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NTV NewsEastern (Burin & Bonavista)
Burin Peninsula Ground Search and Rescue says it urgently needs a new headquarters and is asking residents across the region to help make the project happen. The proposed building could create future construction work in the Burin area, although the item provides no project cost or construction details.
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NTV NewsEastern (Burin & Bonavista)
A contract has been awarded for Marystown to demolish the Canning Bridge and build a replacement. The bridge work may create opportunities for heavy-equipment operators, civil labourers, construction labourers and other trades involved in infrastructure construction.
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Shell has acquired a 30 percent interest in the proposed Bay du Nord oil project off Newfoundland’s east coast. The ownership change keeps a major industrial development in focus for NL’s construction and marine workforce as the project advances.
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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.
VOCM NewsEastern (Burin & Bonavista)
Skills Canada is holding career exploration events for high school students in eastern Newfoundland this week. The hands-on activities could help students learn about construction careers and encourage future entry into the provincial trades workforce.