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We have been contracted to provide engineering services to Peel Region for improvements to Mayfield Road from Hurontario Street to Heart Lake Road. This project will address the need for increased road capacity, infrastructure, and utilities as well as manage existing and future traffic demands. This will help improve active transportation, traffic operations and safety as well as boost the economic development of Peel Region.
An SNC-Lavalin joint venture has signed a 10-year, $1.3 billion agreement with Bruce Power, to extend the life of four of their CANDU® reactors to 2064. The Bruce Nuclear Generating Station in Ontario, Canada is the world’s largest operating nuclear facility, producing 30% of Ontario’s power. As the steward of CANDU nuclear technology, SNC-Lavalin is the only organization that has taken a leading role in all CANDU reactor life extension projects to date globally.
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We’ll be undertaking design and engineering services work as part of the construction of the new Futur hôpital de Vaudreuil-Soulanges Hospital, adding measurable capacity to Quebec’s public healthcare system. Located in Vaudreuil-Dorion outside of Ville de Montréal, the project is scheduled to open in 2026, providing the area with 404 beds, 11 operating rooms, and an emergency room with a capacity for 41 patients. It is currently the largest new hospital project being designed in Quebec.
We’ve been awarded a mandate to complete multiple components of the Sayona Moblan Lithium Project in Quebec. SNC-Lavalin’s industry-leading mining & metallurgy group will provide design and engineering services to complete the site’s tailings storage facility, water management and site infrastructure, plus the environmental and social impact assessment. Once in production, the mine will produce high-quality, supply-chain secure Canadian lithium, essential for the development of the energy storage technologies (including electric vehicle batteries) needed to reach Net Zero. Sustainable mining solutions will be incorporated throughout the work, including decarbonization-focused designs, and building in climate resiliency to the mine.
SNC-Lavalin-Moltex Strategic Alliance Continues to Strengthen Global Outlook for Small Modular Reactors and Spent Nuclear Fuel Recycling We continue to strengthen the outlook of the Small Modular Reactor (SMR) market through our strategic alliance with Moltex Energy. Our work with Moltex focuses on advancing the development and deployment of a first of a kind SMR, that uses recycled spent nuclear fuel.
At SNC-Lavalin, removing barriers for all women to succeed in their careers is a major focus of our Equality, Diversity & Inclusion program. Gender imbalance remains an issue across our sector and we all have a role to play to share the space and build a truly equitable workplace and society. Today, we’re shining a light on the 2023 ‘Embrace Equity’ theme of International Women’s Day with events taking place across our regions, offices and teams, from panel discussions and virtual events to workshops and coaching to help educate and inform our colleagues and celebrate inspiring women in our business. For more information about our ED&I program: https://lnkd.in/eJc5WSfh #IWD #EmbraceEquity #DifferentMakesADifference
Reinforcing our leading position in the nuclear energy market, we’ve signed an agreement with Ontario Power Generation to deploy Canada’s first Small Modular Reactor (SMR) to its Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, just outside of Toronto. Working in an alliance model with Aecon Group Inc. and GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, we’ll be providing a wide range of capabilities to the project, including project management, licensing, engineering, design, as well as digital delivery capabilities, in support of a deployment date before the end of the decade.
As we reflect on the year gone by, we wanted to share with you a film that celebrates what can be achieved when we combine our differences. Find out more about how we’re weaving equality, diversity and inclusivity into everything we do: https://www.snclavalin.com/en/priorities/sustainability/equality-diversity-inclusion
We’re pleased to announce the launch of Indigenous E3, formed between SNC-Lavalin and Indigenous Community Engagement (ICE), a leading firm in Indigenous stakeholder engagement that specializes in developing Reconciliation-rooted approaches to advancing the socio-economic development of Indigenous communities in Canada. “E3” refers to “Earth, Environmental and Engineering”. Indigenous E3 will work to identify and deliver projects that are meaningful to Indigenous peoples within Canada, and which support their advancement and long-term prosperity. The partnership will enable Indigenous communities to access SNC-Lavalin’s unique end-to-end capabilities on projects, while also strengthening SNC-Lavalin’s ability to successfully win and deliver Indigenous-endorsed projects.
