.5 Million Homes Short of Affordability, Says CMHC
    The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) projects the country will need 3.5 million new homes built within ...
    September 14, 2023BY Neil Sharma
  • Majority of Home Builders Report Building Fewer Units, 23 Percent Cancelling Projects
    Majority of Home Builders Report Building Fewer Units, 23 Percent Cancelling Projects
    Despite housing shortages across the country, 59 percent of builders who belong to the Canadian Home Builders' Association ...
    August 15, 2023BY Marnie Cathcart
  • At Least 11 Killed as China School Gym Roof Collapses During Girl’s Volleyball Team Training
    At Least 11 Killed as China School Gym Roof Collapses During Girl’s Volleyball Team Training
    At least 11 people were killed when the roof of a middle school gymnasium collapsed in northern China, ...
    July 24, 2023BY Dorothy Li
  • Housing Starts Tumble Despite Signs of an Improving Home Sales Market
    Housing Starts Tumble Despite Signs of an Improving Home Sales Market
    The number of housing starts tumbled last month, despite signs that the home sales market is heating up again after ...
    July 20, 2023BY Bryan Jung
  • Construction Costs Slow to Lowest Rate Since Pandemic
    Construction Costs Slow to Lowest Rate Since Pandemic
    Rising construction costs have slowed for the first time in two years as a drop in new home ...
    July 11, 2023BY AAP
  • Fire Chief: 2 Missing After Massive Blaze at North Carolina Construction Site
    Fire Chief: 2 Missing After Massive Blaze at North Carolina Construction Site
    CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Two construction workers were still unaccounted for late Thursday after a massive, fast-moving fire broke out at ...
    May 19, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • 2 Killed in Construction Accident at New York’s JFK Airport
    2 Killed in Construction Accident at New York’s JFK Airport
    NEW YORK—Two workers were killed in a construction accident at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport on ...
    April 4, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • Ban on Domestic Use of Silica on the Cards in Australia
    Ban on Domestic Use of Silica on the Cards in Australia
    Australian federal workplace ministers will ask state and federal ministers to accelerate the ban on the domestic use ...
    February 28, 2023BY Nina Nguyen
  • Don’t Damage Existing Landscaping During Construction
    Don’t Damage Existing Landscaping During Construction
    Dear James: We bought a lot with many trees for our new house. What precautions should our contractor ...
    January 19, 2023BY James Dulley
  • Ancient Roman Manufacturing Technique Found by Researchers Could Help Create Self-Healing Concrete: Study
    Ancient Roman Manufacturing Technique Found by Researchers Could Help Create Self-Healing Concrete: Study
    A group of researchers from MIT, Harvard University, and facilities in Italy and Switzerland has made significant progress ...
    January 9, 2023BY Savannah Hulsey Pointer
  • US Construction Spending Rebounds in November
    US Construction Spending Rebounds in November
    WASHINGTON—U.S. construction spending unexpectedly rebounded in November, lifted by gains in nonresidential structures, but single-family homebuilding continued to ...
    January 3, 2023BY Reuters
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    DHS Expands Green Card Path for Children of Foreign Government Employees
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    2hr By Nicholas Zifcak, Epoch Times
    New York Will Open City-Run Supermarket Down the Street; Grocer Says He Can’t Compete
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    Central Banks Bought 23 Tonnes of Gold in July
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    America’s Battle Against Invasive Species
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    Supreme Court Schedules Fall Arguments: What to Know
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    10hr By Troy Myers
    Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
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    11hr By Bill Pan
    Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge to AR-15 Bans
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    15hr By NTD Newsroom
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  • Kremlin Says Peace Talks Useful as US Envoys Leave Moscow for Kyiv
    16hr By Jacki Thrapp
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