Features

January 1, 2002
BUSINESS: Working Internationally Lessons Learned

January 1, 2002
A public message

January 1, 2002
ENGINEERING TRIVIA: PLAY THE GAME!

January 1, 2002
OUTREACH: Halsall cans hope

Stories continue below

The finished casino; because it occupies an existing building it can be sited close to the water's edge.

December 1, 2001
RECYCLED BUILDINGS: Point Edward Casino

December 1, 2001
Face to face with prejudice

December 1, 2001
L’ingnierie aprs le 11 septembre

December 1, 2001
ENGINEERING TRIVIA

December 1, 2001
Benjamin Torchinsky, P.Eng. receives top individual consulting engineering honour

December 1, 2001
Claude Paul Boivin – New ACEC President

Photograph by Stewart Churchill. From a series on the Gardiner Expressway exhibited at the Ryerson Gallery in Toronto in November, with Brenda Liu.

December 1, 2001
TORONTO WATERFRONT: The End of An Era – Dismantling the East Gardiner

Artist's rendering of a proposed convention centre to be sited to the west of the existing Canada Place on Vancouver's waterfront.

December 1, 2001
PORTS: Canada Place expands berthing

Aerial view of buildings beside the collapsed World Trade Center.

December 1, 2001
BUILDING SYSTEMS: Coping with Terrorism

Central Waterfront transit plan (adapted). The black broken line indicates proposed road tunnel, the red broken line is transit priority improvements, and the green line and broken blue line show proposed streetcar rights-of-way. Small artist renderings show (left to right), proposed Lakeshore Boulevard from east; Lakeshore Boulevard from west diverted by Fort York; proposed green corridor from Don River through port lands. All illustrations from Making Waves, copyright City of Toronto.

December 1, 2001
TORONTO WATERFRONT: Moving on

Left to right Gary Kennedy, P.Eng., Todd Lindstrom, Jim Millan, P.Eng. (in background) and Jagan Seshadri.

December 1, 2001
Jam Session

Enjoying the evening are, left to right: ACEC chair Andrew Steeves, P.Eng.; Hope Steeves; Tim Page, ACEC president (standing); Sean McKeown, P.Eng., president of Consulting Engineers of Alberta; Karen McKeown; Wendy Cooper, executive director of CEA; Dr. Sherif Barakat, P.Eng., jury chair amd head of NRC's Institute for Research in Construction), and master of ceremonies, journalist Brenda Finlay.

December 1, 2001
CHAIR’S REPORT: Engineering in the aftermath of September 11

December 1, 2001
Death and Taxes

December 1, 2001
ACEC goes to Parliament Hill with industry issues

December 1, 2001
PRODUCTS (December 01, 2001)

December 1, 2001
BUILDING SYSTEMS: Energy Standards

December 1, 2001
MANAGEMENT: Multicultural Teams

The future of NSBE in both the U.S. and Canada is unlimited. It is through the efforts of such an organization that public awareness of engineering and the opportunities for blacks and other minorities in the profession can be promoted.

December 1, 2001
SPEAKING OUT: Black Engineers

Exterior, with exposed truss and V-base.

December 1, 2001
RECYCLED BUILDINGS: Materials Testing Facility

December 1, 2001
TORONTO WATERFRONT: Toronto Cools Off Naturally – A Deep Lake Water Cooling System

October 1, 2001
CHAIR’S REPORT: Half the price gives you half the job

October 1, 2001
TORONTO: Construct Canada offers learning and networking

Award of Merit: ADI and Gemtec, Fredericton, New Brunswick. Back row: Hollis Cole, Dave Crandall, Daryl DeMerchant. Front row: Tim Murphy, Kevin McNulty

October 1, 2001
WINNING TEAMS (October 01, 2001)

October 1, 2001
CONFERENCE: FIDIC and Sustainability

David Nairne (centre), with Fred Dabiri to his left, presenting a gift to the Acwasalcta school.

October 1, 2001
First Nations Friend

October 1, 2001
Careful where you stand

October 1, 2001
Calendar (October 01, 2001)

Civil Engineering EnrolmentSource: Canadian Engineers for Tomorrow, Trends in Engineering : Enrolment & Degrees Awarded 1995-1999, CCPE December 2000

October 1, 2001
Industry in crisis: a question of value