BC based Pinnacle Renewable Energy (acquired by Drax in April 2021), expanded their bioenergy operation to address the global demand for sustainable fuel for renewable energy generation.
Message from the Executive Director: Summer 2022
Message from the Chair: Summer 2022
AMBA Member Announcement: Curber Joins G8
AMBA 2022 Golf Tournament Recap
AMBA 2022 AGM Recap
Executive Director Report: Spring 2022
What times we live in! From the worst pandemic since the Spanish flu, to war in Europe, run away inflation, political upheaval and unprecedented supply chain issues. Yet, Alberta remains a rewarding place to do business! We have seen our share of boom and busts over the years, but well run companies find a way to survive and thrive. It is a testament to the women and men of Alberta who continue to adapt to whatever the current conditions are. The State of the Industry update and the AMBA President’s message in the April Newsletter outline the many challenges and opportunities ahead.
Bexson Construction – Celebrating 30 years!
Building Success During the Pre-Construction Phase
Having spent over 40 years working with building owners and contractors, it has always astounded me how many projects are awarded solely based on price, often at the expense of quality, safety, sustainability and reliability. Many components and critical factors influence a successful build, such as contractor, sub-trades, suppliers and materials. I am going to focus this article on value and some critical key steps that will bring more value to your project at the most important stage in the construction process: Pre-construction.
Project Profile: Nor-Lan Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
With Nor-Lan’s Better Price Guarantee, keeping overhead and capital costs low ensures that their customers benefit from every dollar saved! So when their new expansion cost soared above budget, they looked to local contractor, Canad Construction and Brytex Building Systems for cost savings. Most of the structure was converted to an engineered metal building solution that included a thermally efficient roof and wall system, complete with 20,000 sf of mezzanine area, accommodation for roof top units, and a complex frame system to provide wide open spaces. The front showroom included a hybrid-conventional flat-roofed structure for architectural appeal.




