FEBRUARY 2005 ISSUE
national consulting
Awards Honour Crowchild Project
Winners of the Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards 2004 were announced
at a gala celebration at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier in Ottawa late last year,
and a Calgary project is on the list. The Crowchild Trail Corridor Improvement
by Clifton ND Lea Consulting Inc. of Calgary received one of 10 awards of excellence.
Winner of the Schreyer Award for most outstanding technical project overall is
the restart of two units at the Bruce A Nuclear Power Station in Kincardine,
Ont., by Acres-Sargent & Lundy-Fox of Oakville.
The 11 winning projects, located in Canada and around the world, are chosen each
year for their technical innovation, environmental and economic benefits, and
project management expertise. The annual awards, launched 36 years ago, are the
most important national mark of recognition for engineering projects completed
by private consulting firms. The awards are co-sponsored and organized by the
Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada and Canadian Consulting Engineer
magazine.
The Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada also presented the Beaubien
Award to Ben Novak, P.Eng., a senior consultant with Stantec in Edmonton. See
Newsmakers, The PEGG, January 2005.
Provincially, the Consulting Engineers of Alberta presented its awards earlier
this month. Further information appears on advertisements on this page.