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Today, April 28, marks National Day of Mourning, a time to honour all those who have suffered a workplace death, injury, or illness. Across Canada, our teams will take time to pause and reflect on the importance of protecting one another, and the responsibility we all carry to

Last month, The SunRise construction team partnered with Avenue Living, The Pantry N More, and our trade partners to serve a hot lunch to over 300 community members in downtown Edmonton. The team is completing major upgrades to the 12-storey building, transforming it into

It’s North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week, an opportunity to celebrate health and safety within the construction industry! Safety isn’t just a check list; it’s a responsibility we all share so that everyone goes home to those that matter most. From our

We’re proud to be the builder behind the new National Centre for Indigenous Law at the University of Victoria. From the start, this project challenged us to think differently about how we build, team collaboration, and project impact. Working alongside Elders, Two Row

We’re proud to recognize our 2025 Chandos Award winners! 🏆 Jim Stewart – Innovation 🏆 Jeneth Pelletier – Leadership 🏆 Sean Webb – Safety 🏆 Kevin Chapman – Craft Worker 🏆 Patrick Sibbald – Community

How do you lift four commercial exhaust fans, each weighing over 1,600 lbs., onto the roof of a 455,000 sq. ft. warehouse? In Brantford, our team brought in a helicopter with the help of Zimmer Air Services and Sprint Mechanical. On site, the fans needed to be lifted to the

Almost 20,000 kg of construction waste was diverted from landfill during demolition of West Kelowna Fire Hall 32. Originally built in 1971, the volunteer hall featured an aluminum play structure that was donated back to the City of Kelowna. Our team also salvaged 300 ft. of

This new sustainable building is designed to operate through emergencies like earthquakes and major power outages. It’s more than a fire hall; it’s a community resource. The Maplewood Fire and Rescue Centre was built on a former landfill site, our project team removed

The SunRise building is home to Western Canada’s first full building integrated photovoltaics mural, and it’s doing more than generating electricity. Designed by Indigenous artist Lance Cardinal, the mural features the animals of the seven sacred grandfather teachings of the Cree

This former storefront is making a splash in Ottawa 🌊 We’re transforming this retail space into a modern, child-friendly pool. It's a fast-paced renovation, complete with change rooms, accessible washrooms, a viewing zone, and an administrative space. To ensure the school is

We believe the construction industry should be a place where everyone feels safe, seen, and supported. One of our core values is inclusion, a reminder that we all belong. Pride month is an opportunity for us to recognize that our differences are our greatest strengths. This

The project began with demolition, where crews uncovered large amounts of clay, that were unsuitable for foundation conditions. Working against a firm deadline, the team excavated over 12 ft., removed the clay, and repacked the area to create a stable base. To pour the patio

“Building great things will always be part of what we do, but building great people is what makes it last.” - Oliver Dees, Senior Vice President, Strategic Services For the last 20 years, Oliver has helped shape communities across Canada, but he shared the most meaningful work

Our civil team self-performed the concrete pour for the 7,000m3 water reservoir and worked with partners to mount interior steel support beams. To reduce lifetime energy use, the system was designed to include peak and demand management along with matching pump capacity to usage.

Our team transformed a former grocery store into a church, four months ahead of the original schedule. Because of early involvement, they found savings opportunities through foundation design changes that resulted in time, cost, and emissions savings.

Jensen McElheran, Project Coordinator, took us on a site tour of The SunRise building in Edmonton, Alberta, and introduced us to Lewis Suvanto, Superintendent. With 22 years of experience, he shared that the highlight of this job was helping develop a team of new workers.

In Lumby, BC, 20 new housing units are being built to give seniors a safe, comfortable place to call home. With limited space on site and tight timelines, the team is staying focused on quality through hands-on supervision and collaboration with construction partners.

“This was the kind of challenge we thrive on, complex, collaborative, and community focused. It was an opportunity to not only revitalize a neglected space but also help lead a meaningful urban renewal effort.” - Dustin Tonsi, Project Manager on The SunRise building.