This Week in Construction: Top Innovations & Industry Trends – March 7, 2025

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SUNDRE, ALBERTA, CANADA, March 7, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Since its establishment in 2003, Construction Links Network has emerged as a premier news and information hub in the construction sector. With a commitment to enhancing the digital presence and search engine visibility of its members, Construction Links Network has become an indispensable resource for a wide array of professionals. This includes construction managers, contractors, developers, building and property managers, architects, designers, engineers, and government officials.

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Women in Construction 2025 is being celebrated from March 2 to 8, recognizing the invaluable contributions of women in shaping the industry. As construction evolves, diversity and inclusion are critical in addressing workforce shortages and fostering innovation. Women bring essential skills, leadership, and perspectives that enhance productivity and project success. Despite progress, challenges like gender bias and underrepresentation persist, highlighting the need for continued advocacy, mentorship, and equal opportunities. Organizations like Canadian Association of Women in Construction, Canadian Construction Women, Women on Site and Women Building Futures provide vital resources, networking, and training to support Canadian women in the field. Promoting policies that encourage recruitment, retention, and advancement is key to building a stronger, more inclusive workforce. By celebrating and supporting women in construction, we inspire future generations and drive meaningful change.

Featured content published this week includes a range of topical subjects:

• ConTech: Latest Trends and Innovations – No. 97
• Mass Timber Innovation: How XL Construction & RMW Delivered UCSF’s Vision
• VR Builders Introduces Immersive Virtual Design Center
• Lanex Manufacturing Expands Modular Construction with METALOQ
• New OnStation Tech Alerts Drivers to Construction Workers in Real Time
• Graham and HDR selected for the new acute-care tower for the Richmond Hospital Redevelopment
• Rick Wilson Assumes New Role as Customer Support Manager
• UBC Denies Full Responsibility for Damage Amid Kelowna Construction Lawsuit
• Texas Plumbing Industry Stakeholders Hold Inaugural Industry Day
• Dentec Safety Specialists Expands PPE Offerings with the Official Canadian Launch of Guide Gloves
• RevUP 2025 Highlights: Shaping the Future of AECO Collaboration
• Waterloo Co-op Student Helps RDH Advance Sustainability
• Davpart and Baker Real Estate Deliver a Knockout Punch for the United Building
• Pix4D and Freefly Systems to deliver drone-to-data workflow
• 4 Essential Fall Protection and Safe Access Solutions for Data Centres in Canada
• General Contractors and Specialized Steel Building Erectors – a Perfect Pairing for Projects
• One Year to Go: Experience the Next Level of Construction Innovation at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026
• Graham Expands North American Footprint with Strategic Merger with XL Industries
• Canada’s construction industry responds to Trump’s damaging tariffs
• Salary Transparent Street
• How to safely install wood trusses on construction sites
• CWB Foundation Opens Applications for 2025 Welding Scholarships & Bursaries
• Transforming Regina’s Warehouse District: Lance Donison Takes the Helm
• Trade War Impact: Rising Construction Costs Could Worsen Housing Affordability
• Scaffolding Deficiencies Cited in Fatal Fall as Jury Calls for WorkSafeNB Action
• Building for the Future: How Construction is Adapting to Extreme Weather
• Surrey Langley SkyTrain Extension Officially Breaks Ground

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