EllisDon Earns Platinum in ReNew Canada Magazine’s Top100 Projects Report on Canada’s Largest Infrastructure Projects

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Mississauga, ON, Jan. 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — EllisDon Corporation earns Platinum in ReNew Canada Magazine’s Top100 Projects report. The report recognizes Canada’s largest infrastructure projects and awards organizations with 20 or more projects on the list with Platinum status.

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With 20 projects in this year’s report, EllisDon has made a significant impact on infrastructure projects across Canada including 13 projects in Ontario, four in British Columbia and one each in Alberta, Nova Scotia, and Quebec.

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“With every project our goal is to connect communities, drive progress, and leave a lasting legacy,” said Max Mantha, Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President, Construction, Eastern Canada. “Without strong infrastructure, our communities cannot thrive, and we are humbled to be a part of its continued growth in Canada. This recognition is further evidence that we are demonstrating, demonstrating our values, and continuing to build on good relationships for decades to come.”

“The contributions we’ve made to shaping Canada’s landscape are ones we don’t take for granted,” said David McFarlane, Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President, Construction, Western Canada. “It comes with great honor to the 20 projects in this year’s report. The lasting impact we have made and will continue to make in Western Canada is a testament to the love we have for the communities in which we work.”

Released annually, ReNew Canada Magazine’s Top100 Projects Report showcases the 100 largest public sector infrastructure projects being developed across the country, representing an investment of $300 billion. Projects are rated based on their guaranteed project costs (capital or total contracts).

For a full list of 2024 projects and to read more about ReNew Canada’s Top100 Projects report, click here.

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• EllisDon Earns Platinum in ReNew Canada Magazine’s Top Designs Report

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