Canadian Construction Media Monitoring

Infrastructure communications is at the heart of what we do at reVerb. We’ve created this tool to help Canadians stay informed and make it easier for contractors, consultants, and the public to follow the progress of major builds across the country.

We’re currently monitoring LRT construction projects across Canada, tracking progress, headlines, and key updates from major light rail transit developments nationwide. Coming soon, we’ll expand our coverage to include broader transportation projects such as highways, bus rapid transit, active transportation, and other large-scale infrastructure builds.

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Newest Project Updates

General News Stories

  1. 📢Canadian transit projects, mired in delays and cost overruns, force a rethink on what’s gone wrong - Globe and Mail - January 25, 2025

Project Updates

  1. Green Line LRT - Phase 1:
    📰     Construction begins on first phase of Calgary’s Green Line LRT - June 25, 2025

  2. Hamilton LRT:
    📰     RFP issued for first major Hamilton LRT contract - May 22, 2025

Legend: 📢 Editorial/Opinion | 📰 News Story or Project Update

LRT Media Monitoring

LRT in Canada: By the Numbers

data compiled and accurate as of July 2025.

*If half of all new transit riders switched from personal vehicles, an estimated 2.35 million metric tonnes of CO₂ could be avoided each year. This estimate is based on average vehicle emissions of 250 grams of CO₂ per kilometre using Canadian fleet data. With about 940 million riders taking a 10 kilometre trip, that results in 9.4 billion kilometres not driven. Multiplied by the emissions rate, this equals more than two trillion grams or 2.35 million tonnes of carbon dioxide no longer released into the atmosphere each year.

Disclaimer:
This page is for informational purposes only and reflects publicly available data from news sources, government releases, and project websites. reVerb Communications does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided. This is a free service intended to support awareness and public engagement. For official project details, please refer directly to the relevant project owner or agency.