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CAGBC awards n construction company to set a GHG reduction target in line with the Science-Based Target initiative (SBTi), the first contractor signatory of the World Green Building Council’s Net Zero Commitment and through its integration of sustainability practices into each division, from bid pursuits and pre-construction to procurement and operations, Multiplex aims to lead the industry towards a more sustainable future. Emerging Green Leader Winner: Michael Mousa A Sustainability Consultant with DIALOG, Michael’s achievements in advocacy and community building has established him as a leader in the field. Through his involvement with the Carbon Leadership Forum Toronto and Toronto Clean Energy Partnership, and his mentorship of young engineers at the University of Toronto, Michael’s passion for climate action and his dedication to the community has inspired many, especially those from under-represented groups, to pursue their goals and a career in green building. Inspired Educator Nancy Bosscha, Bow Valley College A member of Bow Valley College’s Green Sustainability committee for over a decade, Nancy has sought to enhance the education of her students at every opportunity. In advocating for sustainable material selection, inviting a wide array of guest speakers to her courses and incorporating emerging concepts such as circularity to her teachings, her contributions to sustainability at Bow Valley College and the education of its graduates are inspiring. Government Leadership (sponsored by Stantec) Winner: Global Affairs Canada – International Platform Branch Global Affairs Canada’s pursued and achieved the first international Zero Carbon Building Certification at their Permanent Mission of Canada in Geneva, Switzerland in late 2021. The Geneva ZCB certification demonstrated GAC’s leadership in greening its global portfolio of 178 missions in 110 countries. Additionally, the certification demonstrated leadership within the Canadian government and other nations’ foreign affairs departments encouraging the reduction of their portfolio’s emissions. It has shown to other federal departments that implementation of the Zero Carbon Building Standard at an existing building is feasible and was aligned with Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat’s Greening Government Strategy requirements and the goal for government operations to be net-zero by 2050. GAC, as a member of international communities of practice, has shared these best practices and accomplishments with other nations, so that they too may be inspired and replicate these accomplishments elsewhere. Ed Lim Technical Expertise Volunteer Winner: Christian Cianfrone A founding member of the Zero Carbon Steering Committee for four years and member of the Energy and Engineering TAG from 2010 to 2018, Christian brings an expertise in low energy design to his various CAGBC committee posts and believes that we must always be pushing harder. In addition to his work with CAGBC, Christian has sat on the Energy and Engineering TAG of the USGBC and the Climate Change Mitigation Committee of the City of Calgary. His expertise has helped develop and deliver several key educational courses for CAGBC related to the topics of LEED documentation, as well as the NECB and how it intersects with the LEED rating system. The CAGBC Awards committee extends its appreciation to all firms, individuals, and projects who made a submission to this year’s competition. To find out more about the CAGBC Awards, past recipients, and the submission process, please visit cagbc.org/awards. CAGBC Awards celebrate Canadian green building innovators

The Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) unveiled this year’s winners of the CAGBC Awards during the 2022 Building Lasting Change conference’s Gala event. The annual awards celebrate innovative projects, teams and individuals that have made positive contributions to Canada’s green building sector. “It is a…

Cooper trench safety The Unrivalled Growth of Cooper’s Trench Safety Division

Cooper Equipment Rental’s Trench Safety division has been rapidly growing since its launch in 2017 and it’s not showing any signs of slowing down! We sat down with Cameron Dougherty, General Manager at Cooper Trench Safety, to learn more about what’s new…

New SBC Launch Sustainable Buildings Canada Unveils New Brand Platform

Sustainable Buildings Canada (SBC) unveiled its new brand platform today along with a revamped website. The non-profit organization undertook the brand refresh as an opportunity to draw greater attention to the critical work the building industry must do in its quest…

3d print Building a more sustainable future with 3D concrete printed homes

Advances in 3D concrete printing technologies are creating exciting opportunities to build homes faster, more sustainably and at reduced cost. University of Canterbury (UC), architectural engineer Dr Giuseppe Loporcaro is leading a research project to refine low-carbon, seismically resilient solutions for…

Concordia PhD student - zero carbon Concordia PhD student is helping make zero-carbon buildings a reality

Concordia’s Next-Generation Cities Institute (NGCI) recently brought on board seven partner businesses and organizations to collaborate on addressing sustainable urban-development issues. The move will help ensure the institute’s research is delivering real-world solutions. One of those partners, Gestion Immobilière Quo Vadis, recently employed NGCI doctoral student…