Ontario bridge wins award in North American competition

Photo courtesy Ministry of Transportation of Ontario

Thunder Bay, Ont.'s Hawk Lake Bridge was one of PCA's 12^th Biennial Bridge Awards Competition winners.

An Ontario bridge was chosen among six winners in the Portland Cement Association's (PCA's) 12^th Biennial Bridge Awards Competition.

Tomorrow: Self-cleaning Concrete Luncheon hosted by CSC Hamilton

On March 18, CSC's Hamilton Chapter is presenting a talk dealing with photocatalytic cement—a technology billed as being 'self-cleaning' and 'de-polluting.'

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 associationâ??s national conference in Saskatoon.

Request for Proposal tool released for LEED process

Canadian firm Enermodal Engineering has released a generic Request for Proposal (RFP) tool to help building owners and architects working on green projects.

B.C. construction proposals reach new high

The number of proposed major construction projects in British Columbia has risen to a record high of 516, as stated in the latest Major Projects Inventory (MPI).

Cement and concrete industry declare sustainable future

The Canadian Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (CPCI) and the Cement Association of Canada (CAC) have joined together in a declaration for their industry's vision for a sustainable future.

RCCAO criticizes Ontario's environmental assessment process

A study released by the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) argues the province's environmental assessment (EA) process delays municipal infrastructure projects by an average of almost 20 months.