Design-Build

Watching the installation of acoustic panels in the ceiling of the 550-seat auditorium at All Nations Church’s new building, Pastor Jeremy Mahood looked perplexed.

A year after Justice Paul R. Bélanger issued his report from the Elliot Lake Inquiry, progress is being reported on recommendations to make the engineering profession safer.

The replacement of the Fort Creek Aqueduct in Sault Ste. Marie is one of biggest municipal infrastructure projects in the city’s recent history, and yet once it’s complete, it will be largely invisible to the naked eye.

Engineering firm Hatch Mott MacDonald (HMM) is being separated into two distinct businesses, Hatch and Mott MacDonald. HMM’s Canada business will become part of Hatch, while HMM’s U.S. business will become part of Mott MacDonald.

Nelson Architecture’s inspired use of wood in the construction of an elementary school addition was rewarded with a design award at the 15th annual WoodWorks event in Toronto, Nov. 12.

Sudbury’s Downtown Village Development Corporation (DVDC) is proposing a mixed-used development project that would meet multiple needs in the downtown, while kickstarting improvements to the core of the city.

Interest in new furniture lines means more space is needed at New Liskeard facility

It’s a steep learning curve for Ontario’s construction and design community to adapt to building wood mid-rises.

A Thunder Bay engineering firm is expanding its skill set and its Northern reach by joining forces with a neighbouring operation. TBT Engineering Consulting Group announced that Profor Engineering will be joining its team, effective Nov. 1.

Finland’s Outotec has acquired Kovit Engineering of Sudbury. Outotec is a mineral processing manufacturer based in Espoo. Kovit specializes in surface and underground mine tailings solutions and has 30 specialists in Sudbury. In an Aug.