CLIMATE CHANGE

Our overall landfill diversion rate

remains stable at 72% for the third

consecutive year and reached 77%

for projects targeting sustainable

certification.

We launched a pilot project at the site

of the Vaudreuil-Soulanges Hospital

to give gypsum a second lease on life.

Our suppliers are also engaged: 45%

of our strategic suppliers answered our

survey on their sustainability practices.

Key

Takeaways

Building differently also means rethinking the life cycle of

materials. Our ambition? To reduce the environmental footprint

at our worksites while optimizing the use of resources based

on a circular approach.

Accounting for residual materials and their recovery rate is

among our standards at all worksites. Few contractors syste-

matically apply this practice to all their projects. And we want

to take it one step further. We’re now focusing our efforts on

supporting our teams in adopting traceability practices and

f inding new avenues for landf ill diversion in collaboration with

our partners and suppliers.

At the same time, we’re gradually integrating responsible

procurement methods and developing a better understan-

ding of the sustainable practices of our strategic suppliers—

selected according to their business volume, carbon intensity,

our framework agreements and the consistency of our rela-

tionships. A transformation that is taking place one step at a

time, but with determination.

Charlotte Trudeau-Drolet,

Environmental advisor

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