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- Construction Act: annual release timing and 7-day notice of terminationLien deadlines for materials can be triggered by a published notice of termination.
- Construction Act: annual holdback release, proper-invoice deeming, broader adjudicationSuppliers on long projects benefit from annual holdback release down the payment chain.
- Federal recognition of provincial trade and occupational licencesProducts meeting provincial or territorial requirements are deemed to meet comparable federal requirements, subject to exceptions.
- Buy Canadian policy: Canadian steel, aluminum and wood on large federal constructionMaterials must be produced or processed in Canada. Reselling imported product through a Canadian company does not qualify.
- Working for Workers Seven: defibrillator reimbursement, safety-system procurement, ESA changesAED vendors will see demand from construction employers.
- Clean washrooms (from July 1, 2025) and posted cleaning records (from January 1, 2026) on construction projectsPortable toilet providers should give dated service records so constructors can meet the posting and six-month record rules.
- CCMC-evaluated innovative products no longer need an Ontario Minister's RulingManufacturers need only a CCMC evaluation to bring an innovative product to Ontario.
- Building Canada Act fast-tracks federal approvals for designated national interest projectsFaster federal approvals for listed major projects may bring forward demand for materials and equipment.