Starting the engines for the Canadian Motor Speedway By Jacquelin Bhandari Click to view Brochure If you live anywhere in southern Ontario, you’ll know that when the ice melts, the minds of racing enthusiasts turn to motorsports. Even the smaller towns have their own oval tracks, road courses, karting tracks and drag [...]
By Emily Innes Click to view Brochure The City of Dorval, which is located 20 kilometres from downtown Montreal, is home to an international airport, a lake, a marina, and now, a $20-million aquatic and sports complex. In 2011, Mayor Edgar Rouleau announced that the city would build the Dorval Aquatic and [...]
Lethbridge’s outstanding recreational facility By Cheryl Long Click to view Brochure When the Crossings Leisure Complex in Lethbridge is opened to the public in 2019, it will very well change the way the city’s residents spend many of their recreational hours. The $151-million, two-phase project, which was introduced back in 2007 in [...]
Connecting People and Communities to Excellent Health Services ~ By Cheryl Long Click to view Brochure It’s not uncommon for residents of Manitoba’s Interlake Region to travel hours for specialized medical procedures. Though the area’s regional hospital in Selkirk provides a full spectrum of health services, more extensive tests such as an [...]
By Cheryl Long Click to view Brochure The largest construction project ever undertaken by SaskWater, Saskatchewan’s commercial Crown water utility, is well on its way to completion, poised to supply seven million cubic metres of water annually to a new potash mine under development near Jansen, SK. The massive undertaking will carry [...]
Becoming a leading energy centre in bio fuel technologies By Leah Kellar Click to view Brochure Sarnia Lambton Economic Partnership is a public-private sector partnership corporation that is advancing Canada’s petrochemical and refining centre in Lambton County. Lambton County, situated in in Southwestern Ontario on the shores of Lake Huron, is also [...]
Building Peel’s water capacity By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure Clean water is a necessity that many North American’s mistake as common-sensical, questioning very little about the process of obtaining it. The Region of Peel - a municipal government formed in 1974 to better serve its communities infrastructure needs in a [...]
One of the world's largest urban waterfront revitalization projects By Leah Kellar Click to view Brochure One of the world’s largest urban waterfront revitalization projects is on track and poised to substantiate Toronto as a leading global city of the 21st century. Fourty-thousand new residents, 40,000 residential units, one million square metres of [...]
Creative Acceleration for the Next Generation By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure Having long outgrown its current Granville Island Campus, Emily Carr University of Art + Design is moving to Great Northern Way in a massive $134 million endeavour. One of the oldest public post-secondary institutions in B.C. , the University [...]
Crafting tomorrow’s Renaissance Engineer By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure York University embraces its new professional engineering school– a structure that evokes cloud imagery and is intended to motivate students to mirror its unique craftsmanship and apply it within their own educational vocations. York’s Keele Campus in Toronto is home to [...]