Canada's Oldest and Largest Mixed-Trade Association By Anna Guy Older than the country itself, the venerable Toronto Construction Association’s proud legacy is as celebrated as its bright future. Certainly, it’s a very distinguishing fact: the Toronto Construction Association (TCA)—150 years old this year—is older than Canada itself (by a few months). Established in [...]
Road Tolls Aren't the Best Way To Pay For Infrastructure As cities across Ontario finalize their budgets and try to squeeze out savings to expand public transit, something doesn’t add up. Too many cities, including Toronto, are missing out on hundreds of millions in savings. That’s because Ontario has a labour law loophole that’s [...]
By Rajitha Sivakumaran Click to view Brochure In 2014, Statistics Canada released a report showing that 54 per cent of Canadians over the age of 18 were either overweight or obese. Although most Canadians don’t view it as an illness, obesity is a chronic, progressive and relapsing medical condition. New research about [...]
How to have your cake and eat it too By Rajitha Sivakumaran and Jacquelin Bhandari Click to view Brochure If you’ve eaten at any restaurant lately, you will be hard-pressed to miss the cheesecake on the dessert menu. Cheesecake can come with so many blends, toppings and crusts and combinations, but back [...]