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The provincial government has awarded contracts connected to replacing transitional housing at Horizons 106, the former Comfort Inn. The announcement points to housing-related construction activity, although the available details do not identify the contractors, project scope or trades involved.
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The long-awaited final phase of the Team Gushue Highway has opened in the St. John’s area. The project’s completion is relevant to tradespeople involved in road construction and heavy equipment work.
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Nordspace has signed a 10-year, $20-million agreement with the Department of National Defence for priority access to a dedicated launch pad. The Atlantic Spaceport Complex is under construction, creating potential work for trades involved in civil and concrete construction.
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The final 3.3-kilometre extension of the Team Gushue Highway has been completed after years of work. The project is relevant to NL trades people involved in road construction and heavy equipment operations.
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The Team Gushue Highway’s final section has opened after two decades of planning and construction. The connection links Topsail Road with the Commonwealth Avenue, Brookfield Road and Heavy Tree Road area, marking the completion of a major road project for the region.
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Federal, provincial and municipal governments are investing more than $23 million in 10 water and wastewater projects across Newfoundland and Labrador. The work is expected to enable construction of up to 1,800 housing units, creating potential demand for civil, utility and construction trades.
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A contract has been awarded to Trident Construction to replace the North Arm River Bridge. The project is relevant to NL trades people because bridge replacement work can create opportunities for heavy-equipment, civil and concrete crews.
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A tender has been issued for the first phase of a divided highway extension in Central Newfoundland. The work could create opportunities for heavy-equipment operators, civil labourers and other road-construction workers in the region.
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The fourth season of “Rock Solid Builds” showcases Randy Spracklin and his team restoring historic properties and building new homes in Brigus. Local trades people may be interested in the renovation methods and residential construction work featured in their region.
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St. John’s council voted 6-5 to approve rezoning at 18 Mount Cashel Road for two new three-storey apartment buildings proposed by KMK Capital Holdings ULC. The decision advances a local housing construction project that may create future work for trades, although the item provides no construction schedule.
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St. John's city council has voted to permit dozens of townhouses in Airport Heights. The decision could create future construction work and add housing supply in the community.
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A council vote narrowly supported an apartment development on Mount Cashel Road in the St. John’s area. The decision could lead to new residential construction work, although the supplied item provides no further project details.