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RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION COUNCIL OF ONTARIO

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SPOTLIGHT

A new report prepared for RESCON maintains that Canada's apprenticeship system needs to be overhauled because it has been built around economic assumptions about human behaviour that the evidence does not support.

RESCON urges apprenticeship overhaul using behavioural science

Canada should adopt behavioural science principles to improve apprenticeship recruitment and completion rates in the skilled trades, according to a new report from RESCON.

RESCON joins coalition as development partner for AI-enabled permitting platform

RESCON has joined the AI for Housing Coalition as its development partner, strengthening the movement to modernize development approvals through a province-wide AI-enabled permitting platform, One Ontario has announced.

To solve the housing crisis we must embrace change

To progress and kick-start the residential construction sector, we must let go of the past and actively focus on the future and have the fortitude to take the steps that are necessary to solve the housing crisis, Grant Cameron writes in his latest blog.

RESCON Housing Summit 6.0

RESCON is hosting its sixth annual Housing Summit - Housing Reform: Is it Working? On Wednesday September 23, 2026 from 12pm - 5pm.

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