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ZIBI LANDS GROWS IN RIVER REALIGNMENT FOR EMPLOYEES RAISE $1.4 LEDCOR WINS CORPORATE OTTAWA-GATINEAU REGION CALGARY’S RING ROAD MILLION FOR CHARITY CITIZENSHIP AWARD THEGLOBE SUMMER 2019 VOLUME SIXTEEN — ISSUE TWO NORTHWEST BC A PLACE FOR GROWTH
At Ledcor, we often describe ourselves as a diversified
construction and transportation company. For us, that
expression has real meaning. We are diversified because Ledcor
is made up of teams of people who design, build, transport,
operate and maintain projects all over North America. The
expertise of our people extends into many industries –
infrastructure, oil and gas, mining, building, communications,
forestry, marine, aviation, and property development.
Yes, we are a diverse company, but we work as One Ledcor,
and our people are the foundation and future success of our
company.
Our One Ledcor approach to business means sharing knowledge
and expertise across all Ledcor companies, and it means unified
teams across all divisions. We all work with the same core values;
safety, quality, integrity, sustainability, and success. This gives
us a competitive advantage that benefits the clients we serve.
The good news for our customers is that when they hire us, they
hire all of us.
Our One Ledcor business model has allowed us to extend our
reach into Northwest British Columbia to work with local
communities. In 2011, we established the Ledcor-Haisla Limited
Partnership (LHLP). Through the LHLP, we work together with
the Haisla Nation to pursue opportunities in the Kitimat region.
In this issue of The Globe, we explore some of the opportunities
that exist in Northwest British Columbia and how Ledcor
is helping to shape them. Creating opportunities in the
communities where we work ensures we leave behind much more
than just a job well done.
Sincerely,
Dave Lede
Chairman & CEO
Front Cover: Aerial Photo of Kitimat provided by the District of Kitimat.
Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped from original.
6 DESTINATION
DEERFOOT CITY
2 FEATURE 12 60 BLOOR STREET
FEATURE
NORTHWEST BC
A PLACE FOR GROWTH
BUILDING TRANSPORTATION
6 Destination Deerfoot City Redevelopment 19 New BC Ambulance Service Helicopter
Phase 1 & 2
PROPERTIES
7 King George Hub Phases B & C
19 Hercules Bayfront Grand Building
8 Zibi Lands O Condominiums
20 Luana Garden Villas at Honua Kai Resort & Spa
10 Costco Bayonne
10 Northern Lights College Trades Centre COMMUNICATIONS
11 Green Falls Landing Retirement Residence 21 Highly Skilled Technicians
12 60 Bloor Street
LEDCOR CARES
13 Ambleside Residential Development Phase 2
22 2018 Employee Giving Camapign Raises $1.4M
OIL & GAS 23 2019 Ledcor Pink Shirt Day
14 White Spruce Pipeline 23 $100K Raised For The Movember Foundation
15 Albian Sands Jackpine Mine 24 LTS Shows Support For BC Children’s Hospital
INFRASTRUCTURE AWARDS
16 South West Calgary Ring Road River Realignment 24 2019 VIREB Award
25 2019 Rix Award
MINING
18 Isabella Pearl Mine
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NORTHWEST BC
A PLACE FOR GROWTH
Northwest British Columbia’s potential for resource announced the final investment decision of its project
development has always attracted investor interest located at the head of the Douglas Channel.
with the forestry, mining and fishing industries as Construction is underway at the two sites and
economic pillars for the region. However, growth in Ledcor, along with Haisla Nation, is involved in both
global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and projects. Ledcor first partnered with Haisla Nation in
the discovery of liquids-rich natural gas fields in BC’s 2011 to form the Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership
Peace River region has put this area on the map for (LHLP) to pursue major construction projects in and
international energy investors. Exciting things are around Haisla Nation traditional territory in Kitimat.
happening in Northwest British Columbia and Ledcor is Over the years, our partnership has allowed us to
proud to play a part in shaping the region’s future. make the most out of this unique convergence of
BC is home to several major LNG developments in opportunities in the region.
various stages of execution, and two of these critically In 2014, Ledcor extended the partnership with Haisla
important projects are found in the Kitimat region. Nation to include Summit Aviation Group – a member
Kitimat LNG and LNG Canada are among the largest of The Ledcor Group of Companies – to form Summit
private-sector investments in Canadian history. Kitimat Kitimat Aviation. Summit Air is active in the region,
LNG (Chevron-Woodside) has invested in developing a providing crew movements as a subcontractor on its
large industrial site and access road for a compressor RJ85 and RJ100 jet aircraft between the nearby airport
facility at Bish Cove on the traditional territory of in Terrace, British Columbia and Edmonton, Alberta.
the Haisla First Nation. Similarly, LNG Canada (Shell- But Ledcor’s work in the community doesn’t end
Mitsubishi-Sinopec-Korea Gas-Petronas) recently there. Ledcor’s construction team was awarded the
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Haisla Community Health Centre construction Ledcor’s DNA since the beginning. It continues to
project – a medical centre that will offer additional be a key part of what we do, all while delivering
care to the Haisla community. The Centre was industry-leading safety performance and quality for
funded directly by the Haisla Nation Council, First our clients.
Nations Health Authority, and Indigenous Services Ledcor is excited to bring the strength and
Canada. expertise of our employees to these and various
Diverse opportunities in Northwest BC will other projects in British Columbia to build a bright
create tangible benefits for the region – including future for the region.
employment and skills training, contracting
opportunities and long-term development
and sustainability for Haisla Nation, the local
community, and all British Columbia.
Working in the region also presents many
challenges, and Ledcor is well-positioned to face
them. Pioneering work for resource and energy
companies and partnering with local communities
on remote developments has been a part of
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BUILDING
DESTINATION DEERFOOT CITY
REDEVELOPMENT PHASE 1 & 2
SHAPE
CALGARY, ALBERTA . The Destination Deerfoot City project involves the redevelopment of the existing Deerfoot Mall
located in northeast Calgary. The project includes the conversion of the mall into an open-air regional centre, offering
a unique new shopping experience in Calgary.
The construction of Phase 1 (now completed) included building a 12,500 ft 2 (1,260 m2) single-story structure with
a drive-thru on the west side, and a two-storey, 38,000 ft 2 (3,530 m2) building with retail units on the lower level,
professional office space on the upper level and an atrium with an architecturally designed staircase and elevator.
The existing north mall run was converted into two new commercial retail units of approximately 14,000 ft 2 (1,300
m ) and 35,000 ft 2 (3,250 m2). New façades on the north building frontage were built to preserve as much of the
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existing building as possible.
Construction of Phase 2 of the redevelopment is complete, and it includes a food lodge, a main high street for
open-air shopping, and all-new site lighting, irrigation, landscape, hardscape, and asphalt.
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BUILDING
KING GEORGE HUB PHASE B & C
PCI GROUP
SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA. King George Hub is a multi-use development located at King George SkyTrain station in
the heart of Surrey City Centre. It is a vital transit hub for multiple bus routes, making it convenient to travel anywhere
in the Metro Vancouver region.
Phase A was completed in October 2015 and is headquarters for Coast Capital Savings. Phase B consists of two
new 40 and 29-storey residential towers with 738 suites and one 15-storey office tower. A 100,000 ft 2 (9,290 m2)
commercial retail podium connects the three towers and sits above three levels of below-grade parking. Phase B is
expected to be completed in winter 2021-2022. Phase C includes a 34-storey, 371-unit rental building with commercial
retail space and three levels of below-grade parking. Phase C completion is expected in spring 2022.
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BUILDING
ZIBI LANDS 0 CONDOMINIUMS
THEIA PARTNERS & DREAM UNLIMITED
OTTAWA, ONTARIO. Zibi is a multi-phased redevelopment project in the downtown cores of both Ottawa, Ontario and
Gatineau, Quebec. The master-planned community overlooks the Ottawa River and is framed by the Portage Bridge
and Waterfront Quarter to the east and Chaudière Crossing and Albert Island to the west. The 34-acre project spans
two provinces and is partnered with the local Algonquin First Nation.
The first residential building, O Condominiums, was completed in December with the first residents now moved in.
The modern six-storey building has 70 units —each with bright, open-concept layouts and up to three-bedrooms. The
ground floor offers commercial retail space, and the building is topped off with a shared rooftop terrace offering views
of Parliament and the waterfront.
Ledcor is providing construction management services on the Zibi project; supplying pre-construction expertise
throughout the design development phase of each project; and directing construction through to substantial
completion.
A few of the complexities of this project include substantial remediation, working in Canada’s two official
languages, ensuring the stability of existing historic buildings, and delivering Canada’s first One Planet Community.
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BUILDING
COSTCO BAYONNE
COSTCO WHOLESALE
BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY. In March 2019, Ledcor completed a new
warehouse for our valued, long-time client, Costco. The warehouse,
located in Bayonne, New Jersey, is over 158,000 ft 2 (14,680 m2) and
includes an 18-pump fuel station.
Costco is the anchor tenant for Harbor View Marketplace at
Bayonne’s Military Ocean Terminal which is under redevelopment.
Initially designed as a port terminal in the 1930s, the man-made
peninsula became a U.S. Navy dry-docking center in World War II
and later became a U.S. Army base in 1967.
Soil conditions on this man-made peninsula required the use
of 2,188 rigid inclusion piles ranging in depth from 20ft to 40ft, to
reduce the risk of unacceptable settlement. The rigid inclusion piles
were required under the building slab, building foundations, utility
piping, man-hole structures, light pole bases, and fuel tanks.
BUILDING
NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE
TRADES CENTRE
NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE
DAWSON CREEK, BRITISH COLUMBIA. The Northern Lights College Trades Centre opened for classes in September 2018.
It provides students with hands-on learning to gain the tools and skills necessary for a career in the skilled trades.
Ledcor was awarded the construction of the Northern Lights College Trades Centre project after a competitive bid
process. Following the demolition of the older Second World War-era structures, Ledcor constructed a new 43,000 ft 2
(3,995 m2) trades facility that connects via an indoor walkway to the main building of the Dawson Creek campus.
The new building also provides physical capacity for up to 96 new full-time-equivalent spaces - a 33% increase. This
will create better access for prospective trades students in Northern Lights College’s campus region across northern
BC. The new addition is LEED Gold and includes extensive mass timber with glulam structure, cross-laminated timber
panelling and modularized wood roof panels.
10 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019BUILDING
GREEN FALLS LANDING
RETIREMENT RESIDENCE
REVERA
REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN. Revera Green Falls Landing is Regina’s newest retirement community. The seniors care
facility is set on seven acres and offers a range of retirement living lifestyle options from seniors’ apartments, to
independent and assisted retirement living, and private memory care.
The main building’s four levels consist of 222 retirement suites located on the top three floors and an extensive
list of amenities on the main floor. The amenities include a spa, a salon, fitness services, pet care and dog walking
services, a full-service restaurant, a licensed pub and fireside lounge bistro, and a theatre. The main floor also includes
more than 25,000 ft 2 (2,300 m2) of commercial retail space.
The open-concept design and campus-like setting includes an outdoor courtyard, a walking path, several gardens,
a putting green, and a dog park and washing station. Green Falls Landing is designed with sustainability in mind and is
targeting LEED Silver certification.
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60 BLOOR STREET
MORGUARD
TORONTO, ONTARIO. Ledcor is providing construction management services on the 60 Bloor Street West office tower
renovation project in downtown Toronto.
The project includes a lobby renovation, a new exterior facade with canopies at the grade level, modernized
elevators, and new mechanical systems. The upgrades will enhance tenant comfort and air quality in the building.
The building is currently fully occupied with tenants, so the exterior work is being completed during the day. An
innovative overclad system is being used to limit tenant exposure to the elements and allows the project to stay on
schedule.
The construction is powered with 100% clean, renewable energy, and the final renovation is targeting LEED Gold
certification.
12 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019BUILDING AMBLESIDE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PHASE 2 GROSVENOR WEST VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. The Grosvenor Ambleside development design includes two mid-rise ultra-luxury condominium buildings in the community of West Vancouver. With the first building completed, construction of Phase 2 will add a second building of 42 luxury condominium units bringing the total to 99 units in the development when completed. The final complex will include retail and office space, a fitness centre, yoga studio, and two and a half levels of underground parking. Linking the two buildings will be a 7,000 ft 2 (650 m2) glass-covered galleria providing a pedestrian pathway and waterfront views. Reflecting an authentic West Coast aesthetic, this high-end residential facility contains materials and products sourced from all over the globe, including stone and cabinetry from Italy. Ledcor is providing pre-construction and construction services for both phases of this project. The project is situated near the ocean and at the foot of the mountains. SEE MORE AT LEDCOR.COM THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019 13
OIL & GAS
WHITE SPRUCE PIPELINE
TC ENERGY
FORT MACKAY, ALBERTA. The White Spruce Pipeline Project involved construction of a 50.8 cm (20 in), 72 km (45 mi) pipeline
designed to carry light synthetic crude oil (SCO) produced at Canadian Natural Resources’ (CNRL) Horizon Site through a
receipt meter station to the MacKay Terminal, located about 40 km (25 mi) west of Fort McMurray.
The project included the construction of six valve sites, three horizontal directional drill crossings of major rivers in the
region, and completion of the electric and instrumentation work to commission the pipeline for service.
Construction of the White Spruce Pipeline has enabled increased production out of CNRL and makes use of the recently
completed Grand Rapids Pipeline System (constructed to transport product to Edmonton.)
TC Energy has several active pipeline projects in the region and leverages existing pipeline right of ways (ROW) to the
furthest extent to reduce the overall project footprint.
14 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019OIL & GAS ALBIAN SANDS JACKPINE MINE CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LTD. (CNRL) JACKPINE MINE, ALBERTA. In 2018, Ledcor started work at Canadian Natural Resources’ site at the Jackpine Mine for the Sand Cell 1 (East Splitter Dyke Level 2) internal drains extension project. Sand Cell 1 is an external tailings facility with increasing water levels, thus requiring the extension of existing outtakes. The scope of the work included the extension of 18 existing outtakes. To do this, Ledcor was hired to dig at each tie in point in between collector pipe and outtake pipe, cut the existing outtake pipe and fuse a new outtake pipe. The project was challenging at times because of the irregular topography of the area, making it difficult to excavate trenches for the installation of the new outtakes of up to seven meters deep. To finish the project within the scheduled date provided by CNRL, several excavators were used at the same time to dig and backfill trenches. SEE MORE AT LEDCOR.COM THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019 15
INFRASTRUCTURE
SOUTHWEST
CALGARY RING ROAD
RIVER REALIGNMENT
GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA
CALGARY, ALBERTA. The Southwest Calgary Ring Road
(SWCRR) project is a 31 km (19 mi), six- and eight-lane
divided highway along the southwest portion of Calgary.
Ledcor is an integrated team member of the Design Build
Joint Venture (DBJV) for the project with Kiewit and Graham
called KGL. Part of the project involved realigning sections of
Elbow River and Fish Creek to make way for the new highway.
The “fish window” is a brief period between April 16 and
May 1 and the only time that the SWCRR team could realign
sections of the rivers. The design-build team planned for
months to prepare for the fish window. The team had to
secure permits from Alberta Environment and Parks and
Fisheries and Oceans Canada before commencing work.
Permitting proved challenging in the environmentally
sensitive Elbow River. Upstream communities had seen
extensive damage during Calgary’s 2013 floods and
downstream contained the Glenmore Reservoir – a major
source of Calgary’s drinking water. Through multiple design
iterations and a series of extensive 2D and 3D hydraulic
analysis, the final design resulted in minimal impacts to the
floodplain.
Meeting the May 1 realignment deadline was critical
to the project’s schedule. Missing the deadline would
have landlocked 1 million cubic meters of excavation
and embankment in the Elbow Valley for an additional
construction season.
To realign the river sections, crews had to redirect the
water to a new 2,000 m (6,650 ft) bioengineered channel to
minimize the impact on fish and habitat. The bioengineered
channel mimicked the existing channel’s cross-section,
curvature, natural morphology and velocity. Living trees,
shrubs and grasses with tree roots, woody debris and rocks
were integrated to increase the strength and structure of
the streambank. Riparian zones were planted and left to
revegetate for 10 months during which time the construction
of three bridges over the new channel had to be significantly
progressed before activating the channel.
The work was completed safely, on time and with minimal
impacts to the surrounding environment.
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MINING
ISABELLA PEARL MINE
GOLD RESOURCE CORPORATION
MINERAL COUNTY, NEVADA. The Isabella Pearl Gold Project is in south-central Nevada’s Walker Lane
Mineral Belt in Mineral County, Nevada. Gold Resource Corp retained Ledcor to work on road development
around the mine, excavation, earthworks, underground utilities, fencing, and concrete foundation work.
Construction activities began in June 2018 with Ledcor clearing and grubbing operations in preparation
of heap leach pad construction.
18 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019TRANSPORTATION
NEW HELICOPTER FOR
BC AMBULANCE SERVICE
BC AMBULANCE SERVICE
KAMLOOPS, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Summit Helicopters
recently deployed a brand-new, state-of-the-art Bell
412 EPI helicopter to support the BC Ambulance Service
operations in central British Columbia under a six-year
contract. Summit Helicopters provides air ambulance
support to the BC Ambulance Service from its base at
Kamloops International Airport (YKA).
The Bell 412 EPI was built in Canada and features
enhanced performance technology, advanced navigation
systems and mission versatility. As a BCAS air
ambulance, the helicopter has two emergency patient
stretchers and two critical care paramedics, along with a
two-pilot crew.
PROPERTIES
HERCULES BAYFRONT GRAND BUILDING
LEDCOR DEVELOPMENT, ANDERSON PACIFIC LLC, QUALICO DEVELOPMENTS INC.,
AND LANTOWER RESIDENTIAL
HERCULES, CALIFORNIA. In March 2019, Ledcor Development announced the groundbreaking of The Grand. It is the second
phase of the Hercules Bayfront Master Plan, a unique waterfront development led by Ledcor Development in partnership
with Anderson Pacific LLC, Qualico Developments Inc., and Lantower Residential. The first phase of the development, The
Exchange, broke ground in June 2018 and is set to open in spring 2020.
The Grand, a four-story apartment, will consist of 232 studios, and one- and two-bedroom residences. It also will include
15 affordable housing units as a part of the 74 affordable housing units project-wide. The 368,293 ft 2 (34,200 m2) Grand
will be equipped with a modern fitness center, car charging stations, bike storage and repair areas, and a pet salon with a
grooming bath station. It is set to open a year after The Exchange in spring 2021.
SEE MORE AT LEDCOR.COM THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019 19PROPERTIES
LUANA GARDEN VILLAS AT
HONUA KAI RESORT & SPA
LEDCOR DEVELOPMENT
KA’ANAPALI, MAUI, HAWAII. Luana Garden Villas is the final phase of Honua Kai Resort and Spa and Maui’s newest oceanfront
development. Luana is a collection of 72 three-bedroom garden villas spread over 10 acres of land along the northern shores
of Ka’anapali Beach. At over 2,000 ft 2 (186 m2), each home has a large lanai for outdoor living, comes fully furnished, and has
convenient access to over 38 acres of resort amenities.
Prices start around $2 million USD, with almost 90 percent of homes currently sold. Construction commenced in spring
2018 with the first homes scheduled for completion in early fall 2019.
20 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019COMMUNICATIONS HIGHLY SKILLED TECHNICIANS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA. Ledcor’s Field Services Group has field technicians strategically located across North America to keep client networks continuously operating - making it the broadest network maintenance coverage on the continent. The unique technician footprint allows Ledcor Technical Services (LTS) to provide many services to its clients - including installation and repair services to homes and businesses, preventative network maintenance and 24/7/365 emergency repair services. In total, LTS has over 1,800 employees across North America. Supported by Ledcor dispatch centers that operate around the clock, these highly skilled technicians have gained a reputation for consistently exceeding client service level agreements. SEE MORE AT LEDCOR.COM THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019 21
LEDCOR CARES
LEDCOR EMPLOYEE GIVING CAMPAIGN
RAISES OVER $1.4M IN 2018
ACROSS NORTH AMERICA. Since 2013, Ledcor employees have participated in an annual giving campaign that raises
money in support of over 200 charities across North America. In October 2018, the campaign raised more than
$700,000 in pledges and employee fundraising, which was corporately matched by Ledcor for a total donation to
charity of over $1.4M.
Giving back to the communities in which we live and work is a key part of Ledcor’s core values and culture. The
Employee Giving Campaign runs over three weeks in October and employee contributions through pledges and
fundraising activities are corporately matched dollar for dollar. Money raised goes towards charities within our
communities such as children’s hospitals and hospices, local food banks, children and youth support programs, or
health charities. Employees are encouraged to volunteer at various charities where their help is a substantial way to
make a difference. To date, this campaign has raised more than $8.4M.
22 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019LEDCOR CARES
LEDCOR RAISES
$100K FOR MEN’S
HEALTH
ACROSS NORTH AMERICA. In November, Ledcor
employees participated in Movember in support of the
Movember Foundation. The Movember Foundation is
an international charity that supports men’s health,
specifically prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental
health, and suicide prevention. Many Ledcor employees
grew impressive moustaches to raise awareness for
some of the most significant health issues faced by
men.
This year, Ledcor matched funds of $50,000 CAD
donated by Ledcor employees to raise more than
$100,000 for the Movember Foundation.
LEDCOR TURNS
PINK FOR A DAY TO
COMBAT BULLYING
ACROSS NORTH AMERICA. In February, Ledcor employees in
Canada and the US wore pink in support of anti-bullying to
make our workplaces, schools and internet safer for all. In
Canada, we raised over $12,000 for the Kids Help Phone to
provide kids, teens and young adults with free professional
counselling services.
In the US, Ledcor donated over $1,200 to Pacer National
Bullying Prevention Center to lead social change and prevent
childhood bullying.
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LTS SHOWS
SUPPORT FOR
BC CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. In November
and December 2018, Ledcor’s Technical
Services team partnered with TELUS
to raise over $133,000 for BC Children’s
Hospital. TELUS donated $10,000 each week
(for seven weeks) if the Sales Team hit a
minimum target, and Ledcor matched those
contributions.
AWARDS
VIREB 2019 AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE -
INSTITUTIONAL
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ledcor built Vancouver
Island University’s new Centre for Health and Science
(CHS), in Nanaimo, recently received the Vancouver
Island Real Estate Board (VIREB) 2019 Award of
Excellence - Institutional.
The centre is a modern four-level 73,790 ft 2 (6,855
m ), multi-purpose post-secondary health and science
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learning facility. It can accommodate 888 students and
80 faculty, featuring 10 lecture rooms and 14 labs. CHS
was built using a construction management approach
which enabled the building to be completed within
budget and in time for the start of the fall 2018 school
semester.
24 THE GLOBE SUMMER 2019AWARDS
LEDCOR TAKES HOME RIX
AWARD FOR ENGAGED
CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade (GVBOT) presented its 2019 Rix Award for Engaged
Corporate Citizenship to Ledcor. They stated that “the iconic BC company and leader in community giving, has donated over
$20 million to various local charities over the last decade.” The Rix Award for Engaged Corporate Citizenship is presented to
an organization that demonstrates, both in policy and practice, the highest standards of stewardship towards the long-term
well-being of customers, employees, owners, business partners, the environment, and the broader community.
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