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 [...]
Building trust for 36 years By Rajitha Sivakumaran Click to view Brochure In the spring of 1979, at the age of 14, Rick Phibbs became acquainted with infrastructure labour while working for his father’s newly opened business, Circle P Paving. Thirty-seven years later, this organization continues its legacy as a family-owned business, [...]
Residence helps seniors gain independence through integration By Jacquelin Bhandari Click to view Brochure Plans for the Trinity Ravine Towers Condo Residence are changing the face of one of Scarborough’s busiest intersections. The two-tower complex will be built across from the Global Kingdom Ministries building, a long-term fixture in the Toronto, Ontario [...]
Alberta community welcomes new MVSH seniors’ facility By Cheryl Long Click to view Brochure The residents of Sundre, Alberta are proving that it takes a community to build a community. By July 2016, the new $26.6-million Mountain View Seniors’ Housing facility is slated to open; a development fueled by a passionate group [...]
Tranquil retreat and logistical hub By Kate Lysakowski Click to view Brochure The region of Vaudreuil-Soulanges, located just 30 minutes from the downtown core of Montreal, offers a tranquil retreat for those looking to escape the hectic bustle of city life. Boasting a landmass of 855 square kilometres and representing 23 different [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
An abundance of energy resources By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure The province of British Columbia has long been advocating more liquefied natural gas (LNG) activity on Canadian soil, and wishes to attract more awareness about the future of LNG demand in North America. To accommodate the investment boom, the municipality [...]
Eastern Canada’s Energy Hub By: Mudeeha Yousaf Click to view Brochure A hub for all things oil and energy, the City of Sarnia located in southern Ontario is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a bang and with the vision of furthering its population, economy and pivotal industries. Sarnia, located in Lambton County, [...]
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 [...]