The Scarborough Subway Extension in Toronto, running from Kennedy Station to Sheppard Avenue and will provide additional capacity and reduced travel times to those living and working in the area.
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The Crosstown Project was WJ’s first dewatering project when we opened our Canadian office and has been a near constant presence since this point. The latest phase of work on this project is the Western Extension which will provide more rapid transit to Etobicoke and Mississauga.
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Anyone in the construction industry will tell you that there are few better feelings than seeing a project that you have been involved in come to life and be enjoyed by the public. The latest of these projects for WJ Canada is Love Park in downtown Toronto.
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WJ Canada has been fixture in Ontario since the office opened back in 2016, with the vast majority of the projects we have been involved in located in and around the Greater Toronto Area. We are now, however, pleased to announce our expansion into Quebec and Montreal.
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Union Station is Canada’s busiest multi-modal passenger transportation hub and a significant part of Toronto’s heritage.
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WJ’s Canadian branch opened in the centre of Toronto in 2016 to work on the Toronto Eglinton Crosstown LRT project, a project we are still working on 3 years later!
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WJ’s latest Canadian employee inspects one of our pumps in the Eglinton Crosslinx tunnel in Toronto.
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WJ have been an established part of the dewatering game in the Middle East for over 15 years
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It’s not often WJ are featured in the national press, however we very recently had the honour of appearing in articles on both the Daily Mail and London Evening Standard websites about the Thames Tideway project currently underway through central London.
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WJ are once again showing our technical prowess with another challenging project in Anchorsholme; dewatering a cofferdam in the Irish Sea!
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