Innovating Canada
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Urban Greenery Starts with Community Outreach
Since 1992, the non-profit Tree Canada has planted more than 80 million trees — sequestering millions of tons of carbon pollution at the same time.
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CSCE Fostering Innovation through Communication
Learn about how CSCE fosters the continued growth of Canada's civil engineering profession with the launch of their new online communication tool, CSCE HUB.
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Building Innovation Through Collaborative Processes
Pomerleau is investing heavily in training and in their leadership team so that the people, not just the technology, are the true transformation agents. Mediaplanet: What are the trends shaping the construction industry right now? Ian Kirouac: On one hand we are experiencing a strong economy, with interest rates still low and lots of investment...
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Embracing Innovation: How One Construction Company Is Building a Legacy for Our Communities
Pierre Pomerleau, CEO of Pomerleau, discusses the role innovation, efficiency, and quality in Canada's Infrastructure development.
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The Future of Infrastructure is Green
Mediaplanet asked the Canada Green Building Council's Thomas Mueller about the environment, green buildings, and sustainable community development.
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Every Day’s Infrastructure Day If You Do It Right
Canada faces a nationwide infrastructure deficit. It's not a problem that can be solved overnight — nor should it be. Learn why students are the future.
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Innovate Infrastructure Processes to Drive Results
We asked Drew Fagan, Professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, where opportunities lie for the future of Canadian infrastructure.
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Why Building Infrastructure with P3s isn’t a Partisan Issue
Today’s infrastructure decisions will shape tomorrow’s communities. Learn how Canada continues to use public-private partnerships for the best results.
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Involving a Contractor Early on Builds the Best Result
As Canada’s cities age we need to employ innovative building practices, incorporate long-term planning into the process, and collaborate with communities.
