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T H E I N F R A S T R U C T U R E M AG A Z I N E
CONTENTS
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2026
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BUILDING CANADA
STRONGER
DEFENCE INFRASTRUCTURE
BUILDING
CANADA’S
DEFENCE
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS
AROUND THE WORLD AND BACK
8 INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS
Our first special
supplement
highlighting some of
Canada’s defence
infrastructure projects can be found
by flipping the issue over.
Our annual tour of projects around the globe.
18
TOP100 PROEJCTS
PLUS IN THIS ISSUE
RIVER VIEW
• PROCUREMENT PLAYBOOK
• NATO’S TWO PER CENT
• DND MAJOR PROJECTS
New bridge offers four lanes between
Surrey and New Westminster.
BY JOHN TENPENNY
22
TOP100 PROEJCTS
D E PA R T M E N T S
4 Editor’s Note
Building Canada strong.
EXPANDING THE PIPELINE
$750M CANXPORT logistics hub a triumph
for Canadian trade.
18 TOP100 PROEJCTS
BY JOHN TENPENNY
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6 Front
CLIMATE ADAPTATION
Construction on the Pickering
Nuclear Generating Station
refurbishment has begun.
ENGINEERING RESILIENCE
As northern infrastructure faces climate volatility,
local governments are finding ways to turn adaptation
strategies into permanent, resilient assets.
38 Top100 Projects
Updates
BY GENEVIÈVE THOUIN
The Blue Line Extension and
Contrecoeur Terminal projects.
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ENERGY
39 People & Events
Appointments and
event reports.
BY JOHN TENPENNY
REDEFINING CLEAN ENERGY
24 CLIMATE ADAPTATION
The historic $10B federal-provincial agreement on
Churchill Falls and Gull Island.
BY JOHN TENPENNY
42 Closing Shot
Why we need to “Buy Ontario."
By Patrick McManus
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TRANSPORTATION
44 Panorama
UNLOCKING CANADA’S
NORTHERN GATEWAY
The future West Don
Valley Crossing is one of
two new subway bridges that
will carry Ontario Line trains
across the Don Valley and
the Don River.
The transformation of the Port of Churchill.
BY JOHN TENPENNY
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CONSTRUCTION
RECLAIMING THE WATERFRONT
35 CONSTRUCTION
How EllisDon built a river to decure Toronto’s future.
BY JOHN TENPENNY
ABOUT THE COVER
The Port Lands Flood Protection Project – one of the biggest infrastructure projects in
Toronto’s history – included the reconnection of the Don River to Lake Ontario by creating
a naturalized river mouth. Photo: EllisDon
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