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March issue of Canadian Design and Construction Report published

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March 2016

The March issue of Canadian Design and Construction Report (cadcr.com) has been published.

This issue looks at infrastructure on several levels, including significant projects, initiatives, and events.

You can read the publication online in page turning format here.

If you wish, you can request a printed copy or subscribe.

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