Work on the Ontario Place redevelopment project has been temporarily paused after a group hoping to preserve the site won an injunction preventing further construction until a court hearing on July 19. CBC’s Clara Pasieka explains.
Construction Work at Ontario Place Paused Amid Legal Battle
Tropical Storm Beryl Causes Significant Property Damage, Flooding Across East Texas
In Shelby County, the city of Timpson is working on cleaning up after a tornado warned storm caused damage near downtown. Wind ripped the roof of its City Hall, CBS19 reported.
Celebrating 750
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger celebrates 750 employees this summer as the firm welcomes a diverse class of new team members across all offices.
New CDC Research Shows Construction Workers Are Dying by Suicide at an Alarming Rate
An estimated 6,000 construction workers died by suicide in 2022, an increase from 2021, NBC News reported.
Apartment Complex to Be Demolished Following Massive Fire
Officials with the City of Miami announced Monday that the Temple Court Apartment building complex will be demolished Tuesday morning following a massive fire that displaced more than 40 residents last week, CBS Miami reported.
Tallest Building in U.S. on Track in OKC After Council Vote
KOCO 5 News reports that Oklahoma City is on track to build the United State’s tallest building.
Builder Collapse Victims Left in Limbo by Victorian Insurance Scheme | Stateline | ABC News
When Siddarth Prakash and Chetna Mahadik's builder went bust and fled the country in 2020, they were confident Victoria's state-run domestic building insurer would guide them through the stressful situation, but they say it turned into a nightmare, Richard Willingham reports.
Construction Worker Dies, Another Hurt After Fall from Scaffold on Chicago's South Side
One construction worker was killed, and another was critically injured after falling nine stories from a scaffold in Hyde Park on Thursday, CBS Chicago reported.
A Closer Look at Clearing the Wreckage of the Collapsed Key Bridge in Baltimore
Col. Estee Pinchasin, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers District Commander, Baltimore District, spoke to ENR reporters about the efforts to clear the remains of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore and reopen channels for shipping.
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