Lafarge Canada announced the commissioning of its state-of-the-art Low-Carbon Fuel (LCF) facility at its Exshaw cement plant in collaboration with Geocycle Canada.

WSP has been named as the owner's engineer for Heidelberg Materials’ Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) project in Edmonton.

Lafarge Canada is receiving a $5-million investment from the B.C. government to further develop its carbon utilization technology.

Canada’s cement industry is tackling climate change by joining the Net-Zero Challenge as the first industry-wide participant.

The first cement facility in North America will examine the feasibility of carbon capture and storage technology to reduce emissions.

Lafarge and Metro Vancouver have reached an agreement that will see drinking water treatment residuals used as a material in cement manufacturing.

CSA Group has announced the registration of its first environmental product declaration (EPD) by the Cement Association of Canada.

The CRH Canada's Dufferin Aggregates Acton Quarry has become the world’s first certified aggregate site, an achievement seen as a catalyst for industry.