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Nova Scotia engineering firms see future in shipbuilding

David Lea, P.Eng., president of Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia, says that firms in the province are "very excited" about the opportunities that will arise from the recent announcement of a massive shipbuilding contract awarded to Halifax...

Quebec plans huge energy and mining developments in North
In December the premier of Quebec, Jean Charest, met with 350 young professionals of the Quebec Association of Consulting Engineers (AICQ) to explain a vast initiative the province has launched to develop its northern territories.

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Port Hope radioactive waste clean-up to begin
Last week the Honourable Joe Oliver, Canada's Minister of Natural Resources, announced that the government would commit $1.28 billion over 10 years for the long-awaited project to clean up low-level radioactive waste in the two towns of Port...
Jan 23, 2012 4:54PM

Windsor-Detroit bridge saga continues
The private owners of the Ambassador Bridge between Windsor and Detroit continue to dispute with the Michigan Ministry of Transportation over whether work on access ramps has been done adequately, even after the bridge's 84-year old owner went...
Jan 23, 2012 4:53PM

News on the Run - civil, energy, envelope, water, HVAC
The largest pile driver to grade was completed on December 8 in the South China Sea's Pearl River Delta. American Piledriving Equipment's "Octakong" hammer drove into place 120 steel piles that were 72 feet in diameter. The piles completed the...
Jan 23, 2012 4:50PM

Are airships in the future for Canada's North?
According to the Winnipeg Free Press, the team of Barry Prentice of the University of Manitoba and his associate Dale George are hoping to develop an airship to transport everything from food to construction supplies to remote First Nations...
Jan 17, 2012 9:39AM

How to keep staff after a merger
According to PSMJ, the business management experts for the architecture and engineering industries, "the long-term success of a merger or acquisition hinges largely on how well the combined entity retains its staff."
Jan 17, 2012 9:38AM

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