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CPI worked closely with Ray of Hope to create a modern, functional medical clinic and pharmacy that can serve up to eight physicians.  A specialized medical HVAC distribution system was incorporated into the design for the clinic. The result was a space that met the unique needs of the client while succeeding in conforming to all relevant building codes and regulations. The medical clinic was constructed within the larger building which also provided room for additional, third party commercial space.

This new modular Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) detachment provided the communities of Norway House and Kinosao Sipi Cree Nation an opportunity to be involved in both the design and construction of the new facility. The walls of the lobby include artwork depicting the seven sacred teachings, which are a symbol of collaboration between the Indigenous community and also serve as a reminder for how the RCMP want to lead and serve the community. 

The new Student Commons and Main Entry additions at Collège Jeanne-Sauvé were designed to provide a revitalized sense of community and connection to the outdoors for a growing student population. The new Student Commons replaces a small cafeteria with an expansive gathering and eating space complete with a new kitchen and immediate access to new outdoor spaces, all connected by a stage that extends both inside and outside.

Built in 1915, the Cornish Library is a Grade II listed heritage building and a City of Winnipeg Landmark Heritage Structure. To make the library more accessible to meet the needs of today’s users, this project involved extensive interior renovations to be completed within an existing building footprint. The jewel of the Cornish’s $2.5-million, multi-year makeover is its extension: clad in floor-to-ceiling oak, and supported by a solitary but heavy-duty concrete column, the space is made to house community shindigs and extra reading room, and to host rotating exhibitions by area artists.

Certified LEED Gold, the new East Elmwood Community Centre (EECC) includes a 5,000-square-foot fitness centre with regulation-sized gymnasium, dressing rooms, multi-purpose rooms and full-service kitchen. It features many environmentally friendly initiatives including low-flow plumbing, high-efficiency heating and cooling systems and parking spaces for 21 bicycles.

Southeast Collegiate is a unique and meaningful ground-up build in the heart of Winnipeg, providing students with a beautiful school facility and on-campus housing in an adjoining lodge for Indigenous youth relocating from their home communities. The school offers academic classes and trades training, alongside Indigenous languages, cultural programming and land-based education.

The new Notre Dame Health Centre is LEED-certified and was Phase 2 of the community’s vision to create a medical campus. It provides clients and community members with health services on-site and improves access to services in the growing community. 

This new 10,549 square foot community school for Dauphin River First Nation (DRFN) houses six classrooms for grades K-8, lunchroom, gym and multi-purpose room, kitchen, special education and resource room and administration offices. Jointly funded with the Government of Canada and Government of Manitoba, a playground with baseball diamond, soccer field, landscaping and bus area rounded out the project.

This two-storey multi-tenant commercial building was developed to provide ground side parking and loading for restricted areas. It allows tenants to streamline how they deliver ground support services for commercial aircraft, such as performing equipment maintenance or stocking planes with food and beverages. This new building improves airside operations within the airport campus by bringing tenants closer to the gates where passenger planes are parked for below-the-wing services. 

The Canadian National Railroad Company has been a long-term client for CPI. Since our first project in 1998, we have completed 32 projects on behalf of the railroad giant. Completed in December 2018, this project was the construction of the Fueling Facility at the CN MacMillan Yard in Concord, Ontario.

Designed and built for the City of Winnipeg, the New Maintenance Building at Kildonan Park consolidates multiple buildings into a central location and houses a variety of functions required for the maintance of park grounds and its associated facilities.

The Oak Bluff Medical Centre and Future Use Building is a newly completed design-build project located in the rapidly growing McGillivray Business Park. The 12,800-square-foot, single-storey facility is anchored by a 6,000-square-foot state-of-the-art medical centre, designed to unify two existing practices into one integrated healthcare space. The medical centre features x-ray and ultrasound units, a triage area, a pharmacy, reception area, and 12 exam rooms, providing comprehensive services from family physicians and specialists under one roof.

The building also includes space for three future tenants, allowing for flexibility and long-term growth as new practices are established. Constructed with a combination of wood and steel structure, the facility includes parking for 55 vehicles and charging stations for electric vehicles.

As Construction Manager, CPI oversaw all aspects of the project, including new mechanical and electrical systems, structural and civil work, landscaping, and interior finishes. Sustainability principles were integrated throughout, featuring high-efficiency windows and doors, LED lighting, low-flow plumbing fixtures, and the development of green spaces to enhance energy performance and environmental stewardship.

The result is a modern, efficient, and community-focused medical facility designed to meet the growing healthcare needs of Manitoba’s Oak Bluff area.

This Firing Range Remediation and Reconstruction Project in Winnipeg, Manitoba, involved an extensive overhaul of the existing firing range within a fully occupied and high-security building. The primary goal was to remediate all lead contamination in the range and its mechanical systems, followed by the installation of a new HVAC system and updated firing range facilities.

A new rooftop was installed to enhance durability and protect the updated infrastructure. The redesigned range, with over $600,000 invested in state-of-the-art materials and equipment, now meets the highest standards for training and safety. Thanks to careful planning and strict adherence to security protocols, the project was executed without disruption to building operations, delivering a safe, efficient and modernized facility.

One of the largest stores in Canada, this location makes up part of the vibrant neighbourhood of Corydon. Extensive design upgrades and structural modifications were required for this retrofit of an existing building. It features a glass atrium with full-length leather banquette, high-quality stone countertops, inlaid artwork and exterior improvements. Starbucks has been a customer of CPI since 2013, with over 14 locations completed so far in Western Canada.