We found 10 sustainability vice-president - goods production, utilities, transport and construction jobs in Manitoba on Job Bank. The job postings found are for all Assessors, valuators and appraisers (NOC 00015).
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Read the latest news stories about job creation and layoffs related to the occupation ofsustainability vice-president - goods production, utilities, transport and construction (NOC 00015).
Canada Life and the Power Corporation of Canada are providing $750,000 to the Rainbow Resource Centre, to continue the development of its Winnipeg housing complex for 2SLGBTQ+ seniors. Construction on the 21-unit building concluded in August 2024, and Phase 2 will begin next year. It includes programming space, a library, a café, and permaculture gardens.
Construction has begun on Winnipeg's Portage and Main intersection and is expected to last about six months. The downtown intersection has long been closed to pedestrians, but is being redesigned to accommodate foot traffic and is scheduled to reopen in summer 2025.
The Government of Canada is spending $4.8M on a retrofit to Winnipeg’s Gordon Bell High School that is expected to halve the building’s energy use. Construction began in summer of 2023 and is scheduled to be complete by fall 2025.
True North Real Estate Development has acquired Portage Place, a shopping mall in downtown Winnipeg. The company is planning to convert the buildings into a $650M mixed-use project that includes a health care services complex, a grocery store, 216 residential units, and office space for community and social services agencies.
Construction is underway on The Chancellor, a new housing project by Paragon Living in Winnipeg’s south end. It consists of 95 rental units, including 38 affordable suites. The Government of Canada, City of Winnipeg, and Roseau River Anishinaabe First Nation are providing a combined $38.5M to the project, which will give priority to the First Nation’s membership when complete.
Construction has begun on Portage Commons, an $18M mixed use project in Portage la Prairie. The building, expected to be complete in 2026, will include 54 affordable housing units and eight commercial storefronts. Partners include the Dakota Tipi First Nation, Kenmare Developments, Tachia Developments, and the federal, provincial, and municipal governments.
