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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.
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The province has changed which students will attend the new Kenmount Terrace school, which is now planned for pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8. For construction workers, the update clarifies the facility’s intended grade range and capacity requirements.
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The Town of Gander says it is exceeding the new-housing targets established through the Housing Accelerator Fund. Increased housing activity can create more work for local construction trades and contractors, although the item does not identify specific projects or job numbers.
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Kiewit has reportedly been selected to carry out subsea work for the Bay du Nord project, prompting a response from Marystown’s mayor. The selection could create opportunities for workers and contractors connected to Newfoundland and Labrador’s marine-industrial sector.
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The westbound ramp from the Outer Ring and Trans-Canada Highway toward Peacekeepers Way will be closed for paving tomorrow. The work may affect road-construction crews and commuting tradespeople in the St. John’s area.
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The provincial government is changing the student catchment for the new Kenmount Terrace K-8 school, now expected to be finished by summer 2027. The project is a local school build of interest to NL tradespeople tracking ongoing construction work in the St. John’s area.
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The Canadian Home Builders Association president says red tape and government regulations are increasing housing costs in Newfoundland and Labrador. Higher costs can affect housing development and the construction work available to tradespeople.
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The westbound ramp from the Outer Ring Road to Peacekeepers Way will close Thursday while crews finish paving. Trades workers and motorists should expect a daytime detour and delays in the area.
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Construction has begun on a central heating plant at 5 Wing Goose Bay after a groundbreaking ceremony. The facility is intended to provide lower-cost heat using Labrador hydroelectricity, creating relevant work for electrical, piping and mechanical trades.
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The old CNA building on Seal Cove Road in Stephenville Crossing was intended to become a courthouse, but the decision has been made to demolish it. The change concerns local demolition work, although the item gives no details about replacement construction or contracts.
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Newfoundland and Labrador home-building industry leaders met in St. John's to discuss measures that could expand the construction labour force and reduce red tape. These issues directly affect the availability of work and housing construction capacity for NL tradespeople and contractors.
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Conception Bay South is responding to residents who are frustrated by the lack of visible progress on replacing the Seal Cove Bridge. The project matters to local construction workers because bridge replacement work can create opportunities for civil, road and concrete trades.