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The No. 2 Hangar at Oshawa, Ontario, circa 1943. In the foreground is a swimming pool-cum-water reservoir for firefighting. Many of the airfields remain in use today, and in 1999 this was the first to be commemorated as a National Historic Engineering Project.

August 1, 2001
HISTORY: A Herculean Task

August 1, 2001
Le nouveau president lance un appel pour une augmentation de la remuneration

Author Roger Miller, ing. "You need institutional structures to anchor projects because, based on our sample, it takes on average 13 years before you can really figure out how much revenue is coming. "

August 1, 2001
PROJECT MANAGEMENT: Mega-Building Risks

Meso Optics diffusers and reflectors

August 1, 2001
New Product Winners at Lightfair 2001

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The Taylor Bridge in Headingley, Manitoba was partially designed according to the draft new Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code. Completed in 1997, the bridge uses fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) in its deck slab and girders -- a material for which the new code introduces design guidelines for the first time. Wardrop Engineering's Winnipeg office worked with ISIS Canada on the bridge design.

August 1, 2001
TRANSPORTATION: New Highway Bridge Design Code

July 30, 2001
First consultant awards announced in Saskatchewan

July 30, 2001
B.C. has new standard client & consultant agreement

July 24, 2001
Public find “consulting” engineers a confusing term

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July 6, 2001
Canada’s Engineering Marvel Celebrated

June 27, 2001
Quebec consulting firms resist having to pay union salary rates

June 26, 2001
B.C. and Ontario elect new association presidents

June 26, 2001
$75 million clean-up project for Britannia Mine Site in B.C.

June 19, 2001
Ontario Geoscientists Launch Own Professional Association

June 19, 2001
Nova Scotia students check arena structures

June 19, 2001
Steel structures win awards

June 14, 2001
ACEC Goes Green

June 14, 2001
Ontario government to consult construction industry

June 14, 2001
Engineers and Technologists to be One?

June 1, 2001
Flare-up

Sewage settling pond in North Battleford, near North Saskatchewan River.

June 1, 2001
INFRASTRUCTURE: Governments wake up after North Battleford

Respirometric system, with water bath containing reactors and plastic ball insulation, connectors to individual reactors, oxygen tank and temperature control unit.

June 1, 2001
Respirometry

June 1, 2001
Stock advice

Above: constructing a gravel berm around a contaminated disposal site at Cape Hooper. The berm and top gravel layer become part of the frozen regime.

June 1, 2001
DEW CLEAN-UP

Authors of the two articles in this issue of ACEC Review are William Wallace (left), chair of CH2M Hill, who is based in Colorado, and (right) David A. Stone of FMI Corporation of Denver. They were presenters at the ACEC National Convention held in Kelowna, B.C. on June 16-19, 2001.

June 1, 2001
So You’re in it for the Money?

June 1, 2001
Trainspotting

June 1, 2001
fish or foul?

June 1, 2001
Waterworks

June 1, 2001
Work Surfers

June 1, 2001
Waste not, Want not

June 1, 2001
News – 01-JUN-01

June 1, 2001
CHAIR’S REPORT: Les dollars de votre adhsion l’oeuvre

June 1, 2001
Designing a Sustainable Future