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EDITOR'S NOTE

"This week, we continue showcasing the winners of the 2025 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards, transitioning from the Buildings category to Transportation."

Peter Saunders, Editor

News

CCE Awards Showcase: BCIT Tall Timber Student Housing

Fast + Epp designed the 12-storey hybrid timber structure in Burnaby, B.C., using engineered wood products, prefabrication and encapsulation strategies.

CCE Awards Showcase: Bow Valley Gap Wildlife Overpass

Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors contracted Dialog to design what become the province’s first structure of its kind outside the national parks.

CCE Awards Showcase: Paul Myers Tower

Introba provided mechanical, electrical and sustainability consulting services for the new tower at North Vancouver’s Lions Gate Hospital.

CCE Awards Showcase: Phibbs Transit Exchange

McElhanney redesigned the North Vancouver mobility hub after the area around it grew and its capacity became inadequate.

Updates

CCE Awards Showcase: Bloor Street West Reconstruction

WSP supported Toronto’s government in the redesign and reconstruction of Bloor Street from Avenue Road to Spadina Avenue to enhance accessibility and safety.

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CCE Awards Showcase: Nicomen River Bridge Replacement

Kiewit designed a two-span, 69-m curved steel plate girder bridge to withstand seismic activity, flood debris and extreme scour.

CCE Awards Showcase: The Stack Tower

Built in Vancouver, the Stack is Canada’s first large-scale commercial office tower to earn CaGBC’s Zero Carbon Building (ZCB) and LEED Platinum certification.

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