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With a virtual ceremony, the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) honoured five infrastructure projects across the country.
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The record-setting outfall for Victoria’s new McLoughlin Point wastewater treatment plant reduced both initial and ongoing costs.
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Infrastructure Ontario and Hamilton Health Sciences seek a team to design, build and finance the project in Grimsby, Ont., under a P3 model.
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There’s no single solution for moving forward safely in a post-pandemic world. It takes a layered approach accounting for various scenarios and unique aspects of each building. Still, what we know about disease transmission and IAQ suggests that building owners and engineers seeking to prepare their facilities for reoccupancy may consider prioritizing indoor air quality – and the experts at Carrier can help.
Through an industry-leading suite of solutions and services, Carrier’s Healthy Buildings Program helps deliver healthy, safe, efficient and productive indoor environments at a time they’re needed most. Learn more and connect with your local expert at carrier.com/commercial.
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After Kugaaruk’s only school burned down, Accutech delivered the new Arviligruaq Iliniarvik School within two years, in one of Canada’s most remote locations.
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Adding spaces to an existing heritage building posed many complex structural engineering challenges along the way.
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The Toronto college’s aging Building NX earned CaGBC’s first Zero-Carbon Building Design certification—and is on track for EnerPHit certification, too.
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Canadian Consulting Engineer editor Peter Saunders discusses how the magazine responded to COVID-19â??and whatâ??s to come in the next year.
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