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Category: Civil Engineering

Sidewalk Design Parameters

March 13, 2019 Mike Thomas

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Posted in: Canada, Civil Engineering, Design, Development, Subdivision Design, Transportation, Urban Planning

Prototype Small Scale Solutions

July 25, 2018 Mike Thomas

As a resort community, Revelstoke sees a lot of tourist traffic in the downtown, both pedestrians and vehicles. Additionally, as…

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Posted in: Cities, Civil Engineering, Community, Design, Sustainability, Transportation, Urban Living

Simple Solutions

January 25, 2017 Mike Thomas

How often do you feel that the world is unnecessarily complex? Here are some simple products and solutions I’ve enjoyed…

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Posted in: Blogging, Design

A Disturbing Trend in Local Government

January 17, 2017 Mike Thomas

The resignations of over a dozen mayors and councillors in British Columbia over the past two years is “a disturbing…

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Posted in: Blogging, Canada, Cities, Community, Governance

Prince Albert’s Water, Oil Pipelines, and the Precautionary Principle

August 5, 2016 Mike Thomas

The City of Prince Albert in #Saskatchewan, #Canada has secured emergency water supply after almost two weeks of no water…

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Posted in: News, UrbanWorkbench News, Water Filed under: Canada, Revelstoke, Saskatchewan

National Public Works Week

May 20, 2016 Mike Thomas

Public works is always there. Rain, hail, snow or shine, public works crews are dedicated to the job. They keep…

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Posted in: Cities, Construction, Design, Governance, Sustainability, Urban Living Filed under: engineering

White Rock Fire Results in Boil Water

May 16, 2016 Mike Thomas

Fighting the flames had put such a demand on the small local #water system that the city’s reservoirs dropped to “dangerously…

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Posted in: Housing, Sustainability, UrbanWorkbench News, Water Filed under: Fire, fraser health, MetroVancouver, Revelstoke, urbanworkbench, Water, water resource issues

Sustainable Civil Engineering

April 20, 2016 Mike Thomas

Earth day is just around the corner, and it is important that we make sustainable choices in the areas that…

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Posted in: Blogging, Civil Engineering, Construction, Design, Energy, History Filed under: Civil Engineering, engineering

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