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Illustrative photoDaily Commercial NewsLabrador
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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NTV NewsLabrador
Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec and Ottawa signed an agreement covering major developments at Churchill Falls and Gull Island, including upgrades to generating infrastructure. The Quebec election result could affect that agreement, making it relevant to tradespeople watching future Labrador work.
NTV NewsLabrador
Federal, provincial and Inuit Community Government funding will support upgrades to Nain’s sanitary sewer system, including replacement of damaged sewer mains. The project points to upcoming civil and utility construction work in Labrador, including plumbing and labour opportunities.
Government of Newfoundland and LabradorLabrador
Provincial, federal and Inuit Community Government funding will support upgrades to Nain’s sanitary sewer system. The work is intended to improve reliability and climate resilience, creating potential opportunities for civil and plumbing trades.