Top ConstructConnx headlines are the Toronto mayoral debate focus on the housing crisis, Ontario intros legislation banning requiring Canadian work experience re: eligibility requirements and a technician recalls contact with a powerline.
part of eligibility requirements; a technician recalls the moment he made contact with a powerline; and an inquest has been called into helicopter crash that killed several workers near Tweed.
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