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Regina’s acting executive director of citizen service, Kurtis Doney, shared that work on 159 road renewal projects has been completed this year so far. This marks more than half of the projects scheduled by the city, some of which include multi-year projects.
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Do you know someone under 40 crushing it at work? Rock to Road wants to hear about them. Our annual contest to find the best and brightest young minds paving the way forward for the industry is open!
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Moncton’s city council has awarded Fram Enterprises a contract for the first phase of a major infrastructure redevelopment planned for the city’s downtown core. A contract for nearly $3.3 million was awarded for the relocation of a sewer line, running along the Assomption Place parking lot off Westmorland Street.
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At an Aug. 28 meeting, Kelowna city council decided to move forward with a $12.1 million pedestrian overpass in the city’s downtown, despite increased costs above initial projections. The overpass is set to link the Central Green development at Harvey Avenue and Richter Street.
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Join us for Rock to Road’s first ever virtual, one-day conference on sustainable roadbuilding, aggregates and paving! The Road to Net Zero is a virtual event to help producers across the industry navigate changes in carbon emissions legislation and provide them with practical advice to prepare for what’s to come.
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PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY. KLEEMANN crushing and screening plants can be optimally combined to create a quality end-product. An extensive selection of mobile jaw, impact and cone crushers and screening plants, available as scalping and classifying screens, open up the most diverse applications. With KLEEMANN plants, you’ll achieve the best results – in natural stone, recycling and mining.
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B.C. is using modern techniques to replace the Pattullo Bridge, reducing the impact on residents and the environment.
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Indigenous-owned construction company Shwe Miikaan has struck a teaming agreement with SNC-Lavalin in hopes of securing work on the final leg of a project to widen Northern Ontario’s Highway 69/400 to four lanes.
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Superior Industries has recruited Kristen Randall as the company’s first official training and development co-ordinator, set to lead the production of a new learning content system for Superior’s clients across the bulk material processing and aggregates industries.
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Kleemann has revealed the NEO/NEOe line for their MOBIREX mobile impact crushers, set to debut in 2024. The line will debut with the MOBIREX MR 100(i) NEO/NEOe crusher, a compact and low transport weight solution for processing materials including concrete, rubble, asphalt and soft- to medium-hard stone.
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ProStack are introducing the latest in their Ranger line of tracked conveyors, the 6-27H, with a unique project on the Pacific Ocean. The Ranger 6-27H is making its on-site debut in Washington State, where it will be used to load barges before being lifted onto the vessels travelling to Alaska.
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The PROcheck product and performance suite is set to add two new educartional modules to its eight-point inspection service for vibrating screen and screen media analysis.
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