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Paul Eichinger

January 17, 2022

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Paul Eichinger | The Path from Client to Shareholder Paul Eichinger, Vice President of MTE, has been an owner and a leader of the company for nine years. Looking back, Paul reflects on the challenges and triumphs he has experienced, as well as what he suspects the future will hold for MTE. Why did you […]

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Ted Rowe

December 2, 2021

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Ted Rowe’s MTE Journey After joining MTE over 14 years ago, our President, Ted Rowe, reflects on his decision to make the leap to MTE, what has been most memorable and where he sees the future taking us. Get the full account from Ted’s perspective below. Describe your career path at MTE? I joined MTE […]

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MTE Mourns the Loss of Founder Bruce Scheifele

September 23, 2021

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It is with a very heavy heart that we share the news that MTE’s founder Bruce Scheifele passed away peacefully on the evening of Tuesday, September 21, 2021. Bruce opened the doors to MTE in 1985 with a vision of providing consulting services in a unique and value-added manner, one in which MTE’s approach was […]

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Atkins + Van Groll Has Joined MTE

August 13, 2021

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Multidisciplinary consulting firm, MTE Consultants has acquired Atkins + Van Groll, a structural engineering firm based in Toronto. Founded by Jonathan Atkins, P.Eng. and Raymond van Groll, P.Eng. in 1997, Atkins + Van Groll has over 10,000 projects within an impressive portfolio of residential and commercial developments, self-storage facilities and golf clubs. Atkins + Van Groll’s […]

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Environmental Leadership Through Youth Education

March 22, 2021

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How do we go about changing the way our youth are taught about water in a world of competing interests, teaching methods and attention spans? In honour of World Water Day, we’re taking a look at a movement in Ontario that started more than 25 years ago in which tens of thousands of people have […]

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Choose to Challenge: In Conversation with MTE’s Female Leaders

March 8, 2021

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How far have we come in our effort to close the gap between men and women in STEM? Today on International Women’s Day, we are catching up with some of MTE’s female leaders to answer that question. Choosing Engineering Carol Mitchell, Rebecca Kerr, and Tania Krysa are passionate about their careers. Although it may seem […]

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Sanitary Pumping Stations: What and Where are They?

June 16, 2020

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Have you ever wondered what happens after you flush? Maybe not. Wastewater isn’t typically something that the majority of us think about until something goes wrong. This is why you may not notice those nondescript buildings in our communities whose job it is to pump wastewater onward when gravity is no longer an option. These […]

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Building Envelope Retrofit: Transform Existing Buildings Into Top Performers

May 6, 2020

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As demand grows for more energy-efficient and sustainable buildings, our Building Restoration team is shedding light on the opportunity to transform existing buildings into top performers by upgrading the building envelope. What is the Building Envelope? The building envelope is what separates the inside from the outside on your building, providing you with shelter and […]

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Celebrating 35 Years in Business

May 4, 2020

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2020 marks MTE’s 35th year in business. However, like most things right now, the way we will celebrate our anniversary will not happen as we had planned. This doesn’t change the fact that we want to formally acknowledge this significant milestone for MTE and we still want to celebrate with our staff, clients and industry […]

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Soils, Soils, Soils

March 9, 2020

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Excess soil is an increasingly hot topic right now. But what exactly is excess soil and why are we talking about it? In short, it’s the dirt that gets dug up during construction activities and moved offsite because it won’t be re-used during development. We’re talking about it now because a new Regulation (O. Reg. […]

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Authors: Carol Mitchell and Jen Lambke