Toronto, ON – July 23, 2026 The latest developments in Canada’s construction industry, highlight recent government initiatives, and outline opportunities and trends across different regions. This information is intended to support your planning and strategic decision-making as we collectively address the evolving needs of the
Toronto, ON – July 23, 2026 This is an urgent update on the evolving Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) situation, the recent premiers’ meeting, and the implications of the U.S. administration’s new 50% tariff threat on Canadian goods. These developments have significant consequences for Canadian construction, business,
Toronto, ON – July 23, 2026 GTA Strategies, on behalf of its client H&G Control, is excited to share news of a transformative initiative in waste management and clean energy: the introduction of the DPRRE (Dual Process for Recovery of Resources and Energy) technology in
Toronto, ON – July 21, 2026 The Canada–United States trade relationship has entered another period of uncertainty following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a new 50% tariff on approximately US$20 billion worth of Canadian goods, representing one of the most significant trade actions against
Toronto, ON – July 18, 2026 Canada’s construction landscape is shifting rapidly. Here are the most important updates you need to know: 1. Build Canada Homes, CMHC & Government Action Build Canada Homes (BCH) is accelerating affordable and middle-class housing across the country, with major
Toronto, ON – July 18, 2026 Comprehensive update on the latest developments surrounding the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) and related issues affecting the manufacturing, automotive, agricultural, andmeat processing sectors. This summary also highlights recent government actions, sectoral impacts and how GTA Startegies can support your
Toronto, ON – July 17, 2026 As Ontario prepares for its 2026 municipal elections, a significant external trend is emerging that directly impacts the construction sector: declining civic engagement and voter turnout. In the 2022 municipal elections, only 33% of eligible voters participated—a sharp drop
Toronto, ON – July 12, 2026 Comprehensive update on the latest developments shaping Canada’s construction landscape. Recent federal and provincial actions, regulatory changes, and new incentives are creating significant opportunities—and challenges—for our sector. Here’s what you need to know: Build Canada Homes Act Receives Royal
Toronto, ON – July 12, 2026 We are writing to provide a comprehensive update on the latest developments regarding the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) and the implications for your sector. The recent U.S. decision not to renew CUSMA for another 16 years has triggered a