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In this edition, we present the cover story I wrote for our March/April 2025 issue, profiling the creation of Ontario’s first tall timber institutional building, which was completed earlier this year. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
- Peter Saunders, Editor
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Dubbed ‘Limberlost Place,’ the 10-storey building was recently completed at George Brown College’s waterfront campus in downtown Toronto.
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY - Postech Screw Piles
The use of helical piles in Canadian construction has grown over the last decade, largely driven by the need for rapid, cost-effective and minimally disruptive foundation solutions.
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The project team included Entuitive, Smith + Andersen, SMP Engineering, ISL Engineering, Footprint, Diamond Schmitt Architects and GGA-Architecture.
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It is important for engineers to understand these employment contract clauses, their enforceability and recent legal developments in Canada.
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Lightweight, no burn-through Champion Fiberglass® Elbows protect cables and solve challenges in utility infrastructure, solar, and BESS projects.
- No burn-through eliminates repairs
- Low coefficient of friction allows for smooth pulls
- Fault resistance makes repairing cable easy
- Mechanical strength protects cables
- UL listed to 110℃ to tolerate heat in dense cable duct banks
- Excellent corrosion resistance to many soil types
- Light weight and gasket connections facilitate speedy, safe installation
- Lower materials and installation costs keep projects on budget
- CSA listed per CSA-22.2 No 211.3-96 standards.
Learn more about Champion Fiberglass Elbows and utilities solutions.
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“This change puts greater emphasis on our growth plans for the Americas in general and Canada in particular,” says Laurent Germain, Egis’ group CEO.
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He has more than 30 years’ consulting experience, including previous roles with Stantec and SNC-Lavalin (now AtkinsRéalis).
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He first joined the firm in 1998 as a project manager while completing his studies in civil engineering at the University of Saskatchewan.
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