Member Resources

The City of London's 2026 Renew London program is the largest single-year infrastructure deployment in the city's history at $385 million. This report benchmarks London against Hamilton, Windsor, and Kitchener, and provides a detailed analysis of the BRT program's cost overrun record — essential reading for LDCA members bidding on 2026–27 civil and ICI contracts.

Ontario's Construction Act has changed — and if you haven't updated your contracts, timelines, and holdback processes yet, you're already behind. As of January 1, 2026, new mandatory obligations affect every owner, GC, subcontractor, and supplier in the ICI sector, with real legal and financial consequences for those who don't act.

The federal Buy Canadian Policy and Ontario's Buy Ontario Act are now in force — and if your firm is bidding on projects over $25 million, the rules have fundamentally changed. Download our full compliance package to understand exactly what's required, what's at stake, and how to protect your margins in Ontario's $220 billion infrastructure pipeline.

Watch the full webinar or listen to the podcast episode — essential viewing for every owner, GC, subcontractor, and supplier affected by the 2026 holdback amendments. Industry experts break down what Bill 60 means for your contracts, timelines, and legal exposure.

The 2026 Ontario Budget — A Plan to Protect Ontario — was tabled on March 26, 2026 against a backdrop of U.S. tariff-driven economic uncertainty. For Ontario's ICI construction industry, the aggregate signal is unmistakably positive: sustained, multi-year public investment across all regions of the province.