The Canadian Broadcasting Centre in Toronto entered service in 1993. Aecon also redeveloped the CBC Vancouver headquarters, reaching completion in 2009.

Covering a total area of approximately 4 million square feet, Complexe Desjardins is the largest building in the Montreal metropolitan area.

Aecon completed construction of a new terminal (2/B) and the modification of an existing terminal (2/A), including apron, taxiways, roads, bridges and other airside and landside infrastructures.

The 1500 MW Nathpa Jhakri Hydroelectric Project, located in Kinnaur and Shimla Districts of Himachal Pradesh, was a run-of-the river type development, proposed to harness hydroelectric potential of the upper reaches of the river Satluj.

Aecon assembled one of the comprised four AECL skids destined for the Wolsong Tritium Removal Facility located in Korea.

The first P3 delivery of a hydroelectric facility in Canada; this project fostered excellence from the outset, with its innovative underground design and commitment to environmental protection.

A winner of multiple industry awards, this state-of-the-art airport is an engine of economic growth for Ecuador.

This P3 project was the first of its kind in Israel. Modelled after Ontario’s Highway 407 ETR, it is widely recognized as a resounding success.

The world's first electronic toll highway created much-needed traffic relief for commuters across the north of Toronto.

The construction of Toronto's subway system helped to move Toronto forward as a modern North American city.

The construction of Canada's most recognizable landmark created the tallest free-standing structure in the world.

The construction of the Gardiner Expressway modernized travel at the time into the downtown core of Toronto.

The construction of Terminal 1 and 3 helped establish Pearson International as Canada’s largest airport.

Construction of the Montreal-Trudeau Airport modernized international and domestic air travel into Montreal.

The construction of the beautiful Pantages Theatre brought old world sophistication to Canadian culture.

The construction of one of Canada's first "skyscrapers" brought Montreal into the modern age.

The modernization of St. John's Harbour improved trade to Canada and brought prosperity to Newfoundland.

Connecting the Great Lakes to ocean shipping was critical to expanding Canadian trade and our economy.

The construction of the Vancouver Ferry Terminal helped enhance travel between Vancouver and Victoria.

Doubling the size of Windsor Station helped the Canadian Pacific Railway unite Canadians from coast to coast.