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and looking ahead to expanding the business
into the mining and oil sands markets through-
out western Canada.
“We have the intellectual and human re-
sources here to get complicated projects done
and we’re just looking forward to growing with
the western Canada economy,” O’Neill said. An
agreement between Burnco and a Canadian
transportation group has allowed the Ontario
company to compete price-wise against fabri-
cators located closer to sites out west. Thanks
to lower labour costs compared to the west-
ern workforce and innovative transportation
solutions, Burnco is able to bid competitively
for new projects.
They’ll celebrate the milestone anniversary
this year by focusing on what’s needed to en-
sure the company’s future success: the contin-
ued focus on providing cost effective solutions
for our clients and bring automated building
technologies to the market.
