News
B.C. building code to allow 12-storey mass timber builds
B.C. has obtained permission from the National Research Council to use the encapsulated mass-timber construction provisions from the 2020 National Building Code through a jurisdiction-specific regulation. →
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Feds fund flood protection project in Southern Alberta
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Energy efficiency guide for ice rinks
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Ontario opens online channel for rural/northern infrastructure funding
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Infrastructure Ontario reaching beyond its borders
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Manitoba boosts infrastructure and water resources funding
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Flood resilience investment in Edmonton
Features
Hitting the right Acoustical Notes
Meeting the challenges of converting an old Toronto warehouse into a much-needed music rehearsal space and recording studio.…
Energy neutral wastewater services
Tapping efficiencies and turning wastewater treatment into energy production.…
Working Better Together
Talking diversity and inclusivity with Deanna Burgart, P.Eng, CET, president of Indigenous Engineering Inclusion Inc.…
Back-Up Power Solutions
A cost-effective and repeatable solution was required to maintain water delivery to this northern Saskatchewan community when the power goes out.…
Alternatives to grade separation for railway crossings
With over 20,000 at-grade railway crossings across Canada, making all railway tracks cross in a grade-separated manner is not economically viable.…
Talking Tall Wood Towers
In the last decade or so people are realizing that mass timber can be used for bigger buildings quite effectively. And you get a lot of benefits from it.…
Events
25
2019
ACEC-SK – PSMJ Project Management Bootcamp
Holiday Inn Downtown Saskatoon
101 Pacific Ave, Saskatoon, SK S7K 1N8
26
2019
12th Global Infrastructure Leadership Forum
Fairmont, The Queen Elizabeth, Montreal
04
2019