PCA Welcomes Pacific Link’s National Interest Designation
PCA is a national construction association representing more than 140 contractors who employ over 40,000 skilled workers that belong primarily to the CLAC union. We act as the advocate for our members and conduit between government, industry and their affiliated unions to help our members access opportunities and grow their business.
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PCA shares the message about the benefits of construction competition with millions of Canadians.
Media Coverage
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Nation Building for Toronto: Why the City’s Decision-Making Matters
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B.C. Construction Leaders Seek Certainty Amid Election Instability
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Stakeholders Praise Productivity Mega Deduction, Summit Exposure – but with Caveats
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Toronto Council Vote on Union Recognition Sparks Praise, Criticism from Construction Groups
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LIUNA Local 183 Praises Chow for New Union Agreement; PCA Condemns the Move
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Alberta, CLAC Embark on Pilot Program to Support Workers Prepping for their Red Seal
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Stakeholders Offer Qualified Support for Canada Strong Fund
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Letter to the Editor: BCBT CBA Campaign Repeats the Same Misleading Script
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Construction Procurement Policies Compound Toronto and B.C.’s Fiscal Challenges
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Letter to the Editor: It’s Ground Hog Day in B.C. with Infrastructure Projects Act
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When will the B.C. gov’t learn from record deficits?
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Letter to the Editor, Let’s Get Building Together
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B.C. has second chance to end pipeline politics
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Construction leaders welcome federal budget boost
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Improving productivity should be a national priority
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What’s Standing in the Way of Ontario’s Skilled Trades Push?
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TDSB budget would be better served with open tendering
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No criticisms from construction sector after Ontario’s budget has time to percolate
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Constructive Thinking
Thoughts from the PCA team about the most important topics facing the Canadian construction industry.
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Nation Building for Toronto: Why the City’s Decision-Making Matters
Continue readingAs published in The Hub, October 20, 2026Since the launch of the Major Projects Office last summer, the term “nation building” being applied to large-scale infrastructure proposals is becoming somethi...
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Canada's Moment to Shine
Continue readingPCA's President & CEO, Paul de Jong, concludes his 3-part series focusing on trade, tariffs, and opportunity. Heather Exner-Pirot of the MacDonald Laurier Institute shares her perspectives on Cana...
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Building Canada Strong: Trade, Tariffs, and Workforce Mobility
Continue readingBrian Dijkema, President of Cardus and Paul de Jong, PCA’s President & CEO, continue Constructive Thinking's three-part series exploring the impacts of the ongoing tariff dispute. Their conversati...
Policy and Advocacy
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Events
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2026 Eastern Ontario Roundtable & Networking Social
On October 15, 2026, PCA connected with our members in Ottawa at our first annual Eastern Ontario Contractor Roundtable & Networking Reception 👷♂️ The afternoon featured a full agenda of discussions on PCA’s federal and provincial advocacy efforts, labour relations, and key issues facing our industry - followed by a networking reception with members and representatives from CLAC. It was a great opportunity to engage with our Eastern Ontario members, share updates on PCA’s work, and strengthen connections within our contractor community.
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