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Brossard, The official groundbreaking for the new elementary school at the corner of Boulevard du Quartier and Rue Châteauneuf has confirmed the start of construction. The school is set to open for the 2026 school year. The facility will feature 4

Brossard, The Marie-Victorin School Service Centre has awarded a construction contract to Le Groupe CIBS for the expansion of Lucille-Teasdale International School, to accommodate 435 additional students. This project includes the construction of 11 new classrooms, two studios dedicated to

"We are featured in the January 25th edition of Constructo . For the future primary school on Quinn Street in Longueuil, the Marie-Victorin School Service Center is focusing on energy efficiency. Here's an overview of the measures implemented to reduce

The CIBS group has won the tender for the construction of a primary school on Châteauneuf Street and Quartier Boulevard. The beginning of the school construction is scheduled for January 2024, and the work is expected to span approximately 18

Team Mirabel's office took to the streets of Michèle-Bohec and Parc for a morning, rallying to collect funds for the Media's Guignolée in support of Moisson Laurentides. For every $10 received in donations, a value of $150 in food is

CIBS group had the honor of officially handing over the funds collected during its annual Dek hockey tournament on September 28, 2023. This sporting event exceeded expectations in terms of participation and philanthropic impact. The collective efforts of our participants, suppliers,

Congratulations to BPA and Equipe Laurence for their outstanding victory in the Mechanical-Electrical Building category at the Quebec Consulting Engineering Grand Awards 2023! Their innovative cloacothermia project, aimed at powering Team Laurence's offices with municipal wastewater, has been recognized. We are

CIBS Group demonstrates its social commitment by organizing an annual Dek hockey tournament to benefit the Breakfast Club and the Governors' Hope Foundation. Employees, actively serving as volunteers and participants, will infuse energy into the day with a competition featuring

Longueuil The project will roll out in two phases: the demolition of the existing building and the construction of the new school. The building will eventually offer 22 classrooms: a 4-year kindergarten class, three 5-year kindergarten classes and 18 elementary-level classes. The three-storey

Montreal Representatives from the borough and the City of Montreal inaugurated the new cultural and community centre. Located at 12225-12227 Grenet Street, this new 8,160 square metres municipal facility once was a building belonging to the Sisters of Providence. The Ahuntsic-Cartierville Borough, which