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The Outer Ring Road will be closed in both directions between the Thorburn Road and Team Gushue Highway interchanges from Friday evening through early Monday morning. Trades workers travelling to or from jobs in the area should plan for lane reductions, delays and alternate routes.
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The province's second public tender for a new home for the Michael Donovan Library closes today in St. John's. The project could lead to future construction or renovation work for local trades and contractors.
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Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson promoted the Churchill Falls and Bay du Nord projects during a visit to St. John’s. Union protesters gathered outside for a second day over concerns about the right to strike, making the labour-relations issue relevant to NL construction workers.
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Labour unions rallied outside the federal fisheries minister’s St. John’s office to oppose Bill C-39 and defend the right to strike. The issue is relevant to NL trades workers because strike rights can affect collective action on major projects.
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St. John’s council is scheduled to vote next week on a proposed apartment development on Mount Cashel Road. If approved, the development could create future work for construction trades and add housing supply in the city.
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The item reports progress on the Kenmount Terrace school as of April 2026 and says bussing is expected to ease traffic concerns. It concerns a named school project in St. John's that is relevant to local construction workers.
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The City of St. John’s has ordered Harbourview Apartments on Brazil Street to close, forcing a resident to leave her long-time home. The closure highlights a housing and building-safety issue relevant to contractors and tradespeople working on apartment properties.
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Newdock, the St. John’s Dockyard, has appointed Jared Newcombe as its new chief executive officer. His background in Canadian marine and shipbuilding companies is relevant to workers and contractors connected to the province’s marine-industrial sector.
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A section of East White Hills Road in St. John’s will close for about three weeks while storm and sanitary sewer work takes place. The detour and local access changes matter to civil crews, equipment operators and other trades working in the area.
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The City of St. John’s has shut down an apartment building on Brazil Street because of life-safety concerns. The closure may create demand for repairs, upgrades or other building work, although the available item provides no project details.
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Harbourview Apartments at 91 Brazil Street in downtown St. John’s has been shut down after the city received complaints about health and safety. The closure may lead to repair or remediation work, although the available item does not specify what work is required.
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St. John’s City Council has rejected an application to create an indoor amusement park in the former Previously Loved building on Kenmount Road. The decision affects a proposed commercial redevelopment and any related construction or renovation work in the area.