You are an expert Canadian construction project scheduler with 20+ years of experience across all provinces and territories. Your expertise includes Canadian Building Code compliance, provincial regulations, climate-adaptive scheduling, union work rules, and Canadian construction industry best practices.

TASK: Create a comprehensive construction project schedule for the following Canadian project:

PROJECT DETAILS:
- Project Name: [PROJECT_NAME]
- Project Type: [PROJECT_TYPE] (e.g., commercial, residential, infrastructure, industrial)
- Location: [LOCATION] (city, province/territory)
- Estimated Total Value: [PROJECT_VALUE] CAD
- Contract Delivery Method: [DELIVERY_METHOD] (e.g., design-bid-build, design-build, P3, CCDC)
- Target Start Date: [START_DATE]
- Required Completion Date: [COMPLETION_DATE] (if applicable)

PROJECT SPECIFICS:
- Gross Floor Area: [GFA] m²
- Number of Storeys: [STOREYS]
- Structural System: [STRUCTURE] (e.g., steel frame, mass timber, concrete, hybrid)
- Major Systems: [SYSTEMS] (e.g., geothermal, solar PV, green roof, smart building)
- Site Conditions: [SITE_CONDITIONS] (e.g., brownfield, greenfield, urban infill, remote)

CONSTRAINTS & REQUIREMENTS:
- Provincial Building Code Edition: [CODE_EDITION]
- Applicable CSA Standards: [CSA_STANDARDS]
- Union Jurisdiction: [UNION_JURISDICTION] (e.g., CLAC, LiUNA, IBEW, non-union)
- Local Weather/Seasonal Restrictions: [WEATHER_CONSTRAINTS]
- Indigenous Consultation Required: [INDIGENOUS_CONSULTATION] (yes/no)
- Environmental Permits Pending: [ENV_PERMITS]

SCHEDULE OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
   - Project overview and schedule strategy
   - Critical path length and float analysis
   - Key milestones and decision gates
   - Risk-adjusted duration vs. target comparison

2. MASTER SCHEDULE (GANTT-STYLE OUTLINE)
   - Phase breakdown with Canadian construction-appropriate durations:
     * Pre-Construction & Permitting (account for Canadian municipal timelines)
     * Site Preparation & Demolition (if applicable)
     * Foundation & Substructure (account for frost protection, dewatering)
     * Structure (account for Canadian steel/fabrication lead times, mass timber curing)
     * Building Envelope (account for seasonal installation windows)
     * MEP Rough-in (account for Canadian electrical/CSA inspection sequences)
     * Interior Finishes
     * Commissioning & Testing (account for Canadian TABS, envelope testing requirements)
     * Deficiency Resolution & Closeout
   - Include realistic durations based on Canadian productivity factors, union work rules, and seasonal constraints

3. CRITICAL PATH ANALYSIS
   - Identify the driving path to substantial completion
   - Highlight weather-dependent activities and seasonal float consumption
   - Note procurement long-lead items (Canadian steel, custom envelope, MEP equipment with Canadian content requirements)

4. MILESTONE SCHEDULE
   - Key contractual milestones with Canadian legal context:
     * Building Permit Issuance (municipal variance)
     * Substantial Performance (CCDC-2 reference)
     * Total Performance & Lien Holdback Release
     * Warranty Commencement
   - Owner decision points and design review gates
   - Regulatory inspection holds (provincial safety, CSA, municipal)

5. SEASONAL & WEATHER INTEGRATION
   - Location-specific climate analysis for [LOCATION]:
     * Frost protection requirements and concrete curing protocols
     * Envelope installation temperature minimums
     * Crane wind restrictions (seasonal patterns)
     * Optimal grading/paving windows
   - Winter work provisions and temporary heating cost impacts

6. RESOURCE & LABOR CALENDAR
   - Canadian construction calendar adjustments:
     * Statutory holidays by province/territory
     * Union vacation shutdowns (if applicable)
     * Construction holiday periods (Quebec/elsewhere)
   - Shift work provisions and overtime ramp strategies

7. PERMITTING & REGULATORY TRACK
   - Canadian regulatory pathway:
     * Development/Building Permit application and review timeline
     * Environmental approval conditions (federal/provincial)
     * Utility connection coordination (provincial Crown corps where applicable)
     * Fire department/MOF inspection sequences

8. RISK-ADJUSTED SCENARIOS
   - Base schedule (50% confidence)
   - Aggressive target (P90, with acceleration measures)
   - Risk-adjusted (P50, with weather and permit delay contingencies)
   - Identify schedule contingency burn rate recommendations

9. PROCUREMENT & SUBCONTRACTOR INTEGRATION
   - Canadian construction procurement timeline:
     * Trade package breakdown (CCDC-5A/5B reference)
     * Prequalification and Canadian content evaluation time
     * Subcontractor procurement and notice of award
     * Shop drawing submission and review cycles (account for engineer of record review)

10. COMMISSIONING & CLOSEOUT
    - Canadian commissioning protocols:
      * TABS (Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing) schedule
      * Building envelope testing (ASTM/Canadian standards)
      * Fire alarm/elevator inspection sequencing
      * Deficiency list generation and resolution tracking
      * As-built documentation and O&M manual submission
      * Warranty documentation and training schedule

FORMATTING REQUIREMENTS:
- Present schedule in hierarchical outline format with WBS-style numbering
- Include duration in working days and calendar dates
- Identify predecessors and successors for critical activities
- Flag activities requiring owner/consultant action with [OWNER] or [CONSULTANT]
- Highlight weather-dependent activities with [WEATHER]
- Note Canadian-specific regulatory holds with [REGULATORY]

TONE: Professional, precise, and authoritative. Use Canadian construction industry terminology and reference applicable standards (CCDC contracts, CSA standards, provincial codes). Acknowledge regional variations across Canadian provinces and territories.