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Hosted by Progressive Contractors Association of Canada · business · EN · 33 episodes
A podcast by the Progressive Contractors Association of Canada focused on interviewing leaders in construction and public policy across Canada on the important issues, trends and policies that impact the construction industry.
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Signup to Generate a PitchConstructive Thinking is a business podcast hosted by Progressive Contractors Association of Canada, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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PCA’s President & CEO, Paul de Jong, speaks with Sean Speer of The Hub, unpacking the underlying motivations of the U.S. administration in its ongoing drive to re-engineer trade between Canada and the United States.
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PCA’s President & CEO, Paul de Jong, speaks with Ian Anderson, former CEO of Trans Mountain Corporation, who shares his perspectives and best practices developed for and implemented on the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) project. Ian provides his views on the Ottawa-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which intends to build a new bitumen pipeline to Pacific tidewater, and concludes with discussion on his latest project in support of Energy Alberta’s plans to build a nuclear reactor in north-western Alberta.
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PCA recently met with Premier David Eby, Minister of Infrastructure Bowinn Ma, and senior B.C. government officials to discuss British Columbia’s Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) framework and its exclusionary impact on PCA/CLAC contractors. In this episode, PCA's Jason Tucker speaks with colleagues Darrel Reid and Dan Baxter about why this meeting matters, what PCA told the Premier, how CBAs affect competition and workforce capacity, and why outcome-based procurement could help B.C. achieve its social goals without shutting out qualified unionized builders.
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Without staff reports, public consultation or proper debate, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow introduced a motion at City Council that further limits the availability of contractors and workers to build City of Toronto projects. PCA staff Karen Renkema (Ontario VP) and Stephen Hamilton (Ontario Director) discuss the negative impact this will have for taxpayers, workers and small businesses as we inch closer to municipal elections in the fall.
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Paul de Jong, President & CEO of PCA, speaks with Stefan Rutkowski, President & CEO of Careers The Next Generation . Together, they discuss the rationale for Careers as a means of addressing youth unemployment, how industry and employers play a role, and what policies and solutions must be developed to address this important challenge.
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