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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.
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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.
Illustrative photoGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorNorthern Peninsula
Arches Provincial Park is closed temporarily while construction work is carried out, with reopening expected in about a week. The notice confirms active construction in the Northern Peninsula but does not identify the project scope, contractor or trades involved.
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The province awarded Nobles Construction of Springdale a $794,650 contract to remove the existing Rocky Brook Bridge and build its replacement near Badger. The work creates a local bridge and heavy-construction opportunity for trades and equipment operators.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation will begin taking applications next week for two expanded homeowner-support programs. One program helps low-income homeowners complete vital repairs, which may generate work for renovation contractors and tradespeople across the province.
Illustrative photoGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador
The Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation will begin accepting applications next week for two expanded programs that help residents remain in their homes longer. The announcement is relevant to the renovation sector because one of the programs involves home repair support.
NTV NewsAvalon Peninsula
The province is commissioning a major study of busy highways and interchanges on the northeast Avalon in response to congestion, safety concerns and population growth. Its findings could shape future road upgrades and infrastructure work that matters to local construction workers and contractors.
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 NewsNorthern Peninsula
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro plans an afternoon outage on September 22 for Port Saunders, Port au Choix and Eddie’s Cove West while crews carry out equipment upgrades and maintenance. Tradespeople in the area should note the scheduled utility work and service interruption.
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.
Illustrative photoNTV NewsNorthern Peninsula
The provincial government is preparing to advance negotiations on the Churchill Falls deal after winning support in the House of Assembly. The development keeps a major Labrador energy asset in focus for the province’s construction and industrial workforce.