Montreal’s Olympic Stadium, one of the city’s most recognized landmarks, is undergoing a multi-year transformation aimed at restoring its year-round functionality and enhancing its role as a hub for large-scale public events. At the centre of this transformation is the complete replacement of its roof—an ambitious, technically complex infrastructure project now underway. Approved by [...]

The City of Yellowknife has long recognized the importance of recreation as a cornerstone of community well-being. For decades, the Ruth Inch Memorial Pool (RIMP) was the city’s aquatic hub, but demand consistently exceeded capacity. Grant White, Director of Community Services, explained the challenge in stark terms. “For each of the swimming program sessions [...]

When the 2013 Southern Alberta Flood devastated Calgary and its surrounding communities, it inflicted more than $5 billion in damages to infrastructure, businesses, and households. In the aftermath, it became clear that proactive, large-scale mitigation strategies were needed to protect Alberta’s economic engine from future disasters. The Springbank Off-stream Reservoir (SR1) is at the [...]

The Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA) is advancing a project with national significance: CANXPORT. Originally launched as the Ridley Island Export Logistics Project (RIELP), the initiative has been rebranded to reflect its scale and long-term role in Canada’s trade future. A New Gateway for Exports At its core, CANXPORT is a large-scale export transloading [...]

In August 2025, BC Hydro achieved a historic milestone: the successful commissioning of the sixth and final generating unit at the Site C Clean Energy Project. With this achievement, Site C is now fully operational, marking the completion of one of the largest infrastructure projects in British Columbia’s history and setting the stage for [...]

Set to open in 2026, Ādisōke is among the major cultural projects currently underway in Canada. The 20,000-square-metre facility at LeBreton Flats will bring together Library and Archives Canada’s public services with Ottawa Public Library’s new Central branch, creating a shared space for learning, research, and community life in the heart of the capital. [...]

Scheduled to open to the public in early 2026 and after more than a decade of planning, design and construction, the City of Edmonton is nearing completion on a significant addition to its recreational infrastructure. Coronation Park Sports and Recreation Centre (CPSRC) is a thoughtfully designed multi-purpose facility that will support recreational [...]

  At the heart of Hamilton’s commitment to modern, efficient, and sustainable transit is a major infrastructure investment years in the making: the new Transit Bus Maintenance Facility at 281 Birch Avenue. Designed to store, maintain, and fuel up to 200 buses, and with room for 100 more, this second major operations [...]

  In Richmond, British Columbia, the Steveston Interchange Project is transforming how people and goods move through one of the region’s most important transportation corridors. As a key component of the broader Highway 99 Tunnel Program, this Project is a forward-thinking investment in safety, efficiency, and long-term regional growth. “The new five-lane [...]

  Vancouver is set to see a significant upgrade in its transit network with the Broadway Subway Project, a 5.7-kilometer extension of the Millennium Line from VCC-Clark Station to Broadway and Arbutus. More than just an infrastructure upgrade—this project is an economic driver that will reshape mobility, commerce, and urban development in [...]