LEDs light up Banff Park Museum

Photo courtesy Lighting Solutions

The Banff Park Museum uses 73 energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) lights around the exterior to enhance security and emphasize the wooden exterior.

Alberta's Banff Park Museum, a National Historic Site, now glows brightly thanks to energy-efficient light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

CSC Hamilton: Modular Green Roofing Discussion

On Thursday, February 18, the Hamilton Chapter of CSC is presenting a lunchtime discussion on pre-vegetated modular roofing products.

CSC Toronto's Curling Bonspiel registration ends Friday

Providing a sweeping chance to network on ice, the Toronto Chapter's annual curling event will be taking place on February 11.

No Frills Show returns to Toronto in March

The No Frills Trade Show, the CSC Toronto Chapter's flagship event, will be celebrating its 32^nd year on March 8.

CSC Conference 2010: Register now for Saskatoon

Design/construction professionals looking to learn, network, have a good time, and help guide the future of CSC can now register for the association's national conference in Saskatoon.

Government financing for student housing loans

Post-secondary student housing construction should increase this year as the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has announced mortgage loan insurance policies to help finance student residence buildings throughout the country.

Construction equipment falls into double-digit decline in 2009

The North American construction equipment manufacturing business is still in a slump, and is expected to only slightly turn around this year, according to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).

New bus shelters for Montréal

A Montréal firm's design will be used for 400 of the city's new bus shelters.

Olympic architecture on display in Vancouver

A gallery exhibit showcasing the involvement of B.C. architects and designs of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games venues will be opening next week.