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The Vanderhoof Tourism and Cultural Centre is a landmark addition to British Columbia’s Vanderhoof community. Incorporating Indigenous values within its design, the centre houses historic artifacts from the Vanderhoof region, the local Saik’uz First Nation and surrounding First Nations.
Waterloo, ON
The MSK Centre’s new 30,000 sq. ft. facility in Waterloo houses a range of multidisciplinary services to help patients restore physical function by accessing comprehensive, quality care across all phases of healing in a single, convenient location.
Shoal Lake #40, ON
After 24 years under a boil water advisory, Shoal Lake #40 First Nation has access to clean, potable water. The community came together to deliver this project, which was tendered to include 53 percent local labour. Learn more about this award-winning community project and our role.
Oak Bay, BC
Tod House dates back to 1850 and represents one of Western Canada’s earliest farmhouse settlements constructed in the French-Canadian piece-dur-piece style. The District of Oak Bay acquired Tod House and retained Colliers Project Leaders to manage the restoration and delivery of this heritage home.
Ottawa, ON
Built in honour of WWII veterans, the West Memorial Building is undergoing a rehabilitation to conserve and modernize the historic building. The fit-up will temporarily house occupants of the Supreme Court of Canada during the next phase of the Judicial Precinct Programme.
