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  • Last Call for 2020 AEM Hall of Fame Nominations

    The AEM Hall of Fame is calling for nominations for the 2020 Class before it’s deadline this Friday, June 12, 2020.  AEM Hall of Fame Members have changed the world, blazed new paths in leadership and started becoming vanguards of a new era. Now, we need to hear from you on who should be the next inductee(s) for this year.  Nominate them here by June 12, 2020.

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    Jun 9, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • Jobs And Infrastructure At Risk, Labour And Management Alliance Warns

    Employment and tax revenues will take a staggering hit over the next decade unless governments work together to support municipal infrastructure investments, according to a new report prepared for the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO).

    Municipal governments are facing the prospect of massive operating deficits due to the heightened need for services and a simultaneous drop in revenue. Combined with a significant expected decline in GDP, this could put Ontario’s infrastructure investments at risk, which will have long-term implications for growth even after the threat of COVID-19 has passed.

    “Governments face a stark choice as they plan for the post-COVID-19 recovery,” said RCCAO executive director Andy Manahan. “Strategic investments in state-of-good-repair projects will keep jobs and growth on track and our municipalities afloat. Alternatively, failure to address municipal deficits and maintain infrastructure spending would have devastating economic consequences on Ontario citizens and businesses.”

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    Jun 9, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • Building Industry Supports Ontario Government’s Decision To Allow Resumption Of Below-Grade Construction

    The Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) and the Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) welcome the Government of Ontario’s decision to allow the resumption of below-grade construction under the COVID-19 Emergency Orders. Each step that is taken toward returning to normal construction activity allows the industry to meet the housing needs of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Ontario.

    “With almost two thirds of the new housing units delivered each year in the GTA being in high-rise buildings, the resumption of below-grade construction is absolutely vital to meeting the region’s housing needs,” said Dave Wilkes, President & CEO, BILD. “No work on a high-rise building can start without below-grade construction being completed.”

    Mr. Wilkes added that getting back to more normal construction activity will help lead the economic recovery in the GTA. “Residential construction is an engine of the GTA economy, with every 1,000 housing units generating 2,600 direct and indirect jobs, paying half a billion dollars in wages and generating $600 million in economic activity.” 

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    Jun 8, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • Brandt To Acquire GeoShack, Become Canada's #1 Geopositioning Technology Supplier

    The Brandt Group of Companies is pleased to announce that, effective June 1, they have reached an agreement with U.S.-based Ultara Holdings, Inc. to acquire the assets of GeoShack Canada Company and the Canadian assets of Inteq Distributors, subject to due diligence.

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    Jun 8, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • Doosan Recognizes Top-Performing Dealers Of 2019

    Doosan Infracore North America, LLC announces its top- performing dealers of 2019. Doosan annually recognizes its dealers that have demonstrated high quality customer service by providing exceptional sales, parts and service to their customers.  Annual dealer performance reviews are also a factor in the dealer’s score.

    The top 2019 Doosan dealers include the following enterprises (headquarters in parentheses):

    Barry Equipment Co. (Webster, Massachusetts)

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    May 29, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • Railway Sleepers, Reinforced Concrete Or Vineyard Poles: Now Recovering Means Monetizing

    With MB Crusher units, poles, reinforced concrete, and sleepers are crushed and recycled directly on site

    There are materials some operators consider “difficult” to dispose of; these materials often pile up for years and take up space. Old light poles, columns, and concrete pipes, railway sleepers, vineyard poles with spring steel: these objects seem to be more complicated and expensive to recycle than others.

    Construction sites that adopted MB Crusher units found an easy and inexpensive way to crush and recycle these types of inert material.

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    May 28, 2020 - 5 years ago

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