How the Schreyer was won

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EDITOR'S NOTE

"In this week’s newsletter, we begin to showcase individually all of the winners of this year’s Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards—starting from the top with the Schreyer. This year's profiles include video!"

Peter Saunders, Editor

News

BPA supports deep-energy retrofit of Concordia campus buildings

The firm will provide mechanical, electrical and structural services for roughly 80 buildings across two campuses in Montreal.

Tatham engineers humane society centre for pets and people

The firm is overseeing mechanical, electrical, structural and civil engineering services for the 19,000-sf facility in Collingwood, Ont.

CCE Awards Showcase: Water Hazard Detection for Railway Flood Monitoring

Tetra Tech earned the Schreyer by using geospatial technology, satellite and radar data and AI to detect threats to CPKC railways across North America.

Conversation: Hatch invests in real estate venture builder

We spoke with George Carras, founder and CEO of R-LABS, about opportunities for consulting engineering firms to co-create and scale up new companies.

Updates

Climate Perspectives: Biomass tops solar and wind power

It may not be well-known that global biomass energy consumption in 2024 exceeded the combination of all energy generated by wind and solar.

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White paper reveals PEX expansion characteristics in risers

PEX pipe is being specified by more engineers on commercial projects, but it does not behave like copper. When it comes to expansion and deflection characteristics, size matters.

CIMA+ and Keywest form alliance

The two engineering firms will combine their technical expertise and resources to work on sustainable energy projects, particularly in Western Canada.