ALT “Being a bold leader means creating an environment in which everyone feels comfortable bringing bold and disruptive ideas forward. I’m focused on implementing these ideas to ensure that The Ottawa Hospital is a leader in integrating research into patient care."- Dr. Rebecca Auer
ALT Pierre Poilievre speaking to a group of workers at the Lafarge cement plant in Richmond, BC.
ALT Meet me at #CCE2024. Canada's National Trade Show dedicated to the concrete, aggregates and construction industries. Feb 14-15, 2024. Toronto. The International Centre.
ALT Adam Auer and Glen Furtado presenting to a crowd at the buildings show
ALT Concrete Carbon : A Guideline for Specifying Low Carbon Ready Mixed Concrete in Canada
ALT Concrete Carbon : A Guideline for Specifying Low Carbon Ready Mixed Concrete in Canada
ALT The Role of Natural Gas in Ontario’s Energy Transition. October 3, 2023. 8:30am – 10:20am. First Canadian Place.
ALT a magazine story cover featuring mountains and a lake, titled: Closing in on Canada's climate commitments
ALT Concrete is the most widely used building material in the world. It is necessary for roads, bridges, buildings, manufacturing, renewable energy generation, resource industries, food production, and many other sectors and activities that sustain quality of life. Concrete is durable and helps the built environment withstand the worst impacts of climate change. The cement industry is also the world’s third-largest industrial energy consumer and the second-largest industrial CO2 emitter. In Canada, cement manufacturing accounts for 9.7 million t of CO2, or about 1.4% of Canada’s emissions, in 2020. Across Canada there are 15 cement plants shipping cement to more than 1100 associated facilities. Collectively, the industry supports about 158 000 direct and indirect jobs across the country and contributes CA$76 billion in direct, indirect, and induced economic benefit to the Canadian economy.
