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Significant developments have begun on the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project, a rapid transit expansion that includes eight new stations connecting Surrey to Langley in British Columbia. The first segments have been lifted into place, marking a major milestone for the project. In total, UBC members will work to secure approximately 4,400 of these guideway segments....

As construction begins on a new hospital project in Moosonee, the UBC – in partnership with Pomerleau Inc. – is proud to play a key role in not only building critical infrastructure, but also in strengthening the economy and workforce of Northern Ontario. The Weeneebayko Area Health Authority (WAHA) Redevelopment Project is one of the...

UBC members are proud to be part of the historic redevelopment of the former Kapyong Barracks site in Winnipeg, now officially known as Naawi-Oodena – meaning “centre of the heart and community.” Previously a military base, the land was initially transferred to the government. However, following a landmark court victory, Treaty One First Nations (T1N)...

LNG Canada is a landmark energy project located in Kitimat, British Columbia. It is Canada’s first large-scale liquefied natural gas export terminal and is the largest private sector investment in Canadian history, with a total cost of around $40 Billion. The project involves a 670-kilometre pipeline that annually carries 14 million tonnes of natural gas...

UBC members are working on the largest and most ambitious transit project in Edmonton’s history – the Valley Line West LRT. Spanning 14 km from downtown to Lewis Farms, this project will provide reliable and environmentally friendly transportation, transforming the future of transit for the city’s growing urban neighborhoods. The Valley Line West LRT is...

Beginning in October of last year, Local 343 members began construction on the new Ste. Agathe Bridge, which will replace the existing bridge that opened in 1960. The Ste. Agathe Bridge is vital for the small Francophone community of Ste. Agathe in Manitoba. The community relies on the old bridge to connect to Highway 75,...

Many hardworking Carpenters’ Union members from Local 93 have been helping to construct the new campus for The Ottawa Hospital since the project commenced at the end of 2022.Currently, Local 93 members are actively working from the ground up to complete the parking garage which, when finished, will provide accessible parking for members who continue...