The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) and the Ontario General Contractors Association (OGCA) have issued a joint statement which provides information relative to best practice regarding the publication of Certificates of Substantial Performance (CSPs).

CDAO sent a letter to the Ontario Minister of Finance stressing the importance of opening up the ICI sector.

The Toronto Region Board of Trade issues letter to federal and provincial Ministers of Infrastructure advocating that infrastrucutre is crucial for economic recovery.

CDAO partnered with ReNew Canada to host an interactive online conversation on the vital role infrastructure will play in economic recovery post-COVID-19.

CDAO issued a letter to the Ontario Minister Finance, Rod Phillips, on Ontario's Post COVID-19 Economic Recovery.

On March 20, 2020, the Ontario Lieutenant Governor in Council made an order under s.7.1 of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act suspending limitation periods

CDAO issued a statement following changes to the Province's List of Essential Workplaces

The Ontario government is expected to announce that it is shutting down some sectors of the construction industry,

CDAO issued a briefing note on April 2 in response to the Province's order of March 20 suspending limitation periods and procedural deadlines. 

The Ontario General Contractors Association (OGCA) is working with government and industry partners to keep workers safe and ensure the industry can continue

CDAO member associations responded to industry concerns and has issued a guide of best practices and resources in response to COVID-19.

CDAO has developed this briefing note on Force Majeure in relation to COVID-19.

The document, COVID-19: What you need to know about Health and Safety and Working On-Site, was drafted by CDAO and has been approved for circulation by the respective Co-chairs of the Provincial Labour Management Health

The Surety Association of Canada (SAC) recommends digital bonds to minimize impacts and/or delays during the COVID?19 crisis.

The Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) would like to see three specific issues incorporated into the Ontario government’s 2020 budget

The Ontario construction and maintenance sector continues to operate at close to full capacity driven by high volumes of investment in public- and private-sector infrastructure and residential activity

The Ontario government has announced a plan to help smaller municipalities prepare infrastructure asset management plans

With study costs skyrocketing and timelines exceeding two years, it’s time to reform the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) process, says a report released by RCCAO.

Despite design and construction being left out of a recent Ontario government announcement claiming that a billion dollars a year will be saved through centralized procurement