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Offices Across Eastern Canada

With locations in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and in Ontario, our offices can be found throughout Atlantic Canada and beyond. If you have any questions regarding our services, or career opportunities with our firm, please reach out today.

Dartmouth Office
219 Waverley Rd., Suite 200
Dartmouth, NS, B2X 2C3
Tel: (902) 405-4696
Fax: (902) 405-4693

Bedford Materials Lab
223 Bluewater Rd.
Bedford, NS, B4B 1H1

Charlottetown Office
175 Shakespeare Drive, Suite 201
Stratford, PE, C1B 4J8
Tel: (902) 370-3277
Fax: (902) 370-3278

St. John’s Office
Office: Terrace on the Square, 8 Rowan Street, Suite 301
Mailing: P.O. Box 23169, RPO Churchill Square
St. John’s, NL, A1B 4J9
Tel: (709) 579-6435

Hamilton Office
821 North Service Road, Suite 300
Stoney Creek, ON, L8E 0J7
Tel: (289) 649-1706

Office Hours

MON-FRI: 08:30 am -05:00 pm
SAT-SUN: CLOSED

News

Hiring for Fall Co-Op Term, Ontario

The structural division of our Ontario office is currently looking to fill co-op positions for the fall term. If you’re pursuing your structural certificate, or if you’re curious as to the world of engineering consulting, apply today!

Harbourside Wins OPWA Project of the Year Award at 2026 Luncheon

Harbourside Engineering, along with the City of Guelph, and Beton Construction, were awarded a 2025 Project of the Year Award for their work on the Boathouse Retaining Wall in Guelph, Ontario by the OPWA. The Award Luncheon happened on May 13th, 2026.

Running the Office

Our engineering teams came out to show their footwork in two running events, back-to-back, over two weekends. One was set in Halifax, and the other in Charlottetown. The Charlottetown YYG Airport Runway Run, and the Blue Nose Marathon Purple Cow 5km. Some of our favorite annual team building events.

Ontario Line’s Lower Don Bridge reaches major construction milestone with arch completion

Workers have reached another construction milestone on the Ontario Line project with the completion of the main arch for the Lower Don Bridge, a structure that will eventually carry subway trains over the Don River and Don Valley Parkway in Toronto’s east end. Harbourside Engineering have been acting as the erection engineering specialists on this incredible project

CANS 2026 Women in Construction Happy Hour

On March 5th, 2026, the Construction Association of Nova Scotia hosted an event at Nine Locks Brewery: The Women in Construction Happy Hour. Since Nine Locks is right next door to Harbourside’s Dartmouth office, how could we stay away?

Toronto's iconic new subway bridge just crossed a huge milestone

Sections of the DVP and Gardiner were closed from Friday, Jan. 30, at 11 p.m. to Monday, Feb. 2, at 5 a.m. to accommodate critical construction work for the new Lower Don Bridge that will carry Ontario Line trains across the Don River and adjacent highway lanes.

PortCon Featured by Innovation PEI

PortCon, a partnership between Harbourside Engineering and Port Charlottetown, was recently featured in Innovation PEI. Learn more about how marine engineering and port planning come together.

New Lower Don Bridge Prepares for Move Across the DVP This Weekend

Construction will reach a milestone this weekend on the Lower Don Crossing, a new bridge for Ontario line 3 that is set to be slid into its permanent position over the river and the Don Valley Parkway. Harbourside Engineering has been acting as the erection engineering specialist on this monumental project.

Now Hiring for May-Term Co-Ops

It's officially co-op season!
Or at least it's hiring season for the May 2026 term co-op for engineering students!

Amongst our many divisions and offices, we have limited openings to provide co-op students with the most comprehensive, hands-on experience possible. We keep the roster small, so that we can deliver the best mentorship experience to each student who comes aboard.

Co-Op Interview with Aaron

We had the chance to interview Aaron about his time in co-op with our Geotechnical engineering division here at Harbourside. He and Kenneth are both in their fourth year of civil engineering at Dalhousie University. Here we get a chance to talk about what working in the lab has been like for Aaron, as well as his first foray into the field in Cape Breton.

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