Only dots with a coordinate the source published are shown at first — 5,382 of them. City centres and “somewhere in the province” are not a job site. Turn those on if you want a fuller picture. Opens at $50 million and up.
A published coordinate is where the source said the work is. Of the other plotted points, 7,681 sit at the centre of their postal district, 17,704 at the centre of their municipality, and 32,415 — the largest group — only at the centre of a broader region. Those are centres of a district, a city, or a region — useful for “which part of the country,” not for finding the site. Hover any dot to see which kind it is.
Basemap: Natural Earth 50m boundaries and lakes (public domain), simplified for this scale, Lambert conformal conic (49°/77°); relief washes (Cordillera · Appalachians · Torngats) are stylized. Drag to pan · scroll or buttons to zoom · click a dot with a page to open it.