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EDITOR'S NOTE

"This week, we continue to feature the winners of the 2025 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards—specifically, the rest of the Special Awards."

Peter Saunders, Editor

News

CCPPP’s Infrastructure Conference emphasizes importance of collaboration

Last week’s conference in Toronto focused on not only P3s, but also new contract models that have become relevant in reducing risks and cost overruns.

Dialog to design UHNBC acute care tower

Northern Health selected the firm as a preferred proponent for architecture, engineering and interior design, along with EllisDon for construction.

CCE Awards Showcase: Wataynikaneyap Power Transmission Project

Hatch planned and oversaw construction of 1,700 km of transmission lines and 22 substations to provide reliable electricity, replacing diesel generators.

CCE Awards Showcase: Initiate2 Infectious Disease Treatment Module

Canada’s HH Angus volunteered engineering and design services as a Téchne member through the International Federation of Healthcare Engineers (IFHE).

Updates

CCE Awards Showcase: Pétromont Varennes Site Rehabilitation

Englobe treated 701,665 m3 of contaminated soil and rehabilitated an 85,000-m2 site where petrochemical plant operations had ceased in 2008.

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The ClearFire^®-CE: The unsung team member for comfort, efficiency, and uptime

Whether it’s a school, office, healthcare clinic, or small manufacturing facility, the ClearFire-CE (CFC-E) condensing boiler works tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure no downtime, consistent comfort, and unmatched energy efficiency.

CCE Awards Showcase: Attawapiskat First Nation Emergency Water Supply

WSP’s Emergency Ready Team addressed a severe water shortage in Northern Ontario to restore access and prevent the need for evacuation.

CCE Awards Showcase: Salton Sea Species Conservation Habitat

California’s Department of Water Resources selected Knight Piésold and Kiewit to help revitalize more than 4,000 acres of aquatic and terrestrial habitats.

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