We’re proud to announce the final results of the 2025 Canadian Construction Challenge — and what a campaign it has been!

This year, the industry once again stepped up in a massive way. Together, teams across Canada raised $1,173,048 for men’s health, proving just how powerful this sector is when it unites behind a cause.

1744 participants from 238 teams rallied all month long — an incredible show of leadership, teamwork, and heart.

Now, to crown our champion.

With an outstanding $154,994 raised, Ledcor takes home the crown again and is officially our 2025 Canadian Construction Challenge Champion.

A special shoutout as well to our top individual fundraiser, Craig Lesurf, who raised $58,069.

And while our winner takes the trophy, this was our most competitive leaderboard yet throughout the month. Gillam and Jermyn Lumber closed strong to claim silver and bronze, with Twin Lions and Associated Engineering rounding out the top five.

A huge thank-you to every crew, company, captain, and Mo Bro and Mo Sister who took part. The impact you’re making on men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer outcomes is real — and it starts with leaders like you.

Thank you for helping build a healthier future for men.

United We Mo.

Movember 30 is just around the corner — time to nail the final stretch!

Thank you for building an incredible month of momentum across Canada’s construction industry. Every Mo grown, every event hosted, every early morning conversation on site — it all adds up.
As we head into the home stretch, take a moment to look at the work you’ve put in. You’ve lifted the beams, poured the foundation, and raised the roof for men’s health all month long.

Important:
The Construction Challenge leaderboard closes Wednesday, December 10 at 5 PM EST.
Donations made after that time will still support Movember but won’t count toward final standings.

Let’s rally for one final push. Tighten those toolbelts, fire up the crews, and take this challenge across the finish line.

Thanks for being the hard hats behind this movement.

United We Mo!

Three weeks in, and the construction industry is showing up for men’s health like never before. Mos are filling in, crews are rallying, and conversations are happening on sites and in offices across the country.

This week we had an incredible boost, with a generous dollar match from our partner Pringles, helping stretch every donation further and supercharge team efforts. Big thanks to Pringles for stepping up.

Check who’s climbed the leaderboard this week and see where your team stands.

Keep the momentum going into Week 4. Grow, move, fundraise, and most of all, look out for your crew.

Week 2 of the Movember Construction Challenge is coming to a close!

Two weeks in, and the construction industry is showing what leadership in men’s health really looks like. The Mos are taking shape, teams are rallying, and conversations on sites and in offices are happening everywhere — exactly what this challenge is all about.

The momentum across the industry has been incredible. Crews are stepping up, supporting each other, and raising awareness for mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer.

Check out who’s climbing the leaderboard this week and see where your team stands.

Let’s carry this energy into Week 3. Keep growing, keep moving, and keep looking out for your crew.

Week 1 of the 2025 Movember Construction Challenge is in the books!

If you’re Growing, we hope those Mos are taking shape — every whisker counts. If you’re Moving, Hosting, or Mo’ing Your Own Way, keep that energy up! You’re helping raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health across Canada’s construction industry.

We’re just one week in and teams are already off to an incredible start. From job sites to offices, crews everywhere are rallying for better conversations, stronger connections, and healthier workplaces.

Check out who’s topping the leaderboard and see where your team stands — the race for the 2025 trophy is officially on!

Let’s keep the momentum building. The month’s just getting started, and every Mo, Move, and conversation makes a difference.