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NTV NewsSt. John's Metro
The City of St. John's is moving ahead with demolition of the former H.G.R. Mews Community Centre at 40 Mundy Pond Road, with the contractor expected to mobilize this week. Fencing and hoarding will secure the site during the work, which may create opportunities for heavy-equipment operators and construction labourers.
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VOCM NewsSt. John's Metro
Bursey Excavating has been awarded the contract to demolish the old Mews Centre. The work may create opportunities for heavy-equipment operators and construction labourers in the St. John's area.
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Crews are carrying out paving work on Mount Carson Avenue, a busy route connecting Mount Pearl with Kenmount Road. The work is relevant to local road-construction workers and contractors.
VOCM NewsSt. John's Metro
A minister says a complete replacement of St. Clare’s Hospital is unlikely. The statement concerns a potential major building project in St. John’s, but the supplied item provides no details about scope, timing or trades.
VOCM NewsSt. John's Metro
A property on Mundy Pond Road in St. John's was demolished after residents raised safety concerns. The work is relevant to local construction labourers involved in demolition and site cleanup.
NTV NewsSt. John's Metro
The province has hired WSP Canada Inc. to conduct a two-phase study of traffic movement around Pitts Memorial Drive and the Trans-Canada Highway interchange. The work also includes examining areas such as Peacekeepers Way, making it relevant to future transportation planning and road-related work in the region.
Illustrative photoNTV NewsSt. John's Metro
The province is seeking a consulting team to examine St. Clare’s Hospital’s condition, accessibility and hazardous materials, while also studying the feasibility of expanding the facility. The assessment could inform future hospital construction or renovation work in St. John’s.
Government of Newfoundland and LabradorSt. John's Metro
The provincial government has hired WSP Canada to study Pitts Memorial Drive and its Trans-Canada Highway interchange. The findings are intended to support road-safety and congestion improvements, which could lead to future transportation work in the region.
Illustrative photoGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorSt. John's Metro
The Newfoundland and Labrador Government is seeking a multidisciplinary consulting team to assess St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital and help plan its future. The infrastructure planning process could create later opportunities for construction and renovation trades in St. John’s.
VOCM NewsSt. John's Metro
The federal government is helping fund water and sewer improvements in Mount Pearl. The work may create opportunities for trades involved in municipal underground infrastructure and utility construction.