CISC Annual Report 2013-14

THE VOICE FOR THE STEEL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

2013 / 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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2Message from the Chairman of the Board and the CISC President

4Vision, Mission and Strategic Plan

6Members & Associates

8Advocacy

9Education, Training and Accreditation

10Research and Innovation

11CISC Solutions Centre

13Technical Publications

14Marketing and Communications

23Board of Directors

19Sustainability

20Quality Certifi cation

22Lifetime Achievement Awards

21Codes & Standards

24Member & Associate Products / Services Directory

2 | CISC | ANNUAL REPORT 2013 / 2014

Jim McLagan Chairman of the Board

This has been a good year for the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction and we all need to appreciate the tireless efforts of the CISC staff in promoting the industry and supporting the members and associates around the country. We are pleased to have welcomed a number of consultants as associates and hopefully their infl uence and appreciation of structural steel will help increase the market share for the benefi t of all our members and associates. The focus on education is also on the radar and with the proposed integration of the Steel Structures Education Foundation into the CISC Education and Research Council we hope to increase awareness and knowledge of the benefi ts of structural steel.

The Canadian and North American economy has experienced exciting times in the last few years. When the United States market was severely affected with the banking crisis, the fabricators in Canada who regularly supplied to this market had to refocus on domestic projects. To compound the increased capacity, Canada also became a target for foreign suppliers when the value of the dollar rose in comparison to other currencies.

The result of this increased competition may have a long term positive effect. Although some companies suffered badly and there may have been hardships, we did see increased

networking, amalgamations and some owners took the time to review their operating effi ciencies and updated their equipment and methods. I recently visited a shop and it resembled a modern automobile production plant rather than a traditional fabrication plant with minimal staff operating plasma and laser cutting tables and robotic welding stations. The foreign competition that continues to focus on our market may have lower labour costs but often also has the advantage of state of the art equipment and to maintain a somewhat level playing fi eld it is important to stay current with technology and equipment advances.

The good news is that there are many signs the economy has recovered and optimism is high in many regions and hopefully this will translate into solid backlog for all our members and associates.

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Ed WhalenPresident

This year has brought us to the end of our fi ve year Strategic Planning cycle, with a new one set to begin. This fall we will be engaging all stakeholders to take stock, look forward and provide input on how to make the steel industry and CISC stronger and more innovative than ever.

In a Member and Associate survey conducted in the fall of 2013, over 90% of the respondents stated that they were either “satisfi ed” or “very satisfi ed” as a member or associate of the CISC. The majority of respondents (over 70%) also rated the CISC’s products and services as either “good” or “excellent”. This overwhelming endorsement for the direction set by our members and the Board are being perceived positively by our stakeholders in the steel construction industry.

One major initiative this past year was advocacy at all levels of government for the benefi t of the steel industry. Our Regional Representatives have been empowered to engage their local and provincial governments to advocate for Prompt Payment, Fair Trade, and Infrastructure Investment using Canadian companies.

Other advocacy efforts in some parts of the country involved educating various levels of

governments, owners and stakeholders on the true cost of installed structures and the value of Canadian fabrication vs. offshore. The fruits of this campaign are now beginning to be realized by owners and governments having CISC market research statistics coupled with their own painful experiences. CISC will continue to educate and inform on the true cost of installed structures across Canada, while looking at other avenues to prevent our industry from being unfairly impacted by foreign companies.

Growth was a main pillar of the strategic plan. Over the past year the CISC has grown by over 30% with over 1,000 members and associates.

Looking to the future, the CISC will be reviewing the member and associate fees structure, better aligning the fees to the size and activities of the organization while providing more value thus making the decision to become a member or associate an easier one.

The organization is now one of action, protecting the interests of the members and associates while driving positive change for the steel industry.

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FINANCIAL• Achieved continued growth in new members and associates

• Launched new product portfolio pricing

• Launched new CISC multi-day accreditation programs

• New membership fee model development is currently underway

STAKEHOLDERS• Completed National Member & Associate Satisfaction Survey

• Launched new e-commerce site for publications and other products

• Increased online presence and engagement with stakeholders (social media, email and internet marketing)

• Increased growth in CISC Quality Certifi cation programs

• Achieved growing engagement of CISC Project Solutions

• Enhanced communications with Members & Associates and other stakeholders with new quarterly newsletter, monthly Advantage Steel newsletter, and Advantage Steel magazine

• Enhanced CISC brand image and promoted steel with presentations and exhibits at various industry, engineering and architectural tradeshows and events, and with media coverage in leading industry publications

• Developed various marketing collateral for regional staff to engage stakeholders.

• Held another successful national SteelDay in 2013

• Strongly promoted CISC and Canadian Steel at NASCC

• New round of strategic planning sessions to be held in all CISC Regions this fall

• Advocacy: Various National and Regional initiatives targeted at all levels of government and other key stakeholders are underway

• Creation of new CISC Education and Research Council underway

• Update underway of the CISC Code of Standard Practice

• New CISC mobile apps for Engineering Design to be launched in fall 2014

• Expansion of CISC Regional Design Awards to all regions is underway

• Steel industry gave back with contributions to rebuilding the L’Ecole Lakay trade school in Haiti.

INTERNAL PROCESSES• Developed new CISC By-Laws to be compliant with the Canada Not-for-profi t Corporations Act (CNCA)

• Adopted new Anti-Spam policy and email marketing practices to comply with new Canada Anti-Spam legislation

• Transition to a new Association Management System underway

• New Member & Associate Fee Committee currently working on revised fee structure

• Continued enhancements to corporate website are underway

• Improvement and streamlining of Membership Services with more effi cient, standardized processes and focus on customer service excellence is underway

ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH• Completed development of new HR hiring, screening and selection procedures

• Completed development of new policies covering governance and operations of CISC Regions

• Completed development of new CISC Board Member orientation package and mentorship program

• Implemented cloud based document sharing platform (BOX) to improve organizational communication

• New HR policies for staff being developed

OUR VISIONCanada’s voice for the steel construction industry, providing leadership in design and construction effi ciency, quality

and innovation.

OUR MISSIONThe CISC promotes the use and benefi ts of steel in construction, adds value to the construction and design community and supports the needs of the membership and industry through education and training, research and development, industry codes and standards, certifi cation and advocacy.

The CISC continues to move forward in its evolution to become the voice of Canada’s steel construction industry, inspired by our bold vision and guided by our strategic plan objectives to strengthen the CISC, enhance membership value and increase market share.

There have be several milestone achievements of strategic plan objectives in the past year, and several new initiatives are currently underway. These include:

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Our members and associates represent the entire steel construction industry and include businesses that are centres of excellence, professionals at the leading edge of practice, and educators and students that are shaping the engineering and architectural practices of tomorrow.

The CISC intends to engage, facilitate, and support all stakeholders, bringing to the table engineers, architects, fabricators, owners and developers, constructors, unions and educators (just to name a few) for the betterment of our industry.

Members and associates belong to one of seven regions: Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba & NW Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia.

OUR MEMBERS ARE:

• Steel Fabricators

• Steel Service Centres or Steel Warehouses

• Steel Mill Producers

• Steel Detailers

• Steel Affi liates

OUR ASSOCIATES ARE:

• Steel Fabricators

• Steel Erectors

• Suppliers

• Consultant Companies

• Builders or Stakeholders

• Professional Individuals

• Technical Individuals

• North American Steel Mill Producers

In 2013 / 14 we have added 292 members and associates for a growth of 37%.

BENEFITS OF JOINING THE CISC INCLUDE:

Belong to a world-class brand: As a member or associate, you belong to an organization that is recognized as being at the forefront of innovation, technical expertise and industry knowledge.

Networking: Network with your peers, industry stakeholders and decision makers at various regional and national seminars, conferences and special events.

Professional development: Attend our leading edge courses and seminars covering the most complex and challenging topics in engineering design and construction, and earn continuing education credits.

Industry knowledge: Access our extensive library of authoritative publications that have become the industry standard for steel design and construction. Gain a competitive advantage with access to the latest industry trends and market information.

Project Solutions: Collaborate with our experts to explore different engineering design and construction solutions for your next project, and access our innovative design tools and applications.

Research & Development: Discover today’s best ideas and support tomorrow’s promising initiatives by participating in various research and development programs and committees.

Recognition: Receive industry recognition and profi le for excellence in engineering and architectural design at our regional and national Design Awards competition.

Advocacy: Engage government and key industry stakeholders and drive change on the key issues affecting our industry.

A COMMUNITY OF INDUSTRY LEADERS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO OFFERING THE MOST INNOVATIVE AND COMPETITIVE SOLUTIONS FOR STEEL CONSTRUCTION.

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1. CISC FEE REVIEW COMMITTEE WORKING TO ENHANCE VALUE FOR MEMBERS & ASSOCIATESThe CISC Board of Directors have appointed a national committee to review our current fee model and associated benefi ts in order to evaluate if any changes or modifi cations are needed to enhance overall value offered to members and associates. The Committee is currently hard at work developing proposed concepts to be presented to the Board early in the new year.

2. NEW LEADING EDGE ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE BEING IMPLEMENTED TO ENHANCE OPERATIONSThe CISC is in the midst of transitioning to a new state-of-the art association management database system that will streamline our operations, improve our data management capabilities, and introduce more effi cient and customer friendly functionalities for our members and associates.

This includes the implementation of a fully integrated e-commerce platform for our products and services, a new event registration module for national and regional events and course registrations, a new email communications platform, and a “self service” CRM database which members and associates can update on their own. We expect this exciting new platform to be live in 2015.

3. NEW E-COMMERCE SYSTEM LAUNCHED TO PROVIDE AN ENHANCED AND USER-FRIENDLY WAY TO ORDER CISC PRODUCTS AND SERVICESA new e-commerce system for the purchase of CISC products and services has recently been launched. Our e-commerce platform offers a streamlined and user friendly experience for ordering our publications and other future products and services, while signifi cantly improving our back-end processes. Visit our website today to experience our new e-commerce system!

4. NEW CISC BY-LAWS UNDERGOING FINAL REVIEW A fi nal draft of the CISC’s new By-laws, designed to be fully compliant with the Canada Not-for-profi t Corporations Act (CNCA), is in the fi nal review stage and will be voted on at the AGM in St. John’s in the fall.

5. NATIONAL CISC MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES SATISFACTION SURVEY CONDUCTED • As mandated by the CISC Strategic Plan, we developed a comprehensive, bilingual survey for Members and Associates which ran from October to November.

• This was a detailed survey that was designed to capture feedback on the current satisfaction levels of our members and associates with our products, services, events and national and regional marketing and advocacy activities. We also captured their suggestions for improvement and new areas we should be looking at.

• We had a strong response rate with 280 respondents, including 78 Fabricators from across the country.

• Over 90% of the respondents indicated that they were either “satisfi ed” or “very satisfi ed” as a member or associate of the CISC.

• Over 70% of the respondents rated our products and services as either “good” or “excellent”.

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1. PROMOTING FREE AND FAIR TRADE• The CISC continues to actively advocate for Canadian steel, free and fair trade, and for an open and competitive global marketplace.• In the past year we have strengthened our national partnerships with Federal government departments such as Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada and provincial economic ministries. We leveraged these partnerships to collaborate on issues such as ensuring a level playing fi eld for Canadian steel companies both at home and abroad, ensuring reciprocal market access for the Canadian steel industry in non-Canadian jurisdictions, and to address outstanding issues with the United States including Buy American legislation.

2. REGIONAL ADVOCACY INITIATIVESCISC delegations, with representatives from the CISC and our members and associates, held several meetings over the past year with multiple provincial and municipal government agencies. Some of the key issues that were discussed include:• Importance of a free, fair and competitive marketplace and CISC’s Free and Fair Trade Act. One of the key successes that we had last year was our work with the Town of Halton Hills in Ontario that led to the Town’s adoption of a Free and Fair Trade resolution.• Reciprocity in both government and industry procurement practices.• CISC’s proposed Royalty Adjustment framework for use of Canadian content.• Cost Competitiveness and capacity of the Canadian fabrication industry. We actively promoted the superior value proposition of Canadian steel fabrication across the country, with a particular focus on the oil and gas sector in Alberta through meetings with the Alberta government, energy companies, owners, and our participation in a provincial coalition of steel manufacturers.

3. OPPOSITION TO WOOD FIRST AND SIX-STOREY HEIGHT INCREASE BILLS• We have been strongly engaged with provincial governments across the country to raise awareness of the dangers of legislating preferential policies for building materials, and of bypassing the National Building Code of Canada.• We have been actively communicating with politicians and other key stakeholders to raise awareness of the negative impact of preferential policies on the safety and quality of our built environment and on Canadian jobs through deputations, meetings, social media and interviews in trade and mainstream media.

• The CISC also submitted comments to the Public Regulatory Review Committee for the Ontario six-storey wood bill to express our concerns.• We participated in CONVERGE 2013, a one day conference organized by the Coalition for Fair Construction Practices that brought together the construction industry, academia and the consulting community to discuss the challenges and dangers of providing preferential treatment to building materials, such as the Wood First Act. We also put out our own media release to highlight the issue which received widespread coverage.

4. PROMPT PAYMENT ACT• The CISC, both individually and as part of the National Trade Contractors Coalition of Canada (NTCCC), has been actively promoting Prompt Payment legislation across the country.• We strongly advocated for the Ontario Prompt Payment Act in partnership with our Ontario Region in the past year. Our efforts included numerous meetings with key stakeholders, and an intensive telephone, email and letter campaign to all members of the review committee that resulted in unanimous endorsement of our position from all political parties. • The industry’s efforts resulted in the government’s decision to conduct a full review of Ontario Prompt Payment practices and the Ontario Lien Act. Our efforts will continue until this Act comes to fruition and is enacted as law.

5. ADVOCATING FOR A STEEL SOLUTION, AND CANADIAN STEEL FOR THE CHAMPLAIN BRIDGE REDEVELOPMENT• With the announcement of the Champlain Bridge’s $5 billion Federal redevelopment plan, we started proactively advocating for a steel solution for the Bridge, and for reciprocity and fair trade considerations in the Federal government’s procurement practices.• We have also been strongly communicating the superior value provided by Canadian and Quebec Steel Bridge Fabricators. • In partnership with our Quebec Region, a number of meetings have been held with Quebec government ministers, and a series of 6 letters were sent out to the Federal government, Opposition parties, as well as the Quebec premier and provincial government departments.

RAISING AWARENESS AND DRIVING CHANGE ON THE KEY ISSUES FACING OUR INDUSTRY

The CISC continues to intensify its advocacy efforts and is leading the charge in engaging stakeholders at all levels of government and industry across the country on the key issues that impact our industry.

We have been engaged in several advocacy initiatives in the last year, actively promoting the interests of our industry. These include:


In the past year, CISC provided 330 hours of continuing education to 700 registrants. Our team of 26 course leaders delivered 14 courses and 5 seminars in English and French. In addition, we are also actively promoting in-house training offerings.

The number of courses and seminars offered by the CISC continues to grow at a rate of about 20% a year. To accomplish this, we engage leading designers, researchers, steel fabricators and industry experts to develop and deliver our courses. It is the knowledge and experience of our course leaders and in particular their ability to fi eld question and suggest practical solutions that defi nes CISC Courses as the “best of the best”.

New courses offered by CISC in 2013 / 2014 included:

• Single Storey Building Design (7 hours)

• Connections II (40 hours, online)

• Assemblages parasismiques pour les charpentes d’acier (7 heures)

• New webinars included AESS CISC Standard and Guidelines and AESS Applied

DEMONSTRATE YOUR EXPERTISE WITH CISC ACCREDITATION Our recently launched CISC Accreditation programs are designed to provide industry personnel with a greater level of expertise, technical skills and credibility and to ensure greater uniformity in steel inspection and design.

The fi rst program that was launched is the CISC Accredited Steel Inspector – Buildings, which requires participation in the 3-day course and an 80% grade on the 3-hour fi nal exam. There are now 28 certifi cate holders in this category.

The new program launched this year is the CISC Accredited Steel Connections Designer – Conventional Construction, which involves taking the 40 hour Connections II course and achieving 80% on the 3-hour fi nal exam, being a registered professional engineer and showing evidence of relevant steel design experience. To date we have had 26 registrants for this course, and there are 7 accredited Steel Connections Designers across the country.

FUTURE PROGRAMS Our future plans include a course called “Building with Steel: Critical stuff you need to know” designed for building offi cials, engineers who don’t design steel buildings regularly, and architects. This course is currently under development and scheduled for delivery in the fall of 2014.

With our focus for new courses expanding to include the needs of other stakeholders in the steel fabrication industry, a 4-course Diploma program for Structural Steel Project Managers is in the early stages of development with a third party provider. This program is for industry personnel who have risen through the ranks but are not professional project managers. A 1-day orientation course is planned for professional project managers new to the steel industry. Estimators are another industry group that CISC can help train and a full course on cost estimating is the next goal.

A development / delivery proposal is being evaluated for a new course to train inspectors of existing steel bridges. This will be a 3-4 day course that will also serve as a prerequisite for the next CISC accreditation program.

CISC has tested the demand for self-paced training material and is now bundling pre-recorded online courses and webinars with tutoring, Q&A and testing to leverage our course development investment and provide training outside of scheduled events.

This will be an exciting year with a strengthened focus on Education and Research at the CISC and the launch of new courses and programs.

DELIVERING LEADING EDGE EDUCATION ON TODAY’S MOST COMPLEX ENGINEERING, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION TOPICS

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SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMSIn the past year, the CISC has directly or indirectly through the Steel Structures Education Foundation, contributed over $100,000 to various scholarships and educational programs. Two such national programs include the G. J. Jackson Fellowship and the Architectural Student Scholarships.

G. J. JACKSON FELLOWSHIPThis prestigious award is currently valued at $20,000 over a one year period and is presented annually to a structural engineering student who is in their fi rst or second year of full-time graduate studies. The 2013-2014 recipient is Cameron Ritchie, a Ph.D. student at the University of Toronto studying “Hollow Structural Sections subject to blast and impact loading” under the supervision of Professor Jeffrey A. Packer.

ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPSTo promote excellence in steel design, the CISC funds a scholarship program with a three year commitment of $3,000 per university per year for all eleven schools of Architecture in Canada.

AISC / ASCE NATIONAL STUDENT STEEL BRIDGE COMPETITIONCISC is a proud sponsor of the national competition, which was held at the University of Washington in Seattle from May 31 - June 1, 2013. Three Canadian teams qualifi ed for the national level competition. These three teams ranked as follows: Université Laval (7th), Lakehead University (10th) and University of British Columbia (33rd).

ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITIONThis competition gives a unique opportunity to students enrolled in professional programs in Architecture. The purpose of the competition is to enlighten and excite future architects about steel structures. An Award of Excellence valued at $3,000 and two Awards of Merit valued at $2,000 are given out annually. The 2013 winning entry entitled “Shape Space” was created by Gabriella den Elzen and James Clarke-Hicks from the University of Waterloo under the supervision of Terri Meyer Boake & Mark Cichy.

UNIVERSITY RESEARCH GRANTSIn the past year, the steel industry has provided over $100,000 in university grants to researchers at fi ve leading Canadian universities.

The principal researcher on the highest ranked proposal was Robert G. Driver, University of Alberta who received the 2013 H.A. Krentz Research Award and gift of $5,000 for his research project on “Solving the Mystery of Double-coped Beams”.

EDUCATORS MEETINGThe 2014 Joint Architectural and Engineering Educators’ Meeting was held on Friday, February 28 and Saturday, March 1, 2014 at the Hotel Manoir Victoria, Old Quebec City for 38 educators.

An interesting and stimulating 2-day programme was developed by a Committee consisting of educators and industry representatives. The theme was “Steel Bridges” and “Intricate Fabrication” with related presentations, a shop tour and site visits.

The fi rst day was a joint session where innovative and leading-edge developments in steel construction were revealed and project case studies of interest to both the architects and engineers were presented. The keynote speaker was Paul Kassabian, Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger, and MIT, Boston, MA. Paul is a structural designer, educator and steel fabricator who worked on the fabrication and erection of the Gateshead Millennium Bridge in the UK.

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The CISC is committed to supporting research and education programs at leading Canadian universities as part of its mandate to support the development of expertise, knowledge and innovation in steel design and construction.

In the past year, the CISC has directly, or indirectly through our education foundation, funded various scholarships, supported student competitions in Architecture and Engineering and provided university grants totaling over $300,000.

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1. PROJECT SOLUTIONSThe Project Solutions (PS) services are an important part of CISC’s overall mandate to promote steel as the material of choice for construction. Our Project Solutions services provide decision makers such as owners, developers, architects, engineers, cost consultants and other stakeholders with a comparative cost analysis on framing systems using steel versus other materials in order to help them make the most informed choice for their project. Through Project Solutions, the steel industry gets the message across to key decision makers who cannot be reached via other means of delivery, such as courses and seminars. Project Solutions also assists member fabricators with ‘exclusive’ services. Projects undertaken earlier this year include residential buildings, parking structures and a mixed-use development.

Promotion of Project Solutions ServicesIn order to increase awareness of Project Solutions services, several marketing campaigns were undertaken including participation in tradeshows, development of brochures, fl yers, advertising campaigns and special offers for Fabricators in the past year. This also included the development of a presentation tool that illustrates the scope and methodology of a Project Solutions Case Study which is now being actively used by our Regional staff.

2. TECHNICAL INQUIRIES & SOLUTIONSThe CISC Solutions Centre remains very busy as the “go to” place for any technical inquiries and solutions related to steel design and construction.

The four main channels that members, associates and design professionals use to engage the CISC Solutions Centre include:

a) CISC Help Desk Solutions Centre staff routinely attend to calls and emails etc. from structural engineers and others.

b) Q & A Technical Column The Q&A Technical Column in Advantage Steel highlights selected topics in a questions and answers format.

c) Seismic Corner Solutions Centre staff continue to write periodic articles for the Seismic Corner of Advantage Steel to keep the industry informed.

d) CISC Technical Forum The Forum helps to foster the growth and sharing of knowledge and best practices gained in steel design and construction.

The CISC Solutions Centre aims to be the one-stop resource for framing solutions and technical information on designing steel buildings and bridges in Canada. We are committed to fostering the development and sharing of knowledge and best practices in the construction industry through our various resources:


3. COST INDEX UPDATE • 2014CISC Cost Indices are an integral part of the cost estimating method described in Project Solutions Cost Estimating Method (see Technical Publications). It is only through the ongoing participation of our Members in the Cost Index survey that we are able to maintain valid cost indices. The Solutions Centre sincerely appreciates their effort and cooperation.

4. COURSES, WEBINARS & PRESENTATIONS

Steel Design for Low SeismicityAs many changes have been introduced in building codes and CSA Standard S16 in recent years, seismic design requirements have become increasingly more stringent and complex. The CISC Solutions Centre saw the need to clearly identify the situations where many of these stringent / complex requirements do not apply to steel framed buildings. Presented as a ‘hot topic’, this webinar helps structural engineers to decide as to when ‘conventional construction’ may be used.

Presentation on Slim-fl oor systems for residential buildingsThe Solutions Centre team presented a talk on steel-framed solutions for residential building construction in Halifax on April 16. It was well attended, both in person and via the webcast, by architects, structural engineers, members, and steel industry personnel.

Other CoursesAlfred Wong continues to participate as a principal presenter in 2 other steel design courses: The ‘Seismic Connections for Steel-Framed Buildings’ course and the ‘Seismic Design of Steel-Framed Buildings’ Course.

5. STEEL VERSUS CONCRETE CASE STUDYThe Solutions Centre is also working to prepare a case study on a complete steel-framed solution for a six-storey commercial building with itemized costs and identifi ed advantages of steel-framed solution versus a CIP concrete alternative. This case study will be launched in the fall of 2014.

6. STEEL DESIGN SOFTWAREThe Solutions Centre continues to develop its offering of steel design software. We currently offer two engineering design applications that are in conformance with the latest building code and steel design standards:

a) Steel Seismic Systems 2010 (SSS10) Helps the structural engineer to quickly identify all the steel seismic systems permitted by the National Building Code 2010 and CSA S16-09 based on user input of simple parameters.

b) Lateral Forces 2010 (LF10) This program will perform complex and tedious calculations for wind and seismic forces, in general, for steel-framed buildings.

We are also completing the fi nal beta testing for smartphone and tablet versions of these apps, which will be available in the iOS, Android and Blackberry platforms this fall.

Other steel design programs are also in the plans.

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CISC HANDBOOK OF STEEL CONSTRUCTIONThe Handbook contains detailed information for the design and detailing of structural steel. The 10th Edition incorporates changes to CSA S16-09 "Design of Steel Structures" and the steel section data. It also includes the updated CISC Commentary on S16-09 and the Code of Standard Practice for Structural Steel, featuring new appendices on AESS and Digital Modelling.

LIMIT STATES DESIGN IN STRUCTURAL STEELAuthored by Drs. Kulak and Grondin, this book serves as a teaching text for universities and technical colleges, and also as a valuable reference for practicing engineers. The 9th Edition refl ects changes in CSA S16-09, particularly with respect to bolted and welded connections, laterally unsupported beams, block shear and composite beams.

CALCUL DES CHARPENTES D’ACIER – TOMES I AND IIThe fi rst volume in the French-language series is intended mainly for undergraduate students, while the second is aimed at graduate students and practicing engineers. This comprehensive reference features chapters on steel properties, composite beams, plate girders, connection design (including gussets and column base plates), brittle fracture and fatigue.

CISC GUIDE FOR SPECIFYING ARCHITECTURALLY EXPOSED STRUCTURAL STEELDeveloped primarily for Architects, this guide authored by Terri Meyer Boake is also intended for all design professionals interested in AESS applications. The contents feature: the Categories Matrix, characteristics, coatings and fi nishes, connections, curves and cuts, and erection considerations.

CISC PROJECT SOLUTIONS COST ESTIMATING METHOD FOR STEEL BUILDING STRUCTURESThis guide provides a "do-it-yourself" method for estimating the cost of erected structural steel, which is widely used by estimators, designers and other construction professionals. Updates since the previous edition include a new feature to account for cost differences between members in Conventional Construction and those used in more ductile seismic force-resisting frames.

MOMENT CONNECTIONS FOR SEISMIC APPLICATIONS, 2ND EDITIONServes as an extension of Standard S16-14, by reference, and provides an alternative solution to full-scale testing, which was mandatory in S16-01 and S16-09. The 2nd Edition has incorporated a new connection type and enhanced versatility in many practical applications.

UPCOMING PUBLICATIONS

CISC HANDBOOK OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION, 11TH EDITIONWork is underway on the upcoming 11th Edition of the Handbook. New features will include:

• CSA Standard S16-14• New CISC Commentary on CSA S16-14• Listing of readily available steel member sizes• Expanded tables for beam shear connections including more bolt grades and imperial bolt sizes• New 8th Edition of the CISC Code of Standard Practice• New design data for anchor rods and washers• New design tables for single angles loaded in compression• Expanded tables of mechanical properties including ASTM steel grades• New design aid for multi-orientation fi llet welds

The CISC is responsible for authoring and publishing several leading publications on steel design and construction. The cornerstone of these is the CISC Handbook of Steel Construction – the de facto standard for the engineering community.

Updates and ongoing work on key publications include:

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1. SIGNIFICANT GROWTH IN CISC’S ONLINE AND SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCEThe redesigned, cutting edge CISC website has been very popular with users. Over the past year we have seen over 30% growth in our website traffi c to over 7.1 million hits and 175,000 unique visitors.

We have also signifi cantly strengthened our social media presence, more than doubling our followers on LinkedIn to 883, on Twitter to 124 and on Facebook to 726.

2. MEMBERS & ASSOCIATES GIVE TWO THUMBS UP TO THE NEW CISC WEBSITE AND QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER IN PULSE SURVEY• As recommended by the National Marketing Committee, we conducted a “pulse” survey to obtain feedback on the new CISC website and our recently launched Members & Associates Quarterly Newsletter. The results were extremely positive, with members and associates giving us their two thumbs up on design, content and overall quality.

• Over 80% of the respondents had seen one or both communication vehicles; 90% of the respondents indicated they were either “satisfi ed” or “very satisfi ed” with the two communication and marketing vehicles.

3. CISC BUILDS PROFILE AND INFLUENCES KEY STAKEHOLDERS AT 9 OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY’S LARGEST TRADESHOWS• CISC Marketing continues to actively participate in the construction industry’s leading conferences and tradeshows, delivering presentations and exhibiting with our tradeshow booths. Our objectives are to promote steel and the capabilities of our members and associates, recruit new members and associates, and build profi le for the CISC brand.

• In the last year the CISC was at nine different conferences including: The Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) Annual Conference, the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) Annual Convention, the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Festival of Architecture, Construct Canada, NASCC-the Steel Conference, the Short & Medium Span Bridge Conference, the National Supply Chain Forum, the Quebec Steel Symposium, and IIDEX Canada Architecture & Design Show.

This has been yet another momentous year as we implemented Year 2 of our National Marketing & Communications plan with a focus on fulfi lling our three key objectives: Strengthening the CISC brand, Enhancing Membership Value and Increasing Market Share

Some of the key milestones that were implemented or are being currently worked on include:

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4. STRONG CANADIAN STEEL AND CISC PRESENCE AT NASCC 2014: THE STEEL CONFERENCE IN TORONTO • The CISC family of members and associates had a strong presence at the NASCC this year, held in Toronto from March 26 - 28 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.• The CISC Staff were also out in full force - engaging stakeholders at our impressive 20ft x 20ft structural steel booth, moderating and delivering presentations at the different sessions, greeting members and associates and proudly promoting Canadian Steel!• The CISC also hosted a Members and Associates Appreciation Reception at the Hyatt Regency which saw a stellar turnout from our membership!

5. NEW MARKETING BROCHURES ON CISC RESEARCH STUDIES SHOWCASE THE QUALITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND COST EFFICIENCY OF CANADIAN STEELFour new marketing brochures are being fi nalized to more clearly articulate key fi ndings of our research studies that have been completed over the past year. These include:• CISC National Fabrication Capacity Study • Cost Competitiveness Study• Economic Impact of the Steel Construction industry on the Canadian economy• Life Cycle Analysis of Steel vs. Concrete framing for multi- storey residential buildings

6. CISC IN THE SPOTLIGHT IN THE NATION’S LEADING MEDIA OUTLETS • The CISC received prominent media coverage this past year with interviews and features in various national and trade publications on topics such as the dangers of preferential building materials, SteelDay, Canadian Fabrication capacity, and technical articles on topics such as Steel Bridge design.• Publications that covered us ranged from Construction Canada to Canadian Architect, Canadian Consulting Engineer, Daily Commercial News, Journal of Commerce, the Globe and Mail, Canadian Business and others.• Our media releases and interviews received over 2,676 impressions on average. • Our media releases were picked up by over 120 outlets including Reuters, Yahoo Finance, and CBS Marketwatch.• We also participated in a Steel feature in the Nova Scotia Business Journal.

7. NEW MARKETING COLLATERAL FOR REGIONAL STAFFSeveral marketing tools have been developed in the past year for use by Regional staff, including 3 presentations on Sustainability, AESS and an overview of the CISC.

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We also continue to participate in the North American Steel Construction Sustainability Taskforce sharing information and resources with other steel industry organizations. One of the projects this taskforce is working on is the development of a North American Life Cycle Assessment for various steel products.

9. ADVANTAGE STEEL MAGAZINE CONTINUES TO GROW IN READERSHIP AS THE STEEL INDUSTRY’S PREMIERE PUBLICATION We have published three issues of Advantage Steel magazine in the past year which featured several interesting topics including a special Steel Bridge issue, engineered fi re protection, and advantages of steel construction for hospitals and hotels. Our circulation continues to climb to over 5,500 subscribers. In addition, monthly online editions of the Advantage Steel newsletter were produced and emailed to a subscriber base of over 3,800 industry stakeholders. Also sent out every quarter is the CISC Members & Associates Quarterly newsletter which provides a comprehensive report on the activities of all CISC regions and national departments.

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QUALIT Y CERTIF IED

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The CISC Quality Certifi cation program for bridges ensures the highest quality and safety standards for your project

Le programme de certifi cation de la qualité de l’ICCA pour les ponts assure les normes de qualité et de sécurité les plus élevées dans le monde

Steel’s inherent strength, light weight, versatility, and high recycled content make it the ideal and most sustainable choice for bridge projects

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10. STEELDAY - A CELEBRATION OF STEEL ON OCTOBER 4, 2013The CISC family of members and associates held yet another successful SteelDay on October 4. We had a total of 34 hosts across the country with over 2600 attendees. British Columbia led the charge with over 1000 attendees, followed by Quebec with 600.

Attendees had the opportunity to take part in a variety of activities that ranged from plant and shop tours to 3D modelling and virtual welding demonstrations, and even a steel column climbing challenge. They were treated to an exciting, informative and enjoyable day to tour and learn about the steel construction industry.

11. SUPPORTING REGIONAL EVENTS, MARKETING AND ADVOCACY INITIATIVESWe continue to provide operational support for the marketing, promotional and advocacy initiatives of our regions, and manage marketing and communications on behalf of other CISC national departments. Activities in the past year included: support for CISC Regional Design Awards, Regional golf tournaments, Alberta Steel Workshop, CISC Educators Conference, Education & Training promotional brochures, AGM related materials, the Quebec Steel Symposium, CISC Publications brochure, and preparation of multiple documents, presentations, letters and briefi ng packages for meetings with provincial governments.

12. COMING SOON: COMPARATIVE STEEL VS. CONCRETE CASE STUDY FOR MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGSIn partnership with the CISC Solutions Centre and the Quebec Region, we have started work on a comprehensive case study that compares the advantages of steel vs. concrete framed buildings that will be launched nationally. The project elements that will be studied include design considerations, material options, costs, construction schedules, transportation, labour, site advantages, commercial / revenue opportunities, and any implications for renovations / restorations. Look for this study to be completed by the fall!

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1. PROMOTION OF THE RYERSON UNIVERSITY COMPARATIVE LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (LCA) CASE STUDY ON FRAMING SYSTEMSWe have been communicating the key fi ndings of this LCA study to our members and associates, consultants and other decision makers to help raise awareness of the sustainability of steel, and to debunk the superior “green” claims of other building materials. Numerous presentations and marketing materials have been developed including a Research Summary fl yer.

2. STRONG PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CANADA GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL (CaGBC) In an effort to engage greenbuilding leaders, policy makers, consultants and decision makers, the CISC has forged a strong partnership with the CaGBC. We have taken both national and certain regional level memberships and regularly attend their events to dialogue with key stakeholders and raise awareness of the sustainability benefi ts of steel.

We sponsored and exhibited at the 2013 CaGBC Annual Conference entitled “Building Lasting Change” in June, and delivered a keynote presentation on “Sustainable Steel” to an audience of architects, consultants, policy makers and others.

3. EXHIBIT AT THE UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM (UNEP) SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS & CLIMATE INITIATIVE ANNUAL MEETING IN QUEBEC CITY This was another event where we engaged stakeholders and key decision makers and shared information, research fi ndings, and tools that showcase the sustainability, performance and design versatility of steel.

4. SUSTAINABILITY PRESENTATIONS Sustainability presentations were also made at various other industry events including the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Festival of Architecture in 2013, and the Canadian Society For Civil Engineering (CSCE) Annual Conference in 2013.

5. FOR GREEN’S SAKE COLUMN IN ADVANTAGE STEEL MAGAZINEThis column is designed to keep our industry abreast of the latest trends and developments in the greenbuilding world. Three articles have been published in Advantage Steel this past year covering emerging sustainability topics such as Life Cycle Assessment, Biomimicry and Resilient design and construction.

6. PARTICIPATION IN THE NORTH AMERICAN STEEL CONSTRUCTION SUSTAINABILITY TASKFORCE This North American coalition of over 25 steel industry organizations continues to work together to conduct industry average Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) studies and develop Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for 7 product categories including structural sections.

7. REVIEW OF LEED V4 We have started our review of the newly launched LEED v4 and will work with our industry partners to develop education and informational tools for our members and associates.

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The sustainability movement has witnessed a lot of momentum and change this past year with the launch of LEED v4 in Canada in June 2014, a groundswell in the demand for high-performance, energy effi cient and “healthy” buildings, and a heightened awareness of the need for “Resilient” design and construction practices that equip our future buildings and structures to withstand the impacts of extreme weather events and climate change.

The CISC aims to be at the forefront of this movement with a focus on developing educational, informational and research tools to improve the construction industry’s understanding of steel’s sustainability features, and by responding to the evolving requirements of green construction and green building rating systems.

We have spent the last year actively telling the sustainability story of steel –the world’s greenest building material- through meetings, marketing campaigns, tradeshow exhibits, presentations and the development of case studies to all our key stakeholders including architects, engineers, owners, government and others.

Some of the key Sustainability initiatives implemented by the CISC in the past year include:

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CERTIFICATION PROGRAMSThere are two separate certifi cation programs offered by the CISC - Steel Structures and Steel Bridges.

CISC STEEL STRUCTURES CERTIFICATION• Focused on the fabrication shop (does not

include erection activities)

• Audited by a recognized third party auditing organization.

• Available to any structural steel fabricator in the world*

*Some conditions apply.

CISC STEEL BRIDGES CERTIFICATION• Focused on the fabrication shop (does not

include erection activities)

• Audited by a recognized third party auditing organization

• Available to any structural steel fabricator in the world*

*Some conditions apply.

COMPANIES PERFORMING FABRICATION FOR STEEL STRUCTURES AND STEEL BRIDGESA company wishing to be certifi ed for both Steel Bridges and Steel Structures shall demonstrate that they perform both activities on an ongoing basis. The separate or joint audits shall clearly demonstrate conformance to both structural and bridge activities.

CERTIFICATION OFFERS A CLEAR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE:• More owners are specifying CISC Quality

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• CISC Certifi ed companies get on the pre-qualifi ed bidders list

• CISC Certifi cation improves construction relationships

• CISC Certifi cation establishes long-term business relationships

• Certifi ed fi rms will be able to consistently demonstrate their delivery of the highest quality products and services.

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The CISC has one of the most comprehensive and independently audited quality certifi cation programs in the industry. The CISC Quality Certifi cation program has been rapidly gaining traction across the country with multiple provincial jurisdictions either already specifying or actively considering specifi cation of CISC Quality Certifi ed fabricators.

CISC Quality Certifi cation creates the right foundation of knowledge for fabricators of steel structures and steel bridges. It provides proof of quality and competence for the construction industry, assuring organizations of adherence to national and international standards.

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1. CSA STANDARD S16 - DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES S16-14 was published in June 2014. Due to late changes proposed for the seismic provisions in NBC, an interim revision to S16, which echoes the changes will likely be issued later.

2. NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF CANADANBC 2015 will be published late next year. Preparation of the Commentary to Part 4 is in progress; it will likely be published in 2016.

3. CAN / CSA STANDARD S6 - CANADIAN HIGHWAY BRIDGE DESIGN CODECSA has recently adopted a fi ve-year code revision cycle for S6. Commencing with the publication of S6-14, both S6 and S16 will issue a new edition in 2014 and be renewed in a concurrent 5-year cycle. CISC works to achieve harmonization and synchronization of these 2 importance standards. Late changes will delay the release of S6-14 till the fall.

4. CSA STANDARDS G40.20 / 21 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ROLLED OR WELDED STRUCTURAL QUALITY STEELCISC is funding the development of this standard. G40.20 / 21-13 standards were published in the spring of 2013.

5. CSA STANDARD S413 – PARKING STRUCTURESCSA aims to complete it in time for adoption by NBC 2015. S413-14 is also due to publish.

6. CSA W59 – WELDED STEEL CONSTRUCTIONW59-13 published in December 2013, superseding W59-03.

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• National Building Code of Canada

• CAN / CSA Standard S6- Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code

• CSA Standards G40.20 / 21 – General requirements for rolled or welded structural quality steel

• ISO Standard for Execution (Fabrication) of Steel Structures

• CSA W47.1 and W59

The CISC participates in activities related to over 40 codes and standards provincially, nationally and internationally on behalf of the steel industry including ISO, CSA, ASTM and NRC.

Notable updates to national codes and standards impacting the steel industry include:

Some of the codes we were involved in 2013 include:

ACTIVELY REPRESENTING THE STEEL INDUSTRY ON KEY CONSTRUCTION CODES & STANDARDS COMMITTEES


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The CISC Lifetime Achievement Awards honour individuals that have made a signifi cant contribution to the development, advancement, and success of the Canadian steel industry over a sustained period of years. This award recognizes individuals participating within the structural steel design, construction and academic community.

The CISC congratulates the distinguished winners of last year’s Lifetime Achievement Awards:

PAUL COLLINS

Paul Collins founded Collins Industries Ltd. in 1984, and owned and operated the company for 28 years before selling it to his two sons in 2012. During his tenure at Collins Industries Ltd. Paul served in many voluntary Board and committee positions related to the steel industry. These positions included: The Alberta Regional Chair for the CISC, the Alberta Regional Design Awards Committee Chair and a member on the National Marketing Committee. Outside of the CISC, Paul served on the Alberta Apprenticeship Board of Directors, CAREERS the Next Generation Board of Directors, and several Boards related to compassion work both locally and abroad. He remains connected to the CISC by working in an advisory role in the Alberta region assisting with the new sponsorship program which was rolled out in the summer of 2013.

ALAN LOCK

Alan Lock began his forty plus year career in the structural steel fabrication and erection industries as a Research Scientist for the Defense Research Establishment in Ottawa. He spent 14 years in a variety of roles at Robb Engineering and became their Sales & Engineering Manager in 1987. He joined Dominion Bridge Atlantic as an Operations Manager in 1990 and worked his way to General Manager in 1993. In 1995 he became the General Manager of Ocean Steel with full responsibility to supervise and direct the overall function and activities. In 2002 he started his own consulting fi rm, NALA Consulting Inc. In 2004 he joined the CISC as the Atlantic Regional Manager coordinating pertinent activities between all Atlantic CISC members and associates, consultants, owners, developers, educational institutions and various government departments. He remained in that role until 2012 and is now back as the CISC Atlantic Regional Representative for a second time.

SIGFRIED STIEMER

Dr. Sigfried Stiemer graduated with a Masters in Aeronautical Engineering and Space Technology at the University of Stuttgart in Germany in 1972 and went on to earn a Doctoral Degree in 1979. He worked in a variety of roles over the next few years and began his career with the University of British Columbia in 1981 as an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering.

He has been the recipient of several awards and distinctions over the years, including Fellow of the CSCE for Excellence in Engineering and for services rendered to his profession and to Canada, and last year he added a CISC Lifetime Achievement Award to his long list of honours.

STIG SKARBORN

Stig graduated with honours in Civil Engineering from the Technical College in Stockholm, Sweden in 1964. After moving to Canada, he started working within the consulting engineering fi eld in Vancouver, Toronto and Sudbury. In 1981 he started his own consulting practice in Fredericton, NB, providing design and welding engineering services. Within the latter fi eld he has assisted over 90 clients with welding certifi cation and procedure development and has been involved in buildings, bridges, ship building, offshore structures and pressure vessels.

Stig is designated as an International Welding Engineer, is an Associate of the CISC, sits on the Board of the Steel Structures Education Foundation, and belongs to the professional engineering associations in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. He has participated in the development of CSA standards for welding aluminum, offshore structures and ferry boarding facilities, and is a member of the American and Canadian Welding Societies and the American Institute of Steel Construction.


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Jim McLagan (Chairman)Canron Western Constructors Limited

Steve England (Vice Chairman)Cherubini Group

Harrison Wilson (Past Chairman)Ocean Steel & Construction Ltd.

Edward Whalen (President)CISC

Paul Zubick (Secretary)Supreme Group

Kevin Kelly Atlas Tube Canada ULC

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Paolo Colucci Maple Industries

Robert Dionisi ESSAR Steel Algoma Inc.

David Drouin Quirion Metal

Brian Hedges Russel Metals Inc.

Jason Hydomako IWL Steel

Tom Lau-Wiffi n Ed Lau Ironworks Ltd.

Doug Luciani CWB Group

Mike Minielly Dymin Steel Inc.

Joel Nadeau Canam

Alden Prior Apex Structural Design Ltd.

Peter Steunenberg Solid Rock Steel

Laurier Trudeau Abesco Ltd.


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ATLANTIC Canam, a division of Canam Group Inc.Moncton, NB 506-857-3164www.canam-construction.com

Cherubini Metal Works Limited P, SDartmouth, NS 902-468-5630www.cherubinigroup.com

Eascan Building Systems Ltd. STruro, NS 902-897-9553www.eascan.ca

Gerrys Welding & Fabrication Inc. B, SSt-John, NB 506-642-3704

MacDougall Steel Erectors Inc. SCornwall, PE 902-855-2100www.macdougallsteel.com

Marid Industries Limited SWindsor Junction, NS 902-860-1138www.marid.ns.ca

Modular Fabrication Inc. SMiramichi, NB 506-622-1900www.modularfab.com

MQM Quality Manufacturing Ltd. P, STracadie-Sheila, NB 506-395-7777www.mqm.ca

Ocean Steel & Construction Ltd. Br, P, SSaint John, NB 506-632-2600www.oceansteel.com

Prebilt Structures Ltd. P, SCharlottetown, PE 902-892-8577www.prebiltsteel.com

Ready Arc Welding (2000) Inc. B, Br, P, SSaint John, NB 506 696 8336www.readyarc.ca

RKO Steel Limited P, S Dartmouth, NS 902-468-1322

Tek Steel Ltd. S Fredericton, NB 506-452-1949

QUEBECAcier Fortin Inc. SMontmagny, QC 418-248-7904www.acierfortin.com

Acier Métaux Spec. inc. SChateauguay, QC 450-698-2161www.metauxspec.ca

Acier Profi lé SBB Inc. B, Br, J Terrbonne, QC 450-968-0800www.sbb.ca

Acier Robel inc. SSt-Eustache, QC 450-623-8449www.acierrobel.com

Alma Soudure inc. SAlma, QC 418-669-0330www.almasoudure.com

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Canam, a division of Canam Group Inc. J, SSaint-Gédéon, QC 418-582-3331www.canam.ws

Canam, a division of Canam Group Inc. J, SSt-Georges, QC 418-228-8031www.canam.ws

Charpentes d’acier Sofab Inc. SBoucherville, QC 450-641-2618www.sofab.ca

Constructions PROCO Inc. SSt. Nazaire, QC 418-668-3371www.proco.ca

Lainco Inc. B, Br, STerrebonne, QC 450-965-6010

Les Aciers Fax inc. B, SCharlesbourg, QC 418-841-7771

Les Constructions Beauce-Atlas inc. Br, SSte-Marie de Beauce, QC 418-387-4872www.beauceatlas.ca

Les Industries V.M. inc. S Longueuil, QC 450-651-4901www.industriesvm.com

Les Structures C.D.L. Inc. SSt-Romuald, QC 418-839-1421www.structurescdl.com

Les Structures GB Ltée P, SRimouski, QC 418-724-9433www.structuresgb.com

Métal Moro inc SMontmagny, QC 418-248-1018

Métal Perreault Inc. B, P, SDonnaconna, QC 418-285-4499www.metalperreault.com

Mometal Structures Inc. B, SVarennes, QC 450-929-3999www.mometal.com

NGA Structure Inc. B, SDrummondville, QC 819-477-6891www.nga.qc.ca

Produits Métalliques PMI SRimouski, QC 418-723-2610www.pmibuilding.com

Quirion Métal Inc. S Beauceville, QC 418-774-9881www.quirionmetal.com

Ray Metal Joliette Ltée SJoliette, QC 450-753-4228

Structal-Bridges, a division of Canam Group Inc. P, S Québec, QC 418-683-2561www.structalponts.com

Structal-Heavy Steel Construction, a division of Canam Group Inc. J, SBoucherville, QC 450-641-4000www.structalstructure.com

Sturo Metal Inc. SLévis, QC 418-833-2107www.sturometal.com

Supermétal Structures Inc. P, S St-Romuald, QC 418-834-1955www.supermetal.com

Tecno Metal Inc. B, SQuebec, QC 418-682-0315www.tecnometal.ca

ONTARIOA.J. Braun Mfg. Limited BrKitchener, ON 519-745-5812www.ajbraun.com

AC Metal Fabricating Ltd.Oldcastle , ON 519-737-6007

ACL Steel Ltd. SKitchener, ON 519-568-8822www.aclsteel.ca

Arkbro Structures S Mississauga, ON 905-766-4038www.arkbrostructures.com

Azimuth Three Enterprises Inc. SBrampton, ON 905-793-7793www.az3.com

Benson Steel Limited J, SBolton, ON 905-857-0684www.bensonsteel.com

Burnco Mfg. Inc. SConcord, ON 905-761-6155www.burncomfg.com

C & A Steel (1983) Ltd. SSudbury, ON 705-675-3205www.casteel1983.com

C_ore Metal Inc. SOakville, ON 905-829-8588www.coremetal.com

Canam, a division of Canam Group Inc. (Ontario) J, S Mississauga, ON 905-671-3460www.canam-construction.com

Central Welding & Iron Works Group B, Br, P, S North Bay, ON 705-474-0350www.centralwelding.ca

Cooksville Steel Limited [Kitchener] S Kitchener, ON 519-893-7646www.cooksvillesteel.com

Cooksville Steel Limited [Mississauga] SMississauga, ON 905-277-9538www.cooksvillesteel.com

D & M Steel Ltd. SNewmarket, ON 905-836-6612

Eagle Bridge Inc. Br, SKitchener, ON 519-743-4353www.eaglebridge.ca

Ed Lau Ironworks Limited SKitchener, ON 519-745-5691www.edlau.com

Fortran Steel Contracting Ltd. S Ottawa, ON 613-821-4014www.fortransteel.com

G & P Welding and Iron Works P, S North Bay, ON 705-472-5454www.gpwelding.com

Gensteel - Division of Austin Steel Group Inc. SBrampton, ON 905-799-3324www.gensteel.ca

Hopkins Steel Works Limited B, SWelland, ON 905-732-6018www.supremegroup.com

IBL Structural Steel Limited B Mississauga, ON 905-671-3301www.iblsteel.com

Lambton Metal Services S Sarnia, ON 519-344-3939www.lambtonmetalservice.ca

Laplante Welding of Cornwall Inc. SCornwall, ON 613-938-0575www.laplantewelding.com

Linesteel (1973) Limited B, S Barrie, ON 705-721-6677www.linesteel.com

Lorvin Steel Ltd. S Brampton, ON 905-458-8850www.lorvinsteel.com

M&G Steel Ltd. S Oakville, ON 905-469-6442www.mgsteel.ca

M.I.G. Structural Steel (Div. of 3526674 Canada Inc.) SSt-Isidore, ON 613-524-5537www.migsteel.com

Maple Industries Inc. SChatham, ON 519-352-0375www.mapleindustries.ca

Mariani Metal Fabricators Limited SEtobicoke, ON 416-798-2969www.marianimetal.com

Mirage Steel Limited J, S Brampton, ON 905-458-7022www.miragesteel.com

Norak Steel Construction Limited S Concord, ON 905-669-1767www.noraksteel.com

Paradise Steel Fab. Ltd. SEtobicoke, ON 905-770-2121

Paramount Steel Limited S Brampton, ON 905-791-1996www.paramountsteel.com

Pittsburgh Steel Group S Mississauga, ON 905-362-5097www.pittsburghsteel.com

Quad Steel Inc. S Bolton, ON 905-857-9404www.quadsteel.ca

Quest Steel Inc. B, Br, P, S Mississauga, ON 905-564-7446

Refac Industrial Contractors Inc. P, SHarrow, ON 519-738-3507www.refacindustrial.com

Sandro Steel Fabrication Ltd.Sudbury, ON 705 522 1305

Shannon Steel Inc. S Orangeville, ON 519-941-7000www.shannonsteel.com

Steelcon Fabrication Inc. BBolton, ON 416-798-3343

Telco Steel Works Ltd. S Guelph, ON 519-837-1973www.telcosteelworks.ca

Tower Steel Company Ltd. SErin, ON 519-833-7520www.towersteel.com

Trade-Tech Industries, Inc. B, P, S Bowmanville, ON 905-623-5060www.tradetech.ca

Tresman Steel Industries Ltd. SMississauga, ON 905-795-8757www.tresmansteel.com

Victoria Steel Corporation S Oldcastle, ON 519-737-6151

Walters Inc. Br, P, S Hamilton, ON 905-388-7111www.waltersinc.com

MANITOBAAbesco Ltd. SWinnipeg, MB 204-667-3981

Capitol Steel Corp. S Winnipeg, MB 204-889-9980www.capitolsteel.ca

Coastal Steel Construction Limited P, SThunder Bay, ON 807-623-4844www.coastalsteel.ca


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Omega Joists Inc. JWinnipeg, MB 204-237-3528www.omegajoists.com

Shopost Iron Works (1989) Ltd. SWinnipeg, MB 204-233-3783www.shopost.com

Sperling Industries Ltd. B, Br, P, SSperling, MB 204-626-3401www.sperlingind.com

Supreme Steel LP [Winnipeg] B, SWinnipeg, MB 204-589-7371www.supremegroup.com

SASKATCHEWANAnlin Welding & Steel Fabrication B, S Regina, SK 306-721-6566www.anlinwelding.com

Elance Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd. SSaskatoon, SK 306-931-4412www.elancesteel.com

IWL Steel Fabricators Ltd. P, SSaskatoon, SK 306-242-4077www.iwlsteel.com

Supreme Group Inc. [Saskatoon] P, SSaskatoon, SK 306-975-1177www.supremegroup.com

Weldfab Ltd. S Saskatoon, SK 306-955-4425www.weldfab.com

ALBERTAAnglia Steel Industries (1984) B, P, SCalgary, AB 403-720-2363www.angliasteel.ca

Bow Ridge Steel Fabricating S Calgary, AB 403-230-3705

C.W. Carry (1967) Ltd. P, SEdmonton, AB 780-465-0381www.cwcarry.com

Canam, a division of Canam Group Inc. (Alberta) J, SCalgary, AB 403-252-7591www.canam-construction.com

Collins Industries Ltd. S Edmonton, AB 780-440-1414www.collins-industries-ltd.com

Empire Iron Works Ltd. [Edmonton] J, P, S Edmonton, AB 780-447-4650www.empireiron.com

Eskimo Steel Ltd. P, S Sherwood Park, AB 780-417-9200www.eskimosteel.com

Garneau Manufacturing Inc. S Morinville, AB 780-939-2129

Hranco Industries Ltd. Br, P, S Medicine Hat, AB 403-527-4190www.hranco.com

JV Driver Fabricators Inc. B, S Nisku, AB 780-955-1746www.jvdriver.com

Leder Steel Limited SAcheson, AB 780-962-9040www.ledersteel.com

Norfab Mfg (1993) Inc. BEdmonton, AB 780-447-5454

Northern Weldarc Ltd. P, SSherwood Park, AB 780-467-1522www.northern-weldarc.com

Omega Joists Inc. J Calgary, AB 403-250-7871www.omegajoists.com

Omega Joists Inc. J Nisku, AB 780-955-3390www.omegajoists.com

Precision Steel & Manufacturing Ltd. S Edmonton, AB 780-449-4244www.precisionsteel.ab.ca

Rampart Steel Ltd. S Edmonton, AB 780-465-9730www.rampartsteel.com

Rapid-Span Bridges Inc. Br County of Grande Prairie No. 1, AB 7805389199

RIMK Industries Inc. B, SCalgary, AB 403-236-8777

Spartan Steel SEdmonton, AB 780-435-3807

Supermétal Structures Inc., Western Division P, S St-Romuald, QC 418-834-1955www.supermetal.com

Supermétal Structures Inc., Western Division P, SLeduc, AB 780-980-4830www.supermetal.com

Supreme Steel Ltd. [Edmonton] P, SEdmonton, AB 780-483-3278www.supremegroup.com

Supreme Steel LP, Bridge Division P, S Edmonton, AB 780-467-2266www.supremegroup.com

Tarpon Energy Services (Structures) Ltd. B, S Calgary, AB 403-236-9293www.tarponenergy.com

Triangle Steel (1999) Ltd. P, S Calgary, AB 403-279-2622www.trianglesteel.com

TSE Steel Ltd. SCalgary, AB 403-279-6060www.tsesteel.com

W.F. Welding & Overhead Cranes Ltd. S Nisku, AB 780-955-7671www.wfwelding.com

Waiward Steel Fabricators Ltd. P, SEdmonton, AB 780-469-1258www.waiward.com

Whitemud Ironworks Limited S Edmonton, AB 780-701-3295www.whitemudgroup.ca

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Belair Fabrication Ltd. B, Br, P, S Delta, BC 604-924-0424www.belairfabrication.com

Canam, a division of Canam Group Inc. (BC Region) SPort Moody, BC 604-583-9760www.canam-construction.com

Canron Western Constructors LP P, S Delta, BC 604-524-4421www.supremegroup.com

Impact Ironworks Ltd. B, S Surrey, BC 604-888-0851

ISM Industrial Steel & Manufacturing Inc. B, Br, P, SDelta, BC 604-940-4769www.ismbc.ca

JP Metal Masters 2000 Inc. B, Br, J, P, SMaple Ridge, BC 604-465-8933www.jpmetalmasters.com

Omega Joists Inc. JCoquitlam, BC 604-517-0010www.omegajoists.com

Rapid-Span Structures Ltd. Br, P, S Armstrong, BC 250-546-9676www.rapidspan.com

Solid Rock Steel Fabricating Co. Ltd. SSurrey, BC 604-581-1151www.solidrocksteel.com

Warnaar Steel Tech Ltd. SKelowna, BC 250-765-8800www.warnaarsteel.com

Wesbridge Steelworks Limited SDelta, BC 604-946-8618www.wesbridge.com

XL Ironworks Co. J, SSurrey, BC 604-596-1747www.xliron.com

STEEL SERVICE CENTRE OR STEEL WAREHOUSEA.J. Forsyth, A Division of Russel Metals Inc.Delta, BC 604-525-0544www.russelmetals.com

Acier Leroux Boucherville, Division de Métaux Russel Inc.Boucherville, QC 450-641-2280www.leroux-steel.com

Acier Pacifi que Inc.Laval, QC 514-384-4690www.pacifi csteel.ca

Custom Plate & Profi les Ltd. a div. of Samuel, Son Co. LtdDelta, BC 604-524-8000www.customplate.netCut to size steel plate in various grades to 12” thick. Stock size sheets of plate to 12”

Dymin Steel (Western) Inc.Abbotsford, BC 604-852-9664www.dymin-steel.com

Dymin Steel Inc.Brampton, ON 905-840-0808www.dymin-steel.com

Dymin Steel Inc. (Alberta)Nisku, AB 780-979-0454www.dymin-steel.com

Metalium Inc.Laval, QC 450-963-0411www.metalium.com

Russel Metals Inc. [Edmonton]Edmonton, AB 780-439-2051www.russelmetals.com

Russel Metals Inc. [Lakeside]Lakeside, NS 902-876-7861www.russelmetals.com

Russel Metals Inc. [Mississauga]Mississauga, ON 905-819-7777www.russelmetals.com

Russel Metals Inc. [Saskatoon]Saskatoon, SK 306-931-3338

Russel Metals Inc. [Winnipeg]Winnipeg, MB 204-772-0321www.russelmetals.com

Salit Steel (Division of Myer Salit Limited)Niagara Falls, ON 905-354-5691www.salitsteel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Delta, BC 604-524-8000www.customplate.net

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Nisku, AB 780-955-4777www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Chomedey, QC 514-384-5220www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Hamilton, ON 905-573-9100www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., LimitedMississauga, ON 905-279-5460www.samuel.com

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Winnipeg, MB 204-985-6600www.samuel.com

Wilkinson Steel and Metals Inc. (Saskatoon) Saskatoon, SK 306-652-7151www.wilkinsonsteel.com

Wilkinson Steel and Metals Inc. [Edmonton]Edmonton, AB 780-434-8441www.wilkinsonsteel.com

Wilkinson Steel and Metals Inc. [Vancouver]Vancouver, BC 604-324-6611www.wilkinsonsteel.comMisc. structural shapes, hot rolled bars and plates. Strucurals-angles, fl ats, beams, channel, plate

York-Ennis, A Division of Russel Metals Inc.Mississauga, ON 905-819-7297www.russelmetals.com

STEEL MILL PRODUCERAtlas Tube Canada ULCHarrow, ON 519-738-5000www.atlastube.com

Essar Steel Algoma Inc.Sault Ste. Marie, ON 705-945-2351www.essarsteelalgoma.com

Gerdau CorporationWhitby, ON 905-668-8811www.gerdau.com/longsteel/

DETAILERA.D. Drafting BBrampton, ON 905-488-8216

A-1 Detailing and Engineering Ltd. B, PNackawic, NB 506-575-1222

Acier MCN/MCN Steel J, P, S Ville St-Laurent, QC 514-508-6871www.mcnsteel.com

Acklam Drafting Service B, Br, STecumseh, ON 519-979-1674

Aerostar Drafting Services BGeorgetown, ON 905-702-7918

Apex Structural Design Ltd. BRed Deer, AB 403-343-2001www.apexstructural.ca

Automated Steel Detailing Associates B, Br, PToronto, ON 416-241-4350www.asda.ca

Base Line Drafting Services Inc. B Concord, ON 905-660-7017www.bld.ca

BBK Steel Detailing BHamilton, ON 905-645-0484


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Cadmax Detailing Inc. / Dessins Cadmax inc. B, BrBoisbriand, QC 450-621-5557www.cadmax.ca

Draft-Tech Inc. B Tecumseh, ON 519-979-3858www.dtigroup.ca

Dtech Enterprises Inc. BWhite Rock, BC 604-536-6572www.dtechenterprises.com

GENIFAB Inc. B, BrCharlesbourg, QC 418-622-1676www.genifab.com

Haché Technical Services Ltd./Haché Services Techniques Ltée B, PCaraquet, NB 506-727-7800

Husky Detailing Inc. BLondon, ON 519-850-9802www.huskydetailing.com

iGL inc. BTrois-Rivières, QC 888-573-4982

IKONA Drafting Services Inc.Regina , SK 306-522-2650

Infocus Detailing Inc. B, Br, PKemble, ON 519-376-8717www.infocusdetailing.com

IRESCO Ltd. BEdmonton, AB 780-433-5606www.steeldetailers.com

JCM & Associates Limited B, PFrankford, ON 613-398-6510www.jcmdrafting.com

JP Drafting Ltd. B, Br, J, PMaple Ridge, BC 604-465-8933www.jpdrafting.com

KGS Group Steel Detailing Division BWinnipeg, MB 204-896-1209www.kgsgroup.com

Lancor Structural Design Ltd. BShediac, NB

Les Dessins de Structure Steltec Inc. B, Br, P Ste-Thérèse, QC 450-971-5995www.steltec.ca

Les Dessins Trusquin Inc. B, BrBoisbriand, QC 450-420-1000www.trusquin.com

Les Systèmes Datadraft Inc., Datadraft Systems Inc. BBoisbriand, QC 514-748-6161www.datadraft.com

M & D Drafting Ltd. B, Br, PEdmonton, AB 780-465-1520www.mddrafting.com

M & D Management Consulting Ltd. B Parksville, BC 250-248-4871www.detaileddesign.com

M&D Drafting Ltd. (BC) B, Br, PSurrey, BC 604-576-8390www.mddrafting.com

M-Tec Drafting Services Inc. B, Br, PSherwood Park, AB 780-467-0903www.mtecdrafting.com

ProDraft Inc. B, Br, PSurrey, BC 604-589-6425www.prodraftinc.com

Ranmar Technical Services Ltd. B, PMt. Pearl, NL 709-364-4158www.ranmartech.com

River City Detailers Limited B Winnipeg, MB 204-221-8420www.rivercitydetailers.com

Saturn Detailing Services Ltd. BWinnipeg, MB 204-663-4649www.saturndetailing.ca

Service Technique Asimut incCharny, QC 418-988-0719www.asimut.ca

Spec 5 Services Inc. B, PSouth Tetagouche, NB 506-546-2121www.spec5services.com

Summyx Inc. Br, SSte-Marie, Beauce, QC 418-386-5484www.summyx.com

TDS Industrial Services Ltd. B, PPrince George, BC 250-561-1646www.tdsindustrial.com

Techdess Inc. B Saint-Jérôme, QC 450-569-2629www.techdess.com

Tenca Steel Detailing Inc. BrCharlesbourg, QC 418-634-5225www.tencainc.com

STEEL AFFILIATESCWB Group/Le Groupe CWBMilton, ON 905-542-1312www.cwbgroup.org

ASSOCIATESSTEEL FABRICATORAcier Charron LtéeBoisbriand, QC 450-434-1890www.aciercharron.com

AI IndustriesSurrey, BC 604-583-2171www.ai-industries.com

A-Post Aluminum Fabricators Winnipeg, MB 204-663-8800www.a-post.com

Bruce Steel Fabricators Inc.Edmonton, AB 780-484-2188www.brucesteel.ca

CC IndustriesSaskatoon, SK 306-374-8228www.ccindustries.ca

Century Steel FabricationsWinnipeg, MB 204-233-3300

Coquitlam Steel Products Ltd.Port Coquitlam, 778-387-8294www.coquitlamsteel.com

Dynex Mfg Ltd.Fredericton, NB 506-458-9870

Ganawa Bridge Products and ServicesAjax, ON 905-686-5203www.ganawa.ca

George Third & SonBurnaby, BC 604-639-8300www.geothird.com

I & M Welding & Fabricating Ltd.Saskatoon, SK 306-955-4546

Lexitar Solutions Inc.Devon, AB 780-987-3883www.lexitar.ca

NorthWest Fabricators Ltd.Athabasca, AB 780-675-4900

Nor-Weld Ltd.Orillia, ON 705-326-3619www.norweld.com

Old Tymer WeldingOrillia, ON 705-327-1964www.oldtymerwelding.com

Petro-Chem Fabricators Ltd.Edmonton, AB 780-414-6701

Times Iron Works Inc.Pickering, ON 905-831-5111www.timesironworks.ca

ERECTORArcweld Industries Inc. B, Br, J, P, SWinnipeg, MB 204-661-3867www.arcweld.ca

Danco Steel & Fabrication Ltd B Edmonton, AB 780-668-0449

E.S. Fox Limited B, Br, J, P, SNiagara Falls, ON 905-354-3700www.esfox.com

Island Industries Ltd. BEdmonton, AB 780-886-9632

K C Welding Ltd. BAngus, ON 705-424-1956

KWH Constructors Ltd. B, BrBurnaby, BC 604-629-4897

M-C Steel Services Inc. B, Br, J, P, S Bowmanville, ON 905-623-0388www.mccormickcampbell.com

Montacier International Inc. B, Br Boisbriand, QC 450-430-2212www.montacier.com

Montage d’acier International - division de Gastier M.P. Inc. Br, P Anjou, QC 514-328-6232

Niagara Rigging & Erecting Company Ltd. B, Br, J, SNiagara on the Lake, ON 289-296-4594

Ramco Installation Ltd. B, Br Stoney Creek, ON 905-664-5166

St. Peter Steel Inc. BWoodbridge, ON 905-851-2817

Stampa Steel Erectors Ltd. B, BrConcord, ON 905-760-7689www.stampasteel.com

Superior Steel Erectors Ltd. BSherwood Park, AB 780-922-0520www.superiorsteel.ca

SUPPLIERAarc-West Industrial Coatings Inc.Surrey, BC 604-588-9961www.awcoatings.com

Acier Altitube Inc. / Altitube Steel Inc.Chomedey, Laval, QC 514-637-5050www.altitube.com

Acier Picard inc.St-Romuald, QC 418-834-8300www.acierpicard.com

Advanced Bending Technologies Inc.Langley, BC 604-856-6220www.bending.netRolled or bent structural sect

Aggressive Tube Bending Inc.Surrey, BC 604-662-4872

AGTTrois-Rivières, QC 819-692-0978www.agtech.qc.ca

Agway Metals Inc.Brampton, ON 905-799-7535www.agwaymetals.com

Akhurst MachineryEdmonton, AB 780-435-3936www.akhurst.com

All Fabrication Machinery Ltd.Leduc, AB 780-980-9661www.allfabmachinery.comSteel and plate fabrication -machinery.

Behlen Industries COM-BLD DivisionEdmonton, AB 780-237-8497www.behlen.ca

Blastal Coatings Services Inc. Brampton , ON 905-459-2001www.blastal.com

Blastech CorporationBrantford, ON 519-756-8222www.blastech.comAbrasive blasting, glass bead

Borden Metal Products Canada) LimitedBeeton, ON 905-729-2229www.bordengratings.comAluminum, stainless steel, steel grating

Brunswick SteelWinnipeg, MB 204-224-1472www.brunswicksteel.comSteel-structures plate bars, HSS

Canadian Quality Inspections Ltd.Winnipeg, MB 204-663-7775www.cqinspections.ca

Cast Connex CorporationToronto, ON 416-806-3521www.castconnex.com

Cloverdale Paint Inc.Edmonton, AB 780-453-5700www.cloverdalepaint.comSpecialty hi-performance industrial coatings and paint products

Commercial Sandblasting & Painting Ltd.Saskatoon, SK 306-931-2820Sandblasting and protective coating applications

Corrcoat Services Inc., Sandblasters and CoatersSurrey, BC 604-881-1268www.corrcoat.caSandblasters and coaters

Court Galvanizing Ltd.Cambridge, ON 519-624-5544www.courtgalvanizingltd.com

Daam Galvanizing Inc.Edmonton, AB 780-468-6868www.daamgalvanizing.comHot dip galvanizing

Daam Galvanizing Ltd. - SaskatoonSaskatoon, SK 306-242-2202www.galv.cagalvanizing services

Daley Metals Ltd.Brampton, ON 416-407-4620www.daleymetals.com

Devoe CoatingsEdmonton, AB 780-454-4900www.devoecoatings.comCoating, paint

Dowco Technology Services Ltd.Surrey, BC 604-606-5811www.dowcotech.com

DryTec Trans-CanadaTerrebonne, QC 450-965-0200www.drytec.caGrating, metallizing, paint


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EBCO Metal Finishing L.P.Richmond, BC 604-244-1500www.ebcometalfi nishing.comHot dip galvanizing

Edvan Custom Metal Processing Ltd.Nisku, AB 780-955-7915www.edvancan.com

Endura Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Edmonton, AB 780-451-4242www.endura.caPaint and coating materials

Fisher & Ludlow, A Division of Harris Steel Limited [Edmonton]Edmonton, AB 780-481-3941www.fi sherludlow.comWelded steel/ aluminum/stainless steel grating, “Grip Span” and “Shur Grip” safety grating

Fisher & Ludlow, A Division of Harris Steel Limited [Surrey]Surrey, BC 604-888-0911www.fi sherludlow.comWelded steel/ aluminum/stainless steel grating, “Grip Span” and “Shur Grip” safety grating

Fisher & Ludlow, division d’acier Harris Ltée [Longueuil]Pointe Aux Trembles, QC 514-640-5085www.fi sherludlow.comWelded steel/ aluminum/stainless steel grating, “Grip Span” and “Shur Grip” safety grating

Frank’s Sandblasting & PaintingNisku, AB 780-955-2633

General PaintVancouver, BC 604-253-3131www.generalpaint.comShop primers, protective coatings, paint

GRAITEC Inc.Longueuil, QC 450-674-0657www.graitec.com

Harsco Industrial IKG (Grating Division) Newmarket, ON 905-953-7779www.harsco.com

HDIM Protective CoatingsEdmonton, AB 780-482-4346www.hdimpc.ca

InfascoMississauga, ON 905-670-0680www.ifastgroupe.com

Kubes Steel Inc.Stoney Creek, ON 905-643-1229www.kubesteel.com

La Compagnie Américaine de Fer et Métaux Inc. / American Iron & Metal Inc.East Montréal, QC 514-494-2000www.scrapmetal.net

La Corporation CorbecLachine, QC 514-364-4000www.corbecgalv.comSupplier of hot dip galvanizing only

Les Industries Méta-For inc.Terrebonne, QC 450-477-6322www.meta-for.ca

Lincoln Electric Company of Canada LPToronto, ON 416-421-2600www.lincolnelectric.comWelding equipment and welding

Magnus Inc.Ste-Thérèse, QC 866-435-6366www.magnus-mr.caSDS/2 Design Software

Metal Fabricators and Welding Ltd.Edmonton, AB 780-455-2186www.metalfab.ca

Midway Wheelabrating Ltd.Abbotsford, BC 604-855-7650www.midwaywheelabrating.comWheelabrating, sandblasting, industrial coatings

Moore Brothers Transport Ltd.Brampton, ON 905-840-9872www.moorebrothers.ca

Pacifi c Bolt Manufacturing Ltd.New Westminster, BC 604-524-2658www.pacbolt.comSteel fasteners, structural bolts, anchor bolts, tie rods

Park DerochieEdmonton, AB 780-478-4688www.parkderochie.com

Peddinghaus CorporationBradley, IL 815-937-3800www.peddinghaus

Peinture Internationale (une division de Akzo Nobel Peintures Ltée) / International Paints (A Division of Akzo Nobel Coating Ltd.)Dorval, QC 514-631-8686www.international-coatings.comProtective coatings, corrosion-resistant paints

PPG Protective & Marine CoatingsConcord, ON 905-738-7310www.ppgpmc.com

Price Steel Ltd.Edmonton, AB 780-447-9999www.pricesteel.com

Prodevco IndustriesSt-Georges, QC 418-226-4480www.pcr42.com

Pure Metal Galvanizing, Division of PMT Industries LimitedRexdale, ON 416-675-3352www.puremetal.comCustom “Hot Dip” zinc galvanizing; pcking and oiling

Red River Galvanizing Inc.Winnipeg, MB 204-889-1861www.redrivergalvanizing.comSupplier of hot dip galvanizing only

Reliable Tube (Edmonton) Ltd.Acheson, AB 780-962-0130www.reliable-tube.comHSS Tubing, ERW Tubing, CDSSM

Reliable Tube Inc.Langley, BC 604-857-9861www.reliabletube.comHollow structural steel tube

Selectone Paints LimitedWeston, ON 416-742-8881www.selectonepaints.caPaint primers, fast dry enamels, coatings

Silver City Galvanizing Inc.Delta, BC 604-524-1182Custom “hot dip’ Zinc Galvanizing: Picking and Oiling

Solutions Consortech inc.Brossard, QC 450-676-1555www.consortech.comlogiciels autodesk et services professionels sur ces logiciels

Steel Plus Network Inc.Edmonton, AB 780-756-7959www.steelplus.com

Terraprobe Inc. Brampton, ON 905-796-2650www.terraprobe.ca

The Blastman Coatings Ltd. Brampton, ON 905-450-0888www.blastmancoatings.com

The Sherwin-Williams CompanyVille d’Anjou, QC 514-356-1684www.sherwin.comSpecialty industrial coatings

Transport Hervé Lemieux (1975) Inc.Verchères, QC 581-998-3841www.transportlemieux.com

Tri-Krete Coatings Inc.Bolton, ON 905-857-6601www.tri-kretecoatings.comPainting/Protective Coatings, Abrasive Blasting(Sandblasting), Protective Coatings/Metal Finishing

Tuyaux et Matériel de Fondation Ltée / Pipe and Piling Supplies Ltd.St. Hubert, QC 450-445-0050www.pipe-piling.comHot Roll-Wide-Flange-Bearing Pile Beams

VARSTEEL Ltd. [Delta]Delta, BC 604-946-2717www.varsteel.caBeam, angle, channel, HSS plate, sheet, expanded metal, pipe fl ats, rounds etc.

VARSTEEL Ltd. [Lethbridge]Lethbridge, AB 403-320-1953www.varsteel.caBeam, angle, channel, HSS plate, sheet, Grating, expanded metal, pipe, fl ats, rounds etc.

VICWEST Corporation [Delta]Delta, BC 604-946-5316www.vicwest.comSteel metal fl oor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding

VICWEST Corporation [Edmonton]Edmonton, AB 780-454-4477www.vicwest.comSteel metal foor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding

VICWEST Corporation [Moncton]Memramcook, NB 506-758-8181www.vicwest.comSteel metal foor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding

VICWEST Corporation [Oakville]Oakville, ON 905-825-2252www.vicwest.com

VICWEST Corporation [Winnipeg]Winnipeg, MB 204-669-9500www.vicwest.comSteel metal fl oor/roof deck, wall and roof cladding

Vixman Construction Ltd.Rockwood, ON 519-856-2000www.vixman.comRoof and fl oor deck

Voortman USA CorporationManteno, IL 815-468-6300www.vortmancorp.com

Western Industrial Services Ltd. (WISL)Winnipeg, MB 204-956-9475www.wisl.caAbrasive blasting & painting services

CONSULTANT COMPANYAdjeleian Allen Rubeli Ltd., Ottawa, ON 613-232-5786

Aecom, Whitby, ON 905-668-9363

AECOM, Québec, QC 418-648-9512

Aecom Consultants Inc., Montréal, QC 514-287-8500

AMEC Americas Limited, Trail, BC 250-368-2407

AMEC Americas Limited, Vancouver, BC 604-664-5920

AMEC Americas Limited, Saskatoon, SK 306-477-1155

AMEC Americas Limited, Dartmouth, NS 902-420-8924

Architecture Open Form, Montréal, QC 514-490-0202

Arcon Engineering Consult. Ltd., Willowdale, ON 416-491-2525

ARUP, Toronto, ON 416-515-0915

Associated Engineering (B.C.) Ltd., Burnaby, BC 604-293-1411

Axys Consultants Inc., Sainte-Marie de Beauce, QC 418-387-7739

Bantrel, Calgary, AB 780-462-5000

BAR Engineering Co. Ltd., Lloydminster, AB 780-875-1683

Blackwell Bowick Partnership Ltd., Toronto, ON 416-593-5300

BMR Structural Engineering, Halifax, NS 902-429-3321

BPR Bâtiment inc., Québec, QC 418-871-8151

BPTEC Engineering Ltd., Edmonton, AB 780-436-5376

Brenik Engineering Inc., Concord, ON 905-660-7732

Bureau d’études spécialisées inc., Montréal, QC 514-393-1500

Byrne Engineering Inc., Burlington, ON 905-632-8044

Calculatec Inc., Montréal, QC 514-525-2655

CBCL Limited, Halifax, NS 506-450-9441

CH2M Hill Canada Limited, Calgary, AB 416-499-0090

CIMA+, Québec, QC 418-623-3373

CIMA+ Partenaire de génie, Laval, QC 514-337-2462

CPE Structural Consultants Ltd., Toronto, ON 416-447-8555

CWMM Consulting Engineers Ltd., Vancouver, BC 604-868-2308

D’Aronco, Pineau, Hébert, Varin, Laval, QC 450-969-2250

Delcan Corporation, Ottawa, ON 905-943-0500

Dessau Inc., Montréal, QC 514-281-1033

Dessau inc., Gatineau, QC 819-777-2727

Dialog Design, Edmonton, AB 780-429-1580

Dorlan Engineering Consultants Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-671-4377

DTI Structural Engineers Inc., Toronto, 519-979-3858

ECO-Technica, Edmonton, AB 780-440-0400

Engineering Link Inc., Toronto, ON 416-599-5465

Entuitive, Toronto, ON 416-477-5832

exp, Markham, ON 905-695-3217

exp, Hamilton, ON 905-525-6069

Experts-Conseils CEP inc., Laval, QC 418-622-4480

Fluor Canada Ltd., Calgary, AB 403-537-4000

Gauthier Consultants, Longueuil, QC 450-674-5548

Gerrits Engineering, Barrie, ON 705-737-3303

Glotman Simpson Consulting Engineers, Vancouver, BC 604-734-8822

Golder Associates Ltd., Mississauga, ON 905-567-4444

Groupe-conseil Structura international, Montréal, QC 514-360-3660

Haddad, Morgan and Associates Ltd., Windsor, ON 519-973-1177

Halsall Associates, Toronto, ON 416-487-5256

Harbourside Engineering Consultants, Darmouth, NS 902-405-4696

Hastings & Aziz Limited, Consulting Engineers, London, ON 519-439-0161

Hatch, Mississauga, ON 902-421-1065

Hatch, Saskatoon, SK 306-657-7500

Herold Engineering Limited, Nanaimo, BC 250-751-8558

HILCON Limited, Fredericton, NB 506-454-4455

IBI Group, Etobicoke, ON 416-679-1930

IRC McCavour Engineering Group Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-607-7244

Isherwood Associates, Mississauga, ON 905-820-3480

J.L. Richards & Associates Ltd., Ottawa, ON 613-728-3571

Jacobs Canada Inc., Edmonton, AB 780-732-7837

JADE Engineers Inc., Tillsonburg, ON 519-842-9500

JML Engineering, Thunder Bay, ON 807-345-1131

John G. Cooke & Associates Ltd., Ottawa, ON 613-226-8718


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Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd., Vancouver, BC 604-251-8429

Konsolidated Structural, Toronto, ON 416-762-3224

Kova Engineering (Saskatchewan) Ltd., Saskatoon, SK 306-652-9229

Krahn Engineering Ltd., Abbotsford, BC 604-853-8831

Leekor Engineering Inc., Ottawa, ON 613-234-0886

Les Conseillers BCA Consultants Inc., Montreal, QC 514-341-0118

Les Services exp inc., Drummondville, QC 819-478-8191

March Consulting Associates Inc, Saskatoon, SK 306-651-6400

MMM Group Limited, Thornhill , ON 905-882-4211

Morrison Hershfi eld Ltd., North York, ON 416-499-3110

MPa GROUPE CONSEIL INC., Carignan, QC 450-447-4537

MTE Consultants , Burlington, ON 905-639-5555

N.A. Engineering Associates Inc., Stratford, ON 519-273-3205

Nouvelle Autoroute 30 S.E.N.C., Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC 514-457-1998

Pharaoh Engineering Ltd., Medicine Hat, AB 403-526-6761

Pier Structural Engineering Corp., Waterloo, ON 519-885-3806

Pow Technologies, Div. of PPA Engineering Technologies Inc., Ingersoll, ON 519-425-5000

POYRY (Montreal) Inc., Montreal, QC 514-341-3221

Protostatix Engineering Consultants, Edmonton, AB 780-423-5855

Quinn Dressel Associates, Toronto, ON 416-961-8294

R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited, Collingwood, ON 705-446-0515

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., Toronto, ON 416-977-5335

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., Vancouver, 604-738-0048

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., Victoria, BC 250-386-7794

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., Edmonton, AB 780-452-2325

Ridgeline Engineering, Calgary, AB 403-984-4944

Robb Kullman Engineering Ltd., Saskatoon, SK 306-477-0655

Roche ltee, Groupe-Conseil, Quebec, QC 418-654-9600

Roy Consultants, Bathurst, NB 506-546-4484

Schorn Consultants Ltd., Waterloo, ON 519-884-4840

SDK et Associés, Montréal, QC 514-938-5995

Siefken Engineering Ltd., New Westminster, BC 604-525-4122

SKC Engineering Ltd., Surrey, BC 604-882-1889

SNC Lavalin, Toronto, ON 514-393-8000

SNC Lavalin Inc. (Montréal), Montréal, QC 514-393-1000

Stantec Consulting Ltd., Mississauga, ON 905-858-4424

Steenhof Building Services Group, Orillia, ON 705-325-5400

Stephenson Engineering Ltd., Toronto, ON 416-635-9970

Teletek Structures Inc., Waterloo, ON 519-954-8714

The Walter Fedy Partnership, Kitchener, ON 519-576-2150

UMA Engineering Ltd., Mississauga, ON 514-940-6862

Valron Structural Engineers - Steel Detailers, Moncton, NB 506-856-9601

Weiler Smith Bowers, Burnaby, BC 604-294-3753

Wood Group PSN, St. John’s, NL 709-778-4000

Worley Parsons Canada, Burnaby, BC 780-577-5635

Worley Parsons Canada, Edmonton, AB 780-577-5635

WSP Canada Inc. (Brampton), Brampton, ON 905-799-8220

WSP Canada Inc. (Markham), Markham, ON 905-475-7270

WSP Canada Inc. (Montréal), Montréal, QC 514-340-0046

WSP Canada Inc. (Mont-Tremblant), Mont-Tremblant, QC 819-425-3483

WSP Canada Inc. (Ottawa), Ottawa, ON 613-829-2800

WSP Canada Inc. (Sherwood Park), Sherwood Park, AB 780-410-6814

WSP Canada Inc. (Victoria), Victoria, BC 250-384-5510

Yolles, A CH2M HILL Company, Toronto, ON 416-363-8123

BUILDER OR STAKEHOLDER Ironworkers Local 97Burnaby, BC 604-879-4191www.ironworkerslocal97.com

Ontario Erectors AssociationCollingwood, ON 705-445-9415

NORTH AMERICAN STEEL MILLArcelorMittal International CanadaChicago, IL 905-320-6649www.arcelormittal.com

Nucor-Yamato Steel CompanyBlytheville, AR 870-762-5500www.nucoryamato.com

PROFESSIONAL - INDIVIDUALVitomir, M Acimovic, Montréal, QC 514-940-9511

Ahmad Afshin, Longueuil, QC 450-670-4222

Mehrdad Ahmadi, Langley, BC 604-888-1968

William J. Alcock, North Vancouver, BC 604-986-0663

Dean Anderson, St. Albert, AB 780-803-9926

Jonathan Atkins, Toronto, ON 416-489-7888

Christian Audet, Sherbrooke, QC 819-434-1832

Dwain A. Babiak, Calgary, AB 403-255-6060

Doug Bach, Truro, 902-843-4180

Ray T. Bailey, St. John’s, NL 709-579-4255

Andrew S. Banister, Calgary, AB 403-723-6602

Stephen Barbour, St. John’s, NL 709-753-2260

Michel Baril, Sherbrooke, QC 819-821-2395

Roger Bartosh, Montreal , QC 514-631-6768

Leonard Basaraba, Vancouver, BC 604-664-5409

Dominique Bauer, Montréal, QC 514-396-9844

Philip Beauregard, Whistler, BC 604-902-1345

Geoff Bevan-Pritchard, Vancouver, BC 604-688-3244

Nick Bevington, Yellowknife, NT 867-445-9988

Max Bischof, North Vancouver, BC 604-985-6744

Jeremy T. Bishop, Oakville, ON 416-899-6410

Andrew Boettcher, Vancouver, BC 604-568-9373

Gordon J. Boneschansker, Fredericton, NB 506-452-1441

Charles Bouchard, La Baie, QC 514-708-7626

Eric Boucher, Québec, QC 418-871-8103

Eric Boudreau, Fredericton, NB 506-457-0595

Gordon D. Bowman, Gloucester, ON 613-742-7130

Michael Brady, St. John’s, NL 709-726-3468

Jozef Budziak, Toronto, ON 416-740-5671

Julie Bui, London, ON 519-657-4703

Iain J. Cameron, Victoria, BC 250-999-9350

George Casoli, Richmond, BC 604-273-7737

Edward H. Chapman, Brantford, ON 226-387-3610

James Chapman, Edmonton, AB 780-438-9000

François Charest, Repentigny, QC 450-581-8070

Sarfraz Chaudhry, Fort mcMurray, AB 780-370-4227

M.P. (Michel) Comeau, Halifax, NS 902-429-5454

Marc-André Comeau, Salaberry-de-Valleyfi eld, QC 450-371-8585

Frédéric Côté, Sherbrooke, QC 819-565-3385

Louis Crépeau, Montréal, QC 514-931-1080

Paul Croteau, Verdun, QC 514-248-2680

Jean-Pierre Dandois, Magog, QC 514-592-1164

Dominic D’Aquila, St-Laurent, QC 514-747-0550

Fernando Davila, Calgary, AB 403 815 0755

Ameen DeRaj, Winnipeg, MB 204-800-2072

Harold Dibben, Trenton, ON 613-392-9287

Alexis Djumbong, Pierrefonds, QC 514-675-3941

Jean-Marc Dugre, Sherbrooke, QC 819-864-0609

Daniel Dumont, Gatineau, QC 819-360-5229

Arno Dyck, Calgary, AB 403-255-6040

Afshin AE Ebtekar, Thornhill, ON 905-597-7723

Elie El-Chakieh, Laval, QC 514-892-2717

Paul B. Elliott, Calgary, AB 403-271-6466

Timothy Emmons, Inverary, ON 613-353-6865

Daniel A. Estabrooks, Saint John, NB 506-674-1810

Chris Evans, Udora, ON 705-228-8412

Curtis Feeg, Calgary, AB 403-540-0677

Cameron R. Franchuk, Edmonton, AB 780-917-7137

Timothy P. Fraser, Bellingham, WA 360-937-0448

Brent D. Freiburger, Owen Sound, ON 519-376-7612

Alex Fulop, Vaughan, ON 905-760-7663

Brian Garrison, Calgary, AB 403 258 7212

Daniel Gauthier, Lanoraie, QC 450-887-2095

Bernard Gérin-Lajoie, Outremont, QC 514-279-4821

Sam Ghawe, North Bay, ON 705-472-3381

Ricardo Giannuzzi, LaSalle, QC 514-789-7400

Jean-Paul Giffard, Saint-Jean-Chrysostome, QC 418-839-7937

James M. Giffi n, Amherst, NS 902-667-3300

Eric Gilbert, Sherbrooke, QC 819-563-8960

Robert Girard, Chicoutimi, QC 418-549-9687

Ali Asghar Gorji, Anjou, QC 514-271-9635

Movses R. Gulesserian, North York, ON

Susan Guravich, Fredericton, NB 506-452-1804

John Stuart Hall, Ottawa, ON 613-789-0261

Dale Harrison, Comox, BC 250-339-4919

Matthew Hartog, Toronto, ON 416-368-1700

Ralph W. Hildenbrandt, Calgary, AB 403-245-5501

Gary L. Hodgson, Niagara Falls, ON 905-357-6406

David Howard, Burlington, ON 905-632-9040

Roman Hudon, Winnipeg, ON 204-255-7251

Alfredo M. Ilacad, Portland, OR 503-954-3230

Don R. Ireland, Brampton, ON 905-846-9514

Yousif Jarjees, Mississauga, ON 416-662-5300

Brian Johnson, Kanata, ON 613-591-1533

Jacob Kachuba, Mississauga, ON 416-254-2829

Ely E. Kazakoff, Kelowna, BC 250-763-2306

Ryan Kendrick, Mississauga, ON 905-467-0900

Bhupender S. Khoral, Ottawa, ON 613-739-7482

Ian M. Kier, Grande Prairie, AB 780-532-6035

Franz Knoll, Montréal, QC 514-878-3021

Antoni Kowalczeuski, Edmonton, AB 780-451-9214

Tim Krahn, Codrington, ON 1-888-537-9610

Keshava Arun Kumar, Calgary, AB 403.766.6402

Mankit Kwun, Richmond, BC 604-277-2254

Zoltan Lakatos, Burlington, ON 905-331-8307

Olivier Lantier, Saint-Jean-Chrysostome, QC 418-839-7937

Pierre Laplante, Sainte Foy, QC 418-651-8984

R. Mark Lasby, Calgary, AB 403-537-5162

Tony Latiza, Winnipeg, MB 204-221-2149

Barry F. Laviolette, Edmonton, AB 780-454-0884

René Laviolette, Lévis, QC 418-834-6172

Nazmi Lawen, Charlottetown, PE 902-368-2300

Graham Lawrence, Saint John, NB 506-634-8259

Marc LeBlanc, Dieppe, NB 506-382-5550

Paul-Maurice LeBlanc, Drummondville, QC 819-395-2752

Steve Lécuyer, Brossard, QC 514-333-5151

Jeff Leibgott, St. - Laurent, QC 514-933-6621

Claude Lelièvre, Québec, QC 418-861-8737

Salvatore Leo, Kirkland, QC 514-334-1234

Thomas Leung, Ottawa, ON 613-258-2544

William C.K. Leung, Woodbridge, ON 905-851-9535

Haijun Li, Markham, ON 905-479-9525

Chet Liu, Chatam, ON 514-351-9612

Clint S. Low, Vancouver, BC 604-688-9861

Ian Malcolm, Kemptville, ON 613-860-0923

James R. Malo, Thunder Bay, ON 807-345-5582

Frédéric Marquis, Montréal, QC 514-282-8100

Brian Mashford, North Bay, ON 705-494-8255

Alfredo Mastrodicasa, Woodbridge, ON 905-856-2530

Mohamed Matar, Winnipeg, MB 204-477-2512

Rein A. Matiisen, Calgary, AB 403-338-5804

Jean Stéphane Mbega Mve, North Vancouver, BC 778-628-8052

Brian McClure, Nanaimo, BC 250-713-9875

Mark McFadden, Chatam, ON 514-351-9612

Glenn J. McMillan, London, ON 519-453-1480

Shane A. McShane, Peterborough, ON 705-749-0003

Arvid Meland, Calgary, AB 403-716-8158

Andrew W. Metten, Vancouver, BC 604-688-9861

Jason Mewis, Saskatoon, SK 306-978-7730

Yannick Michaud, Pohénégamook, QC 418-859-2927

Mark Milner, Richmond Hill, ON 905-737-6881

Bahram Mirpourian, Thornhill, ON 416-676-1441

Namvar Moazzami, Calgary, AB 403-400-5345

Mark K. Moland, Lepreau, NB 506-659-6388

David T Molloy, Burlington, ON 905-332-1404

G. Abbas Nanji, Richmond Hill, ON 416-757-3611

Rémi Octeau, Saguenay, QC 418-545-1150

Yannick Pageau, Québec, QC 418-914-9299

Neil A. Paolini, Etobicoke, ON 416-249-4651

Louis Paradis, Lac-Beauport, QC 418-572-8829

Françis Paré, Trois-Rivières, QC 819-373-1145

Serge Parent, Sherbrooke, QC 819 640 0310

Claude Pasquin, Montréal, QC 514-282-8100

Sinisa Pavlovic, Richmond, BC 604-270-8048

Xiaofei Pei, Houston, TX 281-646-2452

Tiberiu Pepelea, Trois-Rivières, QC 819-372-4543

Michael Picco, Concord, ON 905-760-9688

Gérard Pilon, Valleyfi eld , QC 450-373-9999

Alain Pomerleau, St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, QC 450-357-0955

Bertrand Proulx, Shawinigan, QC 819-537-5771


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R. Paul Ransom, Burlington, ON 905-639-9628

Dan S. Rapinda, Winnipeg, MB 204-663-7775

Hamidreza Razaghi, Edmonton, AB 780-577-5662

Mehrak Razzvi, North Vancouver, BC 604-988-7131

Joël Rhéaume, Beauport, QC 418-660-5858

Remo Rinaldi, Montreal, QC 514-213-9471

John Rosenquist, Lake Zurick, IL 847-540-9286

James Rudy, Beaconsfi eld, QC 514-426-1638

Hossam Saleh, Toronto, ON 647-932-2460

Chris Sargent, Grand Falls - Windsor, NL 709-489-9150

Joseph M. Sarkor, Kelowna, BC 250-868-1413

Ken Savage, Vancouver, BC 604-637-2275

Titus-Lucian Savu, LaSalle, QC 514-703-0374

Ron Schmidt, Saskatoon, SK 306-668-0293

Jaydip Shah, Saskatoon, SK 306-934-2442

Michael D Simpson, Burlington, ON 905-331-7156

John A. Singleton, St. John’s, NL 709-739-5500

Stig Skarborn, Fredericton, NB 506-452-1804

Paul Slater, Kitchener, ON 519-743-6500

Zigmund Slosmanis, Prince George, BC 250-564-1345

Lauchlin Smith, Edmonton, AB 780-409-3146

Rory A. Smith, Calgary, AB 403-806-1558

Terrence D. Smith, Toronto, ON 416 798 8770

Brian A. Snow, Gloucester, ON 613-747-5126

Ralph E. Southward, Hamilton, ON 905-639-7455

Steven Stelzer, Cote-Saint- Luc, QC 514-482-4984

Thor A. Tandy, Victoria, BC 250-382-9115

Nicolas Theodor, St. Catharines, ON 905-704-2381

Helene Theriault, Moncton, NB 506-875-0941

Bram Toomath, Vaughan, ON 905-580-4400

Mike L. Trader, Hamilton, ON 905-381-3231

Matthew Tremaine, Regina, SK 306-566-5868

Serge Y. Tremblay, St-Augustin de Desmaures, QC 418-878-3218

Daniel E. Turner, Montréal, QC 514-344-1865

David Vadocz, Langley, BC 604-533-7382

Deborah VanSlyke, Fredericton, NB 506-452-8480

Vassily Verganelakis, Montreal, QC 514-342-3430

Serge Vézina, Laval, QC 514-281-1010

Joseph S. Vidican, Belle River, ON 519-999-7500

J.H.R. Vierhuis, Willowdale, ON 416-497-8600

Romano Viglione, Calgary, AB 403-804-0696

Roger Vino, Surrey, BC 604-576-7369

Dave R.M. Vrkljan, Calgary, AB 403-251-2578

Brian Waddell, Cambridge, ON 519-267-6789

Van Wall, St-Georges, QC 418-227-2040

Michel Walsh, LaSalle, QC 514-364-0406

Ian Washbrook, Calgary, AB 403-800-4486

Andrew Watson, Kamloops, BC 250-374-2244

M. Declan Whelan, Hamilton, ON 905-523-1988

Kevin Wong, Markham, ON 905-305-6133

Daniela Xavier, Toronto, ON 647-774-3531

Chell K. Yee, Edmonton, AB 780-488-5636

Paul Zinn, Delta, BC 604-940-4050

Ken Zwicker, St. Albert, AB 780-458-6964

TECHNICAL - INDIVIDUALAnar Azer, Calgary, AB 403-973-7517

Frank Bastone, Woodbridge, ON 905-856-2189

Brett H. Clavelle, Saskatoon, SK 306-270-8105

Miguel Clement, St.Pascal, ON 613-297-9983

Paul Good, Vancouver, BC 604-255-0992

Scott Gullacher, Regina, SK 306-565-0411

Julius P. Magnaye, Calgary, AB 403.254.0544

Denis Mallet, Lutes Mountain, NB 506-855-3201

Patrick S. McManus, Cheyenne, WY 307-637-8422

Luciano Patricelli, Woodbridge, ON 416-568-0069

Angelo M. Ricciuto, Concord, ON 905-669-6303

Ronald W. Rollins, Burnaby, BC 604-453-4057

Firas Shaker, Oakville, ON 905-582-5924

Asif Sultan, Mississauga, ON 905-848-4047

Meynardo Vendiola, Edmonton, AB 780-444-7116

Stuart Veysey, Fredericton, NB 506-452-7000

Kenneth Williams, Edmonton, AB 780-488-6969

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