The industry lost 7,900 jobs last month, while the country as a whole gained just 30,000.

Construction of the facility was performed by a consortium led in part by EllisDon. The work took nearly three years to complete, and the project was valued at $127.5 million.

The convention and business meetings were cancelled due to the risk of further spread of the coronavirus.

Skills Ontario will host Canada’s largest skilled trade and technology competition in Toronto in May.

Working through the silence surrounding leasehold interests in the Construction Act’s transition provisions.