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EDITOR'S NOTE

"This week, we finish showcasing the 2025 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards with the winners of Awards of Excellence in the Special Projects and Water Resources categories."

Peter Saunders, Editor

News

PM refers second tranche of infrastructure initiatives to Major Projects Office

The seven ‘nation-building’ projects he referred earlier this month reportedly represent more than $56 billion in new investment.

OSPE conference encourages engineers’ voice at the policy table

More than 300 attendees gathered at the Blue Mountain Village Conference Centre for what OSPE calls Canada’s largest engineering event.

CCE Awards Showcase: Closing the Infrastructure Gap for First Nations

Associated Engineering’s study for the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) documented needs across Canada and calculated the cost.

CCE Awards Showcase: Keeyask Generating Station

Hatch was involved with the Manitoba Hydro project for more than 25 years, providing planning, environmental studies and the final design.

Updates

High-rising responsibly: Lessons from the ground up

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat’s (CTBUH’s) recent international conference in Toronto emphasized responsibility alongside ambition.

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Building bridges for a changing climate

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CCE Awards Showcase: Mill Creek Flood Protection

After flooding overwhelmed Kelowna’s infrastructure, CIMA+ provided detailed design and construction management of a dam and dike.

CCE Awards Showcase: Site C Clean Energy Project

Klohn Crippen Berger and AtkinsRéalis served as prime design consultants for a BC Hydro generating station that had been decades in the making.

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