With total capital expenditure in infrastructure reaching $6.8 billion, Budget 2025 seems to have missed a crucial opportunity to better support those frontline construction workers tasked with ...

The popularity of self-driving robotaxis is exploding, and some riders say a car with a computer at the helm feels safer than trusting a stranger.

The update follows years of advocacy from the RAA’s "Slow Down for Yellow Too" campaign, which has argued that roadside ...

Kenya is facing renewed pressure from the international community to urgently address the rising cases of child abuse, exploitation, and gender-based violence.

As Construction Safety Week 2025 approaches, industry leaders are equipping companies nationwide with an array of planning resources to promote jobsite safety and foster a culture of collaboration.

exceeding industry standards and bringing improved safety possibilities for all construction workers. The company's approach to safety is attracting awards and generating impressive numbers in ...

Every year, Construction Safety Week returns with the ... industry rate of 3.5. These sobering numbers are more than just statistics. They’re a call to action—a reminder that safety can’t be something ...

From May 5 to 9, Gillam and League of Champions hosted a Road Show to showcase Construction Safety Week at Gillam job sites in the Greater Toronto Area, Waterloo, and Barrie, including the new ...

Skanska has introduced a new AI-powered assistant aimed at improving safety on construction sites. Called Safety Sidekick, the digital tool provides instant access to safety guidance by combining ...

Macho culture and bullying are two of the main reasons for high suicide rates in the construction industry, a study says.SUPPLIED / Not-For-Syndication The construction industry has launched a new ...

WASHINGTON, DC — The US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration is encouraging construction industry employers and workers, across the nation, to take part in its 12th ...

Voting under way for new pope, high demand for New Zealand red meat and the labour market remains in sorry state. The $1.4 billion construction of New Zealand’s first busway along the middle of ...