“Today’s provincial Budget shows that the government is firmly devoted to investing in Ontario’s infrastructure at a time of global uncertainty,” said Marc Arsenault, Business Manager of the Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario. “This is reassuring for construction, given the anxiety that is felt out there resulting from tariffs and war in the Middle East.” The government committed to invest more than $210 billion, including $37 billion in 2026-2027,

RE: https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1006700/a-plan-to-protect-ontario 11-06-2025 The Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario welcomes the renewed commitments in the Ontario Fall Economic Statement to bolster our infrastructure and economy at a time of global uncertainty, especially given the trade pressures facing Ontario’s supply chains. Ensuring that the province’s large scale procurement and project investments focus on Ontario-based companies and

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