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Québec - Lafarge Cement in Saint-Constant will be laying off about 60 workers on July 8, 2013 as a result of the downturn in the construction industry  
Québec - Gatineau-based Kaboom Communications has been awarded a $95,000 contract by the City of Gatineau to develop the communications plan for its future multiplex centre  
Québec - Mapei, whose employees have been on strike since May 2012, has closed two divisions, laying off almost 50 people. At the beginning of the strike, the Laval-based company employed 112 workers. Only 25 employees remain on strike.  
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