The ORCGA has planned its first ever Virtual Golf Tournament!

 

The tournament will run from September 13-27, 2021. 

 

Click below to learn more! 

 

It takes a tremendous amount of infrastructure to bring broadband to rural and remote locations. That’s why electric utilities are key partners in solving the Digital Divide.

The province oversaw the development of a new Utility Relocation Guideline that supports the Building Transit Faster Act  by outlining how the new process for coordinating relocation will work. This new guideline will help to forge partnerships early in a project’s planning and design phase and maintain strong channels for coordination throughout the lifecycle of project delivery.

The other day we had to suck up some hard clay and the customer didn’t want us to use any water because he was trying to keep the hole dry,” Porter says. “It took almost everything that blower could give to pull up all that mud.”

The focal point of Ontario’s plan to replace the College of Trades is a new Crown agency that aims to cut red tape and make the skilled trades and apprenticeship system more efficient, accessible, and easier to navigate.

Is pipe lining truly worth it? An industry veteran breaks down some numbers using a fictional scenario.

As the price of construction commodities continues to trend upwards, contractors and owners are finding themselves in the difficult position of having to guarantee contract terms in a market where guarantees simply don’t exist.

Even for the most seasoned OHS pros, personal protective equipment (PPE) standards and guidelines can be difficult to navigate.

In 2003, a blackout crippled areas of the U.S. and Canada, leaving some 50 million people in the dark. Years later, we are still grappling with concerns over the vulnerability of the power grid.