Toronto, Ontario

The Burns & McDonnell commitment to Canadian clients goes back more than 75 years, and we are proud of the rich history that began with such projects as electrical and gas appraisals for Montreal in 1944; engineering design for the Indian Creek Tunnel in Burlington, Ontario, in 1979; desulfurization design for New Brunswick Power in the 1990s; environmental assessment for a pet-care company in Mississauga, Ontario, in 2010 — eventually leading to support of Ontario Power Generation (OPG), Bruce Power and Hydro One in recent years.

Our projects took us across the country, from British Columbia to Ontario, executing critical infrastructure initiatives in a wide range of industries, including electric power generation, transmission and distribution; manufacturing; food processing; and mining.

We established our Canadian division in 2006, opening official offices in Calgary in 2011 and Toronto in 2015. Our proud role in supporting the build of Canada’s industrial and utility infrastructure has been accented by our commitment to supporting local charitable causes, engaging with area businesses and contractors, and nurturing connections with First Nations communities.

Planning, designing and constructing Canadian critical infrastructure has been a major part of our work, executing several billion dollars’ worth of industrial and utility projects. We also support our Canadian clients with our full range of engineering and construction services in sectors including power generation, electrical transmission and distribution, oil and gas, water, aviation, food and consumer products, transportation, and industrial. We provide solutions for the planning, design, construction, program management and engineer-procure-construct delivery of all project types.

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Client success is one of our driving principles, and so we’re proud to be a repeating recipient of PSMJ’s Premier Award for Client Satisfaction. Learn more about what that means