Quebec

Oil & gas and construction news for subcontractors working in Quebec — 17 stories and counting.

Naftogaz, Hanwha Agreements Advance 2 Canadian LNG Proposals

Naftogaz signed an MOU with Kino Aski LNG in Quebec while Hanwha Ocean and Kanata Clean Power agreed to indicative terms on a 12-MTPA BC floating LNG project, advancing two separate Canadian export proposals.

Sep 18, 2026

Industry

Bird Construction Lands $1B in Canadian Awards Across Civil, Marine, Mining Work

Bird Construction secured roughly $1 billion in Canadian project awards spanning civil, marine, mining and industrial infrastructure, On-Site Magazine reports, signaling growing demand for contractors with multidisciplinary self-perform capability.

Sep 18, 2026

Editorial image: Multidisciplinary jobsite, piling and marine convergence - Bird Construction Lands $1B in Canadian Awards Across Civil, Marine, Mining Work

Industry

$79M Contract Advances Alexandra Bridge Replacement Ahead of 2028 Build

A Webuild, Samsung C&T and Green Infrastructure Partners consortium has landed a $79-million federal contract to advance design and deconstruction planning for the Alexandra Bridge replacement, with construction targeted for 2028.

Aug 21, 2026

Editorial image: old bridge at dawn, planning stage - $79M Contract Advances Alexandra Bridge Replacement Ahead of 2028 Build

Industry

Atikamekw Nation, Marinvest Pitch 15-MMtpa Quebec LNG Plant for Europe

Kino Aski Inc and Marinvest Energy Canada have proposed a 15 MMtpa LNG export project at Port of Baie-Comeau, Quebec, to ship Western Canadian gas to Europe, Rigzone reports.

Aug 19, 2026

Editorial image: Undeveloped Quebec river site, dusk - Atikamekw Nation, Marinvest Pitch 15-MMtpa Quebec LNG Plant for Europe

Industry

Montreal's $2.3B Contrecœur Port Expansion Begins In-Water Construction

The Montreal Port Authority has started in-water construction on its $2.3 billion Contrecœur container terminal, with jetty and wharf work opening new marine and heavy-civil subcontract packages through 2027.

Aug 17, 2026

Editorial image: Aerial jetty and pile-driving construction - Montreal's $2.3B Contrecœur Port Expansion Begins In-Water Construction

Cash Flow

New CHPE Line Pushes NY-Canada Power Trade to 18-Month High

The EIA reports New York imported a record 52 GWh of Canadian electricity on July 3 as the new Champlain Hudson Power Express line ran at full 1,250 MW capacity during a summer heat wave.

Jul 21, 2026

Industry

AtkinsRéalis, Siemens Mobility Land Systems Contract for $2.3B Quebec Tramway

AtkinsRéalis and Siemens Mobility signed a co-development deal for the systems component of Projet TramCité, a $2.3 billion, 19-kilometre tramway network in Quebec City, Daily Commercial News reports.

Jul 17, 2026

Industry

New CCDC Progressive Design-Build Contracts Draw Big Turnout on Cross-Canada Tour

The Daily Commercial News reports CCDC's new PDB and design-build contract standards, released in May, drew over 900 attendees to 24 national roadshow sessions, with key changes to how parties commit to project scope and price.

Jul 16, 2026

Industry

Bird Construction Racks Up $1B in New Awards Across Nuclear, Marine, Mining and Schools

Bird Construction has landed roughly $1 billion in new project awards and agreements spanning nuclear, marine, mining, industrial and education work across Canada, with specific packages opening in B.C., Alberta, Quebec and Alberta's school P3 program.

Jul 16, 2026

Industry

ADF Group Lines Up $27.5M in Financing for Quebec Steel Plant Upgrades

ADF Group plans to secure up to $27.5 million in combined provincial and federal financing to modernize its Métabetchouan and Terrebonne, Quebec steel structure plants, according to a Canadian Press report via Daily Commercial News.

Jul 7, 2026

Industry

Canadian Construction Starts Down 40% in 2026, But Alberta, BC, and Quebec Are Growing

Canadian construction starts have fallen nearly 40% year-to-date, but Alberta, British Columbia, Quebec, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are all projected to expand in 2026. Here's where the work is and what it means for field service companies.

Jun 25, 2026

Editorial image: Provincial civil infrastructure corridor expansion - Canadian Construction Starts Down 40% in 2026, But Alberta, BC, and Quebec Are Growing

Industry

Canada's Construction Pipeline Up 14% in June, Led by Government and Civil Sectors

ConstructConnect's June 2026 Expansion Index shows Canadian ideated construction investment rose 14% year-over-year, with seven of nine provinces and sectors posting growth — a positive signal for subcontract work ahead.

Jun 18, 2026

Editorial image: Preconstruction blueprints at dawn - Canada's Construction Pipeline Up 14% in June, Led by Government and Civil Sectors

Industry

Quebec Construction Commission Launches Three-Year Anti-Harassment Campaign for Job Sites

The Quebec Construction Commission has kicked off a three-year initiative targeting discrimination and harassment on construction sites, with direct implications for subcontractors operating in the province.

Jun 8, 2026

Editorial image: Workplace conduct policy board - Quebec Construction Commission Launches Three-Year Anti-Harassment Campaign for Job Sites

Industry

Dyno Nobel and TesMan Team Up to Push Robotic Loading Into Underground Mining

Dyno Nobel and TesMan have formed a partnership to advance remote loading technology in underground mining, combining explosives expertise with robotics to reduce worker exposure at the face.

May 24, 2026

Industry

PCL Breaks Ground on $10B Airport Expansion Satellite Jetty at Montreal-Trudeau

PCL Construction and ADM Aéroports de Montréal have broken ground on a new satellite jetty at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, part of a $10 billion, 10-year capital improvement program.

May 11, 2026

Editorial image: Airport expansion groundbreaking night - PCL Breaks Ground on $10B Airport Expansion Satellite Jetty at Montreal-Trudeau

Industry

Canada's Critical Minerals Buildout Starts With Roads, Camps, and Power Lines

Canada could supply up to 14% of global critical minerals by 2040, but the infrastructure needed to get there represents a major early-stage opportunity for field service contractors in Western Canada and beyond.

Apr 8, 2026

Editorial image: Remote mining infrastructure aerial view - Canada's Critical Minerals Buildout Starts With Roads, Camps, and Power Lines

Industry

Texas Firm Taps Canadian Driller and Shipper for Greenland Two-Well Exploration Program

Texas-based Greenland Energy Co. has enlisted Calgary driller Stampede Drilling and Quebec shipper Desgagnés for a two-well exploration program targeting what could be a 13-billion-barrel oil basin off Greenland's east coast.

Mar 30, 2026

Editorial image: Arctic exploration staging dawn - Texas Firm Taps Canadian Driller and Shipper for Greenland Two-Well Exploration Program

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