Manitoba renews roads and bridges

Photo courtesy Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation

More than 1100 km (684 mi) of highway will see improvements this year during the second half of Manitoba's 10-year "Highway Renewal Plan" for rejuvenating roads and bridges across the province.

The province of Manitoba has announced it will spend $4 billion to overhaul its aging roads and bridges in the second phase of its 10-year "Highway Renewal Plan."

New designations for CSC members

Over the last few months, CSC members have continued their professional development, earning designations under the association's four programs.

Make friends with CSC on Facebook

Here's something to "like"—CSC has increased its presence on Facebook.

Toronto project wins education award from AIA

Toronto's TELUS Centre for the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) has been honoured by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Committee on Architecture for Education (CAE).

Plumbing organizations agree use of hands-free faucets is beneficial

Using electronic faucets reduces potential cross-contamination from faucet handles to healthcare providers' hands, according to discussions at last month's meeting of the North American plumbing organizations.

Energy-efficient homes win EcoLiving Awards

The Scotiabank EcoLiving Awards handed out $75,000 to a Winnipeg retrofit company, an East Coast homebuilder, and a Calgary engineering student studying in the United States.

Ontario government invests billions in infrastructure

The Ontario Ministry of Infrastructure has released "Building Together," a long-term infrastructure plan to create jobs, strengthen the economy, and help communities meet the needs of local families.