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Construction activities at a future facility that will expand Dog Tales—an animal rescue and sanctuary located in King City, ON—are in full swing in efforts to build a transitional home for dogs that will be without equal in Canada. Dalton is leading construction activities as Construction Manager on the project.

Our team recently invited a group of residents at Venvi Leaside Retirement Living to get into the spirit of the holidays by participating in a gingerbread house making event at their facility located in East York.

Our holiday fundraising effort this year, Project Giftwrap, is supporting The Women's Centre of York Region and their efforts to bring comfort, dignity, and hope for women and children in need this winter. The goal of the campaign is giving some joy to two families in York Region by raising finds and purchasing items from their modest wish lists. Dalton staff made donations that were represented as ornaments adorning Dalton's "Tree of Warmth", `which stood proudly in our lob

Big visions with tight budgets. Operating schools during construction. Surprises behind walls. These are some of the issues and constraints that many independent schools encounter when planning and building capital projects. How can independent schools successfully juggle these issues while navigating the complex design and construction process to deliver their next legacy project? At a recent event hosted by CIS Ontario , Dalton’s Jason Judson and Jon Loewen, Design Principa

Three years ago, Dalton installed a 63-foot digital screen at the front entrance of the  TMX Market Centre  as part of our effort to build an 8,000 sq. ft. modern event venue. Thanks to our friends at TMX , the screen is currently displaying a special message celebrating our 85th anniversary. Andrew Dalton, Randy Dalton, and Jason Judson from Dalton’s senior team recently met with Wayne Ralph, COO of TMX, and Patrick Fejer, CEO of B+H , the architect of the Market Centre, to

Since opening in 2012, Leo Baeck Day School has nearly doubled its school population to 650 students. To accommodate this impressive growth, the school launched a campaign called Proud History, Bright Future to expand and renovate its Arlington Avenue campus. The campaign empowered the school to plan and design a new, two-storey addition and renovations to existing spaces. This will create purpose-built areas for learning, activity and interactions, including technology and