Last month, I had the sincere privilege of joining the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies, who hosted the Ontario Engineering Project Awards, which was the 20th holding of that event. I’m very proud to recognize a winner from my riding of Windsor–Tecumseh: the sewer and coastal flood protection master plan. It was certainly a privilege to join Stacey McGuire, Ryan Langlois and Laura Herlehy of Dillon Consulting and the city of Windsor as they accepted the award.

Also recognized were:

—BBA’s Great Adventure onboarding program;

—Tulloch Engineering’s Hockey Night in Huntsville;

—Dillon’s Collins Creek wildlife mitigation project;

—Lea Consulting’s water management plan by site 46X-0176/BO;

—Hatch’s process gas project and particulate emissions project, Sudbury smelter—this one was led by my former classmate from the University of Ottawa, Benoit Paillé;

—Entuitive for its Port Lands bridges project;

—Eramosa Engineering for its mine remediation cloud SCADA integration;

—J.L. Richards for its Manotick watermain link, phase 1, and North Island watermain link;

—Hatch for the Kingston Third Crossing;

—Eramosa Engineering’s electrical power studies and arc flash models for multiple waste water facilities;

—McIntosh Perry for the Ducks Unlimited project inspections for 250 sites in Ontario;

—R.V. Anderson for Central Bridge replacement and additional works;

—R.J. Burnside for the Godey water supply project; and

—AECOM Canada for the Ontario Line immersive sound studio.

To all my engineering colleagues who are awardees this year: Thank you. You’ve made our profession proud.