The Latest Construction Innovations and Industry Insights - December 18, 2024

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SUNDRE, ALBERTA, CANADA, December 18, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Since its establishment in 2003, Construction Links Network has emerged as a premier news and information hub in the construction sector. With a commitment to enhancing the digital presence and search engine visibility of its members, Construction Links Network has become an indispensable resource for a wide array of professionals. This includes construction managers, contractors, developers, building and property managers, architects, designers, engineers, and government officials.

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Welcome to this edition of the Round Up News Magazine covering the latest industry news, blogs, videos and more.

This week’s featured video, courtesy of Gordie Howe International Bridge, showcases the Top 9 Highlights that defined progress on this monumental project in 2024. Inspired by Gordie Howe’s iconic jersey number, here’s a countdown of the year’s major milestones:

9. Michigan interchange construction advancements.
8. Recognition with eight prestigious awards.
7️. Strengthening community connections.
6. Integration of the bridge into the Trans Canada Trail.
5. Major progress at the Canadian and U.S. ports of entry.
4️. Creation of memorable, high-quality works of art.
3️. $2.8 million invested in 26 new community initiatives.
2️. Celebrating the dedication of workers across all four key components.
1️. The connection of the bridge deck over the Detroit River—a historic milestone!
Watch the video to explore how these achievements are shaping the future of this vital international connection!

Featured content this week includes a range of topical subjects:

• ConTech: Latest Trends and Innovations – No. 88
• Matawa Training and Wellness Centre Retrofit Achieves Financial Close
• Advocates Urge Vancouver to Prioritize Deconstruction and Relocation
• CarbiCrete, Aecon, and Lafarge Canada Build the Future with Low-Carbon Concrete
• New Ontario Electrical Safety Code Brings Innovation and Safer Standards
• BUILT GREEN^® Platinum Certified Spring Creek Leads in Sustainable Development
• Festival Community Tops Off: Menkes and QuadReal Transform Vaughan’s Skyline
• CarbiCrete and Meta Partner to Scale Cement-Free Concrete Technology
• Volvo CE Expands Landfill-Free Operations in Global Sustainability Push
• RONA+ expands its presence in Québec
• Canada’s Building Permit Values Decline in October
• Poll Question: What technology has the biggest impact on your job site?
• CWC Honors Two Women with 2024 Catherine Lalonde Memorial Scholarships
• Mass Timber Requirements Added to Heights & Areas Calculator
• David Morley Appointed Chair as Skills Ontario Strengthens Board Leadership
• Hiring and Retaining Construction Employees Starts with Attracting the Right Candidates
• eBook: Discover How Timelapse Technology Delivers Value Throughout Your Project
• How to Use Shared Coordinates to Integrate The Field and Models
• Top 4 Essential Safety Solutions for a Hazard-Free Workplace
• A Building Designer’s Perspective on Pre-Engineered Steel Buildings
• First Onsite opens a new branch in Durham Region
• New Hampshire Joins Growing List of Jurisdictions Accepting ASSE 5000 Cross-Connection Control Certification Program
• World Lidar Day Returns for its Second Annual Celebration on Feb. 12, 2025
• Ontario Regulator Secures $1.1M Refund for Pressured Homebuyers
• Alice for ETL Transformation
• 2024 Retrospect: From Curiosity to Action and Why 2025 Must Be the Year of Proving AI’s Value in Construction
• Residential Declines Offset Gains in Non-Residential Construction Investment for October
• Prism Construction Celebrates Milestones and Expansion
• November Surge in Multi-Unit Housing Starts Highlights Regional Trends

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Arnie Gess
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