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IBI Group Announces Asset Acquisition of Cole Engineering Group Ltd.
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COLE WELCOMES HASSAN KTAECH AS MANAGER OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
COLE’S WATER PRACTICE CONTINUES POSITIVE GROWTH
OPWA AWARD WINNER: COOKSVILLE SWMF - EASTGATE PARK, CITY OF MISSISSAUGA
COLE AMONG WINNERS OF CANADA'S TOP EMPLOYERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 2019
CHRISTINE HILL STEPS UP AS CEO'S BOARD CHAIR
THE NWC AND COLE SIGN CONTRACT
2018 CARIBBEAN WATER & WASTEWATER CONFERENCE
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COLE WELCOMES MARCY JORDAN AS REGIONAL MANAGER FOR OTTAWA OPERATIONS
COLE WELCOMES GORD GAJICH AS SR. DIRECTOR, MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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MOHSEN MORTADA IS MAKING POSITIVE WAVES - BOTH IN YORK REGION AND AROUND THE WORLD
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO KICK OFF!
UTSC INVASIVE SPECIES AWARENESS DAY
COLE AMONG WINNERS OF CANADA'S TOP SMALL & MEDIUM EMPLOYERS (2018)
COLE AT VALUE OF BIOGAS EAST 2018 - INSIGHTS FROM OUR RESOURCE RECOVERY TEAM
COLE LAUNCHES NEW LOGO AND IDENTITY TO BETTER REFLECT CORE BUSINESS AND VALUES
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PROJECT OF THE YEAR FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS
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FIFTY FIVE HOURS - INSTALLING A PEDESTRIAN TUNNEL OVER THE COURSE OF A WEEKEND
2017 WEAO Utility Management Forum
Introducing Steve Davies, M.Sc. P.Geo- Senior Hydrogeologist
The Consultant as a Utility: Understanding Value through the Stormwater Fee Scenario
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Pipelines Conference
Saving Ontario's Barn Swallow Population
Water's Next Awards 2017
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World Environment Day
Inaugural COLEaboration Symposium
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2016 National Co-op Employer of the Year
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On Canada's Infrastructure Gap
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Oak Ridges Adventure Relay Race 2016
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66th Annual Ontario Traffic Council Conference and AGM, May 15-17
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Cole Engineering is pleased to announce Bill Serjeantson as Vice President, Utility Management.
Cole Engineering is pleased to announce Robert McCollum as Vice President, Water Facilities Engineer
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On Saturday April 21, 2018 members of COLE’s Biological Services Group participated in a symposium organized and hosted by the Master of Environmental Science (M.Env.Sc.) program at the University of Toronto Scarborough. The day-long event brought together conservation practitioners, scientists, and members of the public to raise awareness of invasive species (e.g., Buckthorn, Gypsy Moth, Zebra Mussels) and their effects on the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). With the provincial Invasive Species Act now in force, the control and management of such species plays an increasing role in land use planning and management.
 
The keynote speaker at the event was world-renowned invasion ecologist, Dr. Dan Simberloff from the University of Tennessee. Other speakers at the event included staff from the following organizations:
  • Fisheries and Oceans Canada
  • Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
  • Toronto and Region Conservation
  • Credit Valley Conservation
  • University of Toronto
  • Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters
  • Ontario Invasive Plant Council
The day also included poster presentations from M.Env.Sc. students, information booths from agency and NGO partners, as well as hands-on workshops, prizes, and children's activities. COLE was pleased to help sponsor the event and to promote information sharing by staffing a booth to discuss invasive species in the context of infrastructure development.

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