CBN and Actual Media thank all those who submitted projects for consideration and congratulate the finalists – all nominated projects are proof of the vibrancy, innovation and excellence in Canada’s brownfield industry!
REPROGRAM
Legislation, Policy and Program Initiatives
WINNER:
Guidelines for Development of Contaminated or Potentially Contaminated Sites
City of Guelph, Ontario
The other finalists in this category are:
Brownfield Redevelopment Program Policy/Grant
Town of Mayerthorpe, Alberta
Excess Soils Model By-law
Ontario Soil Regulation Task Force, Ontario
Kingston Failed Tax Sale Redevelopments
City of Kingston, Ontario
2016 Brownie Award: REPROGRAM
REMEDIATE
Sustainable Remediation and Technological Innovation
WINNER:
Brantford’s Sydenham Pearl Brownfield Remediation and Urban Renewal
Brantford, ON
The other finalists in this category are:
Atlas Landfill Remediation
Welland, Ontario
Lac-Mégantic Remediation
Lac-Mégantic, Québec
Lehigh Cement Contaminated Soil Reclamation/Reuse
Edmonton, Alberta
Use of Phytoremediation to Rehabilitate Former Industrial Sites
Eastern Montréal, Québec
2016 Brownie Award: REMEDIATE
REINVEST
Financing, Risk Management and Partnerships
WINNER:
Atlas Landfill Remediation
Welland, Ontario
The other finalists in this category are:
Centre Suites on 3rd Avenue
Owen Sound, Ontario
2016 Brownie Award: REINVEST
REBUILD
Redevelopment at the Local, Site Scale
WINNER:
Orillia Recreation Facility
Orillia, Ontario
The other finalists in this category are:
New Eva’s Phoenix
Toronto, Ontario
St. Michael’s Hospital Redevelopment
Toronto, Ontario
2016 Brownie Award: REBUILD
REACH OUT
Communication, Marketing and Public Engagement
WINNER:
Leadership in Brownfields Renewal
Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Ottawa, Ontario
The other finalists in this category are:
Inspiration Port Credit
Mississauga, Ontario
John Hart Generating Station Replacement
Campbell River, British Columbia
2016 Brownie Award: REACH OUT
The judges also gave three additional awards: best small project, best large project and best overall project. All nominated projects are eligible for these categories. The winning projects are:
BEST SMALL PROJECT
WINNER:
Centre Suites on 3rd Avenue
Owen Sound, Ontario
2016 Brownie Award: BEST SMALL SCALE
BEST LARGE PROJECT
WINNER:
ION: Light Rail Transit in Waterloo Region
Region of Waterloo, Ontario
2016 Brownie Award: BEST LARGE SCALE
Brownfielder of the Year Award
WINNER:
Nathan Richard
City of Kingston
2016 Brownie Awards: BROWNFIELDERS OF THE YEAR, past and present
Thank you to our judges
The Canadian Brownfields Network and Actual Media would like to thank the 2016 Brownie Awards judging panel:
- D. Grant Walsom, XCG Consulting Limited, Chair of the Judging Panel
- Eric K. Pringle, Milestone Environmental Contracting
- Isaël Poirier, Canadian Brownfields Network, Vice President
- Chris de Sousa, Ryerson University
- Pamela Kraft, Toronto Transit Commission/Ontario Professional Planners Institute
- Krista Barfoot, CH2M
- Stéphanie Bohdanow, Federation of Canadian Municipalities – Green Municipal Fund
- Glenn Miller, Canadian Urban Institute
- Bill Birdsell, J. William Birdsell Architecture (Ontario Association of Architects Immediate Past President)
- Bill Stiebel, Stantec Consulting Ltd.
- Alan McCammon, British Columbia Ministry of Environment
- Todd Latham, Actual Media
- Toon Dreesen, Dreesen Cardinal Architects Inc. (Ontario Association of Architects President)