Ware Malcomb, an international architecture and engineering firm has opened its third Canadian office in Ottawa, and John Holland, an experienced architect, has joined the firm as regional director to lead the new office.
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Staying true to the brand personality of Dime, a skateboarding company in Montreal, interior design studio Vives St-Laurent created a headquarters intended to foster a sense of family and collaboration, as well as achieve commitment and participation from the employees.
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The provincewide strike of carpenters in the industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) sector in Ontario is now over.
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The governments of Canada and Quebec are investing more than $65 million for the expansion of biomethanization facilities owned by SEMECS.
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More than 15,000 carpenters in the ICI sector have gone on strike, leading to delays for construction projects.
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Graham Group of Companies announced an agreement last month to acquire the North American assets of global infrastructure consulting firm AECOM’s EOM.
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Private commercial and industrial construction activity in Canada fell in the second quarter while housing activity moderated, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). However, the infrastructure sector showed continuing strength, and a majority of the qualified professionals responding to the group’s “Q2 2016 Canadian Construction Market Survey” are optimistic about its outlook in the year ahead.
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In 2009, Montréal-based international corporation Rio Tinto Alcan began the process of modernizing its aluminium smelter located in Kitimat, B.C. To provide space for the new smelter, several existing facilities were dismantled and the area was cleared. Additionally, two lodging camps for workers were built.
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