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The northwest corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Weston Road in Toronto is home to a 600,000 square foot big box retail centre called The Stockyards. The site is a part of a large redevelopment project that consists of the construction of multiple commercial retail units [...]

Situated in eastern Canada, the Gulf of St Lawrence opens onto the Atlantic Ocean. In the county of Sept-Rivieres in the Northeast of Quebec province, the town of Port-Cartier, 640 km from Quebec City and on the north shore of the St Lawrence river, launched a waterfront [...]

The Gateway Program was established by the Province of British Columbia, as a means of addressing growing traffic congestion throughout Metro Vancouver. The Port Mann/Highway 1 (PMH1) Improvement Project is a component of the Gateway Program, the largest infrastructure transportation project in the history of British Columbia. [...]

The Rapibus-Gatineau project is a portion of the larger overall Rapibus system that stretches for approximately 12 kilometers. The Rapibus project includes 2 lanes for these 12 kilometers with one lane of traffic in each direction. The projects sole purpose is for having a bus rapid transit [...]

At the heart of Hopewell Development's new community, Mahogany Lake is the largest community lake in Calgary. In order to create the 63 acre oasis, the developer recognized a need to build retaining walls in areas not only to allow traffic access to the two exclusive islands, but also [...]

The Rt. Honourable Herb Gray Parkway project that was formerly known as Windsor-Essex Parkway is one of the largest completed P3 projects in Ontario. The total budget of $1.4 Billion provided access to the “new end-to-end border transportation system at Canada’s busiest land border crossing and premier [...]

An example of cost-efficient and fast installation. The Ministry of Transportation Ontario tendered a design-build project to replace crumbling infrastructure that had performed to its service life. In particular, this structure in question belonged to Highway 11 which represents one of the most important provincial arteries [...]

The Bonaventure project started with the need to refresh an important entryway into the city of Montreal by replacing the existing Bonaventure elevated expressway built in 1966 by a ground-level urban boulevard called Robert-Bourassa Boulevard. The part of the highway is owned by city of Montreal between Lachine Canal [...]

As part of the “Build Belleville” infrastructure development project, the City of Belleville, along with funding from the provincial and federal government, constructed a new bridge at Bay Bridge Road crossing over the CPR rail line. The close proximity to an active rail line required a cast-in-place [...]

On the site of Canada’s largest church, the Saint Joseph Oratory is home to one of the iconic structures for the Reinforced Earth Company Ltd. Constructed in 1975 this retaining wall features a raised architectural finish and is performing with excellent durability about one quarter of its way to [...]