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Two businesses and an individual are facing workplace safety charges in a deadly building collapse in London, Ont., that took place nearly a year ago.

Despite a "huge demand" for new housing, Lakeshore developers are frozen out of the areas building boom due to a lack of sewage capacity.

Red Rock Developments has submitted fresh plans for 11-storey scheme in Foley Street in Dublin

Red Rock Developments is breaking ground on a new development and Marion County tourism had a record month. This and more in todays business roundup.

Downtown festival site A plan to build a permanent festival site centred on Friendship Park appears all but certain to pass after councillors enthusiastically backed it at a committee meeting last week. The $12.8-million proposal, which is intended to accommodate concerts, food fairs and other events, does not have a construction timeline or fleshed-out funding plan, apart from $2 million in provincial infrastructure cash. It is expected to take at least several years to build. Knox United towe...

Author of the article: Norman De Bono Publishing date: Dec 16, 2020  •  December 16, 2020  •  4 minute read Shaun Stevens of Brock Development Group Article content A partner in an apartment being built in west London that partially collapsed last week was banned from building new homes to sell in Ontario, and allegedly owes more than $700,000 to settle claims for other properties he built, The Free Press has learned. Shaun Stevens, a partner in Brock Development Group, lost his lic...

Author of the article: Norman De Bono Publishing date: Dec 16, 2020  •  December 16, 2020  •  4 minute read FILE: The partial collapse of a building under construction on Wonderland Road at Teeple Terrace in London, Ont. Photo by Derek Ruttan /POSTMEDIA NETWORK Article content A partner in an apartment being built in west London that partially collapsed last week was banned from building new homes to sell in Ontario, and allegedly owes more than $700,000 to settle claims for other ...

Published Sunday, December 13, 2020 11:54AM EST TORONTO - Workers sifting through the rubble of a partially collapsed building in London, Ont., recovered the body of a second victim, city officials said on Sunday of the construction mishap that also killed the father of an infant. The careful extrication of the worker occurred just before midnight Saturday, more than a day after the incident that also injured four others, amid fears of a further collapse, they said in a release...