Alexander School Kipohtakaw Education Centre includes a 1,600m2 renovation and 957m2 addition to the existing facility. The school’s new design provides a safe, enabling and nurturing environment for 379 students and 61 teachers/staff, regardless of ...
Currently under construction, this new building is located just southeast of the existing kindergarten school. The new 2,900m2 early learning facility will welcome the community’s children during the most important learning years of their lives to he...
Saddle Lake Elementary School – also known as Onchaminahos Elementary School – is a new 4,324m2 K-6 school being built in the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve No. 125. The facility must not only accommodate 21st Century Learning, it also needs to be a spac...
JEN COL Construction was contracted to build Edmonton’s 30th fire station, the new Pilot Sound Fire Station located at 15850 – 50 Street which is part of the Pilot Sound residential community encompassing seven neighborhoods in the city’s northeast c...
Located about 285 kilometers west of Edmonton, the Town of Hinton enjoys a rich quality of life bolstered by an ardent arts and culture scene. In fact, Hinton is home to nearly 25 cultural organizations – the majority of which are in the performing a...
St. Kateri Tekakwitha Academy is a new pre-K to Grade 5 school constructed on a greenfield site in the new Westwinds subdivision in the Town of Morinville. It is the first school the Greater St. Albert Catholic School District has built in the Town s...
In 2014, Edmonton Catholic Schools announced a new kindergarten to Grade 9 school would be built in southeast Edmonton to serve the Walker neighbourhood (located in the Ellerslie and Summerside area). This school has a planned occupancy of 750 studen...
Named after Canada’s eighth prime minister—Sir Robert Borden—Borden Park in the early 1900s was Edmonton’s playground, complete with merry-go-round, a giant wood rollercoaster, a zoo, cricket pitches, baseball diamonds, a tearoom, fountains, a band s...
Fox Lake Elementary School (formerly Jean Baptiste Sewepagaham School), a 4,866 m2 elementary school located in one of Canada’s most remote communities south of the 60th parallel, is only accessible by air, over a 1.1 km-long ice bridge in the winter...
Glenmary School in Peace River, Alberta was originally built in 1964 with four classrooms and a small gymnasium. Sister Gillespie, a teacher at the school came up with the name Glenmary, “Glen” came from the area of town called Glenview and “Mary” wa...