According to the Daily Commercial News, the Ontario General Contractors Association president (OGCA) Clive Thurston claimed that the Ontario government needs to expand it’s spending to include more road and sewer projects. According to the article,
“Recent efforts have focused mainly on the health sector, hospitals in particular,” he told the provincial government’s standing committee [...]
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This is an interesting video for all us civil engineers out there. Watch as this road collapses after some regional flooding in Freeport, Maine.
[Freeport Road Collapse] - via civil3d.com
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