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Engineering

January 1, 2006
Ontario tests patience of building engineers

January 1, 2006
Before Retirement

December 30, 2005
First female Dean of Engineering appointed at the University of Toronto

December 29, 2005
Ontario invests in protecting water sources

Stories continue below

December 27, 2005
Ed Schreyer re-enters politics

December 23, 2005
Season’s Greetings

December 21, 2005
Wood structures win awards in Ontario

December 19, 2005
Dessau-Soprin buys Trois-Rivieres firm of 1,000 employees

December 16, 2005
Translucent panels over windows cut energy use

December 14, 2005
Mirror, mirror, warm me up

December 12, 2005
Anxiety over new building code tests in Ontario picks up

December 9, 2005
Southwest ring road in Calgary needs Tsuu T’ina approval

December 9, 2005
Canadian engineering students design a space elevator

December 7, 2005
Precedent-setting class-action suit allowed for industrial contamination

December 6, 2005
Reagan Williams to be president of A.D. Williams

December 6, 2005
ADI wins business award

December 5, 2005
Saskatchewan recognizes engineering excellence

December 2, 2005
Federal government to boost First Nations water improvements

December 2, 2005
Top 100 Employers include three consulting engineers

December 1, 2005
What’s New… (December 01, 2005)

Above: brochures produced for consulting engineers by the author.

December 1, 2005
The Case for Print

From left to right, ACEC Chairman, Mr. Norm Huggins, new FIDIC President, Dr. Jorge Diaz Padilla of Mexico, and FIDIC Vice-President, Dr. John Boyd, P. Eng. of Canada.

December 1, 2005
Canada’s John Boyd in line for FIDIC Presidency — Beijing Conference on Sustainable Engineering

December 1, 2005
Graduate Pursuits

December 1, 2005
Ici et au tour du monde

Typical plenum layout used in the research.

December 1, 2005
Acoustics and Plenums

December 1, 2005
Making a difference at home and around the world

Entrance to the college, located on Cte-Ste-Catherine near downtown Montreal.

December 1, 2005
Collge Jean-de-Brbeuf

Satellite view of the crossing over the St. Lawrence River. A bridge spans the arm of the river from the south shore (right in picture) to the Boucherville Islands. Then a tunnel takes traffic for 1.4 kilometres underwater to the Island of Montreal (left).

December 1, 2005
Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge-Tunnel

December 1, 2005
How Canada can make its aid more effective

Red River Floodway Inlet Control.

December 1, 2005
Whats New…

Koob and a 1/40 scale model of the Alberta Legislature building.

December 1, 2005
Addicted

December 1, 2005
Turf War

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