November 2022 Newsletter

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NOVEMBER 2022

September building permits see the largest recorded monthly decline ever in Canada.

Statistics Canada reports that the total value of building permits in Canada fell 17.5% in September to $10.2 billion, the largest recorded monthly decline.

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Former B&N supervisor Harvey Bradbury has unfortunately passed away.

On Wednesday November 2nd at the age of 68 years old, Harvey Wayne Bradbury passed away at the western Memorial Regional Hospital with his loving wife Jocelyn Bradbury (Lush) by his side. Harvey was a supervisor at B&N for over 30 years and only recently retired. He was loved by everyone at Biggs & Narciso and will be greatly missed.

If you would like to read his full obituary or leave your condolences, please visit the link below.

James Graham is retiring.

After over 30 years at B&N, our Chief Estimator James Graham is heading into retirement. He was a pillar in our estimating department and will leave big shoes to be filled. We hope James has a happy and healthy retirement as he will be missed! His last day will be on Friday, November 11th and if you wish to contact him you can click the link below.

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Latest Industry News

NOVEMBER 8, 2022

LIUNA, IUOE say unions sent Ford a message

Faced with broad opposition and a possible escalation of union pushback strategies, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced he will repeal Bill 28, which overrode the bargaining rights of CUPE school workers.

OCTOBER 25, 2022

Canadian housing starts trend lower in May

Despite rising interest rates leading to a decline in new condo sales, Toronto has the highest number of operating tower cranes in North America, a new report by property and consultancy firm Rider Levett Bucknall shows.