Ottawa Construction News Today

Those who work in construction are praising Ottawa's milder winter this year as it's meant more work has been getting done.

Changes are in the works to improve conditions of bathrooms on construction sites in Ontario, and that includes making them more inclusive.

However, the details about how it will work remain somewhat unclear.

However, the details about how it will work remain somewhat unclear.

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A ratification vote is scheduled for Friday.

Construction on major projects across the city—from condos to Parliament Hill—will likely be stopped as trade unions take strike action.

Construction projects in Ontario could be delayed during its busiest season as some 15,000 carpenters in the industrial, commercial and institutional sector are set to go on strike.

“Our equipment is being held hostage,” Site Preparation co-owner Kathleen Grimes told OBJ. “There’s no opportunity for us to even mitigate any of our losses."

A $5-billion construction project in Ottawa is on hold because of the truckers’ protest; that means tools are down and some workers are not getting paid.