Our Flagship Achievements

LEED Platinum certif ication: Lending

expertise that makes a real difference

We took up the challenge to manage the entire LEED Plati-

num certif ication—the most demanding level—for the Haleco

project, a mixed-use complex that won the Reinventing Cities

international competition in Montreal. We managed the pro-

cess entirely using our in-house expertise.

We owe this success to the growing team of LEED-accredited

professionals and our overall vision of the project. Our invol-

vement, from design to delivery, allowed us to integrate many

environmental benef its: signif icant improvement in energy

eff iciency, use of low-carbon concrete, optimization of indoor

air quality for future occupants, innovative rainwater treatment,

reduction of heat islands, promotion of urban biodiversity and

decreased potable water consumption. This overall approach

made it easier to earn carbon credits while maximizing the

project’s positive impact on the environment and the occu-

pants of the building.

CLIMATE CHANGE

Green mobility: Electrifying

our worksite vehicles

Our objective: to electrify 75% of our f leet of worksite vehicles

by 2027. Our electrif ication plan took off in 2024 when we

ordered 41 electric vehicles—10% of our entire f leet. We’re

actively continuing to roll out our plan in Quebec and British

Columbia, while supporting our teams on the ground in this

energy transition.

Concretely, our support means installing charging stations at

our off ices and logistics centres. We also provided temporary

stations, custom-designed by our teams, at worksites where

these vehicles are already in operation.

To simplify the conversion to electric vehicles, we’re supporting

our pioneering teams and subsidizing the installation of stations

at their homes. The overwhelmingly positive feedback we’ve

been getting is helping us adjust our approach and continue

to improve our electrif ication strategy.

The Heat Better Challenge:

Optimizing the way we heat our worksites

Harshil Kaushal, Superintendent for the University of Toronto tower, and

Guillaume Grandmont, Project Manager – Special Projects, Innovation and

R&D, present the Heat Better Challenge.

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