Lafarge Canada celebrates women in the workplace
/CNW Telbec/ - As we proudly announced last week, we were awarded one of Canada's Best Diversity Employers for the 7th consecutive year—a recognition that...
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/CNW Telbec/ - As we proudly announced last week, we were awarded one of Canada's Best Diversity Employers for the 7th consecutive year—a recognition that...
Advertisement The Lafarge Canada Inc. Precast Plant in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has supplied a sustainable solution for the construction of the 18-story multi-use apartment building at 221 Stradbrook. This apartment building is located alongside the Red and Assiniboine Rivers and is only footsteps from the Historic Forks Market. The Stradbrook building boasts a total precast concrete design made possible by architect Dustin Sharrow of MMP Architects and the Lafarge design team. The sustainability of precast is showcased by the building’s modern aesthetic, fire-resistant, and energy-efficient con...
Advertisement Lafarge Canada has announced that MediaCorp Canada Inc. has named the company as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People – a recognition that speaks to Lafarge Canada’s commitment to foster a workplace where growth, learning and development are key components of its Employee Value Proposition. “This is a big achievement,” says David Redfern, CEO, Eastern Canada. “Cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset in our young talent is at the core of our Lafarge Leadership Development Programme; one of the reasons why we've been named one of Canada's Top Employers for You...
RICHMOND, B.C. — Lafarge Canada Inc., Svante and Total S.A. (Total) have wrapped the second phase of their Project CO2MENT, the first completely full-cycle solution to capture and reuse C02 produced at a cement plant. The project's goal is to capture ind
Advertisement 2MENT, a first of its kind partnership to capture industrial levels of CO 2 emissions from a cement plant. The multi-phase project celebrates the completion of Phase II, construction to have the technology to capture and filter the CO 2 from the flue gas. This is a crucial component to achieve the next stage of capturing CO 2 flow at the Lafarge Richmond Cement facility in British Columbia. “This has been a turbulent year for business and people due to the COVID-19 pandemic with many large-scale projects being put on hold, but the perseverance that the people working at the Ri...