Amrize vessel arrives to begin Great Lakes shipping season
The 2026 Great Lakes shipping season has officially commenced in Alpine this with the arrival of the ‘Samuel de Champlain’s Innovation’. The specialised tug and barge docked at ...
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The 2026 Great Lakes shipping season has officially commenced in Alpine this with the arrival of the ‘Samuel de Champlain’s Innovation’. The specialised tug and barge docked at ...
Several measures support the decarbonisation of the global cement industry. In North America, Lafarge Canada is operating Low-Carbon Fuel facilities at its Brookfield and Exshaw...
Lafarge Canada has received provincial approval to operate trailers equipped with hydraulically forced steering axles for concrete delivery in Alberta, Canada, marking a signifi...
Lafarge Canada plans to open a facility in Burnaby that could process all of Metro Vancouver's contaminated soil. The soil-washing facility would divert large volumes of contami...
Lafarge Canada Inc ’s Bath cement plant, located near Kingston, Ontario, is piloting an innovative CO2 capture and mineralisation system developed by Hyperion Global Energy Corp...
Lafarge Canada played a key role in the West Five project, an innovative development recognised as Canada’s first sustainable smart community, located in London, Ontario. Design...
To support Canada’s transition to a low-carbon economy, Geocycle and Lafarge Canada commissioned their Low-Carbon Fuel facility at the Brookfield cement plant. Following the suc...
Lafarge Canada , a leading provider of sustainable building materials and a member of the Holcim Group, has been selected as the subcontractor for the paving of the Vancouver In...
Lafarge Canada ( Holcim Group ) has chosen ABB to update its process control system at the Bath cement plant (Kingston, Ontario). ABB will supply, commission and support its ABB...
Lafarge Canada Inc ( Holcim) has commissioned its state-of-the-art low-carbon fuel (LCF) facility at its Exshaw cement plant in collaboration with Geocycle Canada. The US$38m fa...