As the Mills-Peninsula Hospital nears completion, executive project manager E.J. Saucier shares with David Hendricks some of the things that went right on the project that might have gone wrong if not for an experienced project team and some creative thinking.

Timberline Resources is an emerging gold producer and a junior gold exploration company with a business model that includes a predictable cash flow, David Hendricks reports.

Andrew Pelis talks to a vice president of SuKarne about the importance of lean production techniques to Mexico’s largest beef-producer, and the export potential generated by the country’s enviable animal health record.

Seahawk Drilling plans to soar to international status within a few years. COO Kurt Hoffman talks with April Terreri about the shallow-water drilling company.

Sage Gold is in transition from an exploration company to a production company. President and CEO Nigel Lees explains the significance of the change to April Terreri.

Honeywell FM&T has been manufacturing and supplying components for national defense systems for more than 60 years. Operational excellence manager Barbara Rich tells Gay Sutton how the company has achieved this enviable record.

By positioning itself in a region already rich in mineral assets and infrastructure, Labrador Iron Mines is reviving a historic mining operation within the heart of Canada’s prolific Labrador Trough iron range. Keith Regan learns how this first mover of high-quality DSO product envisions a growing production profile at its deposits along the Quebec-Labrador border.

Derik Davis tells Jane Bordenave how IMI Cornelius is a leading force for innovation in the beverage market, and how being a global business can benefit and challenge a company.

A large number of regulatory environmental agencies in Oregon get involved when you demolish one bridge and construct another, David Hendricks learns from Hamilton Construction’s Kevin Parrish.

Rob Harris reports on ENMAX Corporation, a Canadian utility company that envisions a future where nothing is wasted and everything is gained.

ENMAX Corporation is a vertically integrated utility company completely owned by the City of Calgary, Alberta. Providing Albertans with electricity for over 100 years, ENMAX has more than 640,000 customers and annual revenue of C$1.7 billion.