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Engineering

March 8, 2004
Moscow tragedy results in calls for more engineering safety checks

March 5, 2004
Toronto and Vancouver consortia shortlisted for Edmonton highway

March 4, 2004
First CEO water research scholarships announced

March 3, 2004
B.C. Transportation Ministry launches new awards for consulting engineers

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March 1, 2004
AutoCAD 2005 Manages Drawing Sets

March 1, 2004
Auditor General’s Report Could Affect Procurement of Consulting Engineering Services

March 1, 2004
StatsCan Releases 2002 Engineering Industry Numbers

Left to right: Prime Minister Paul Martin, Mr. Jack Layton, Leader of the New Democratic Party, and Dr. Grant Hill, Interim Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada

March 1, 2004
ACEC Has Six Questions for Canada’s Political Leaders

March 1, 2004
Le rapport de la Vrificatrice gnrale pourrait affecter les marchs publics

March 1, 2004
CIB World Building Congress in Toronto

March 1, 2004
Conflict of Interest

March 1, 2004
What’s New… (March 01, 2004)

March 1, 2004
Face to Face (March 01, 2004)

March 1, 2004
Legal Bullies on the Prowl

Building faade and glazing systems are an integral part of a building heating and cooling performance as well as the interior lighting system. While this glazing on an office building in Shaffhausen, Switzerland looks conventional, it is actually high performance four-element glazing with a very high thermal resistance, low solar gain and high visible light transmittance.

March 1, 2004
A Physical Affair

March 1, 2004
Crumbling Defences

March 1, 2004
Campus Overhaul

Dejiang Long, P.Eng. during a recent trip back to his home town.

March 1, 2004
Hard Times

March 1, 2004
The Virtual Trade Commissioner

Restored site in Squamish, B.C.

March 1, 2004
News (March 01, 2004)

Granite Canal

March 1, 2004
In Power

March 1, 2004
Grow and Save

The 30-storey turbine produced 1,000,000 kWh of power last year.WindShare

March 1, 2004
Community Wind

February 27, 2004
Quebec construction industry holds its own

February 23, 2004
AWARDS, AWARDS, AWARDS!

February 23, 2004
Dillon to use green power for its own offices

February 20, 2004
Traffic tolls cut 65,000 trips a day in London

February 19, 2004
AMEC wins contract to help rebuild Iraq

February 17, 2004
Giant Mine toxic dust to be stored underground with artificial freezing

February 13, 2004
Plans move ahead to contain contamination in Hamilton Harbour

February 12, 2004
B.C. Speech from the Throne outlines spending

February 11, 2004
Heritage buildings urgently require work, says Auditor General