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Members' Day Industry forum members (l to r): John O’Toole, Executive Vice President and Executive Managing Director from CB Richard Ellis; Brad Lambert, Regional Vice President, Real Estate Markets-Ontario, RBC; Leslie Woo, Vice President of Policy and Planning at Metrolinx; and Bill Hutchinson, Council Chair, i-Waterfront Advisory Council Executive Director, Intelligent Communities Waterfront Toronto CAREERS YOU CAN BUILD ON. extensions to integrate suburban areas, especially the city’s northwest. The end result, Smitherman says, will be that GTA residents will be able to travel anywhere across the GTA conveniently by transit — a far cry from the situation today. Other planks in Smitherman’s campaign platform of interest to builders include investments in the revitalization of city parks, improved and new sports and recreation facilities (part and parcel of the work being done for the Pan Am Games), and increasing the number of indoor playgrounds. POST-STIMULUS PERSPECTIVES The industry forum brought together four industry insiders for a longer-term look at construction in Toronto. John O’Toole TRAINING TODAY TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF TOMORROW UNITED ASSOCIATION LOCAL 46 PLUMBERS, STEAMFITTERS AND WELDERS 22 | Builders' Digest Quarter 3 2010 WWW.UALOCAL46.ORG Leslie Woo reminded attendees of the transit investment deficit Toronto still suffers from. That and the fact that the GTA continues to grow at a rapid pace means that projects like the Metrolinx “Big Move” transit plan – $50 billion to be invested over 25 years – will be delivering construction opportunities long into the future
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