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.

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?

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.

We’re continuing our trend of highlighting our co-op students. Back in October, we spoke with Kenneth, currently undergoing his co-op with the Geotechnical team. He talks about the importance of mentorship and hands on experience during his co-op term.

We have another interview with one of our co-op students. This time, from the geotechnical division! Brady Chipman recounts his time at Harbourside, and how he was able to apply his skills and learn from the team!

Attention: Please apply to this position by reaching out to us.

The need for materials specialist, and materials engineering is constantly growing, and we are rising to meet the demand.

Dexter Nova Alliance Team, which is made up of Dexter Construction, Nova Construction, WSP, Harbourside Engineering Group and the Department of Public Works has received the 2025 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence in Engineering.

Major construction has started on the new Lower Don Bridge that will carry Ontario Line trains across the Don River between the Corktown and Riverside communities. Harbourside Engineering has been acting as the specialist bridge engineer for this major project.

Harbourside Engineering Group, recently expanded its capabilities with the acquisition of W S Langley Concrete & Materials Technology. The acquired company’s president, Wilbert ‘Wib’ S. Langley, P.Eng., has more than 50 years’ experience in concrete materials engineering. He has consulted for the Halifax Harbour Bridges, Confederation Bridge, Gordie Howe International Bridge, William R Bennett Bridge and Hoover Dam Bridge.

The twinning project began with the construction of the two South River crossings — steel box girder designs, each on three piers.  General contractor was Nova Construction Co. Ltd. of Antigonish and Harbourside Engineering was the designer.

Canadian Architect — Canadian consulting engineering firms received the highest recognition for engineering excellence at the 2014 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards gala, held at the Ottawa Convention Centre. Harbourside received the award for Excellence for their work on the Vimy Memorial Bridge (Formerly Strandherd Armstrong)