We are honoured that
HH Angus and Associates is again included among Canada's Best Managed Companies.

A Gold Level member, this is our seventh consecutive year of being recognized among Canada’s Best for our consistent performance and long-term vision.

Canada’s Best Managed Companies is one of the country’s leading business awards programs recognizing innovative and world‑class businesses. Celebrating over 30 years, the CBMC program awards excellence in overall business performance and growth of best in-class, Canadian-owned companies with revenues of $50 million or more.

“The 2025 Best Managed winners exemplify the highest Canadian business standards of innovation, adaptability, and bold leadership,” said Derrick Dempster, Partner, Deloitte Private and Co-Leader, Canada’s Best Managed Companies program. “Their relentless ambition, determined focus, and strategic agility have led them to remain competitive on the world stage, creating sustainable economic growth in an evolving global market.”

To attain the designation, companies are evaluated on their leadership in strategy, culture and commitment, capabilities and innovation, governance and financial performance. Paul Keenan, President of HH Angus, commented on today’s award: “Being named a Best Managed company acknowledges the value of our careful management of our day-to-day operations, our thorough planning for both the short and long-term future of the firm, and our success in identifying growth opportunities, whether those are in sectors, services or geography. We’re very honoured and excited to once again be recognized by the Best Managed program.”

HH Angus also enjoys a strong company culture that values and celebrates innovation, technical excellence, and dedication to client service. Our staff of approximately 450 professionals, across offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, is laser-focused on delivering a broad range of successful projects in Canada and internationally to help our clients realize their goals. They share the firm’s expanding focus on decarbonizing the built environment to benefit the environment and provide a wide range of services to support the development of smart and sustainable cities. Earning the Best Managed Companies Award year after year is a reflection of their commitment and loyalty, and the vital role they play in HH Angus’ success.

We also recognize that the Best Managed honour would not be possible without the trust and loyalty of our valued clients – we appreciate the important role they play in HH Angus’ success.

2025 marks HH Angus’ 106^th year in business. For the firm to be thriving and deserving of this award after more than a century in business speaks to a tradition of resourceful, resilient and innovative leadership. Building on more than a century of success, we continue to strengthen the firm to meet the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.

HH Angus est fière d'avoir une fois de plus été reconnue parmi les sociétés les mieux gérées au Canada en tant que member Or.

C’est la septième année consécutive que nous sommes reconnus parmi les sociétés les mieux gérées au Canada, grâce à nos performances constantes et notre vision à long terme.

Le programme des sociétés les mieux gérées au Canada (CBMC) est l’un des principaux programmes de distinction des entreprises du pays, qui reconnaît les entreprises novatrices et de classe mondiale. Célébrant plus de 30 ans d’existence, le programme CBMC reconnaît l’excellence des performances d’ensemble et de la croissance des meilleures entreprises canadiennes, dont le chiffre d’affaires est égal ou supérieur à 50 millions de dollars.

« Les lauréats des sociétés les mieux gérées de 2025 illustrent les normes canadiennes les plus élevées en matière d’innovation, d’adaptabilité et de leadership audacieux, » a déclaré Derrick Dempster, associé, Deloitte Sociétés privées, et co-responsable du programme des sociétés les mieux gérées au Canada. « Leur ambition inébranlable, leur détermination et leur agilité stratégique leur ont permis de rester compétitives sur la scène internationale, créant ainsi une croissance économique durable dans un marché mondial en constante évolution. »

Pour obtenir cette distinction, les entreprises sont évaluées sur leur leadership en matière de stratégie, de culture et d’engagement, leurs capacités et leur innovation, leur gouvernance et leurs performances financières. Paul Keenan, président de HH Angus, a commenté la distinction reçue aujourd’hui : « Être nommée l’une des sociétés les mieux gérées reconnaît la valeur de notre gestion rigoureuse des opérations quotidiennes, de notre planification minutieuse à court et à long terme de l’avenir de l’entreprise, ainsi que notre capacité à identifier les occasions de croissance dans des secteurs, des services ou des régions géographiques. Nous sommes très honorés et très heureux d’être à nouveau reconnus par le programme des sociétés les mieux gérées. »

HH Angus jouit également d’une solide culture d’entreprise qui valorise et célèbre l’innovation, l’excellence technique et le dévouement au service de la clientèle. Notre équipe, composée d’environ 450 professionnels répartis dans nos bureaux de Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa et Montréal, se consacre entièrement à la réalisation d’une vaste gamme de projets fructueux au Canada et à l’échelle internationale afin d’aider nos clients à atteindre leurs objectifs. Ils partagent l’intérêt croissant de l’entreprise pour la décarbonisation de l’environnement bâti au profit de l’environnement et fournissent une large gamme de services pour soutenir le développement de villes intelligentes et durables. Le fait de remporter la distinction des sociétés les mieux gérées année après année témoigne de leur engagement et de leur loyauté, ainsi que du rôle essentiel qu’ils jouent dans le succès de HH Angus.

Nous reconnaissons également que la distinction du prix des sociétés les mieux gérées ne serait pas possible sans la confiance et la fidélité de nos précieux clients. Nous apprécions le rôle important qu’ils jouent dans le succès de HH Angus.

L’année 2025 marque la 106^eannée d’activité de HH Angus. Le fait que l’entreprise soit prospère et mérite cette distinction après plus d’un siècle d’activité témoigne d’une tradition de leadership ingénieux, résilient et innovant. Forts de plus d’un siècle de succès, nous continuons à renforcer l’entreprise afin de relever les défis et saisir les opportunités de demain.

We’re pleased to introduce Daniel McKague, who has joined HH Angus as Director, Business Development. Daniel brings 20-plus years of business development (BD) and marketing experience in the AEC industry, in BD roles with architecture, consulting engineering and commercial real estate firms. He will be working closely with our Engineering Operations and Marketing teams to identify emerging opportunities, forge new client partnerships, and expand market share within our current sectors.

“Daniel is an outstanding addition to our team, bringing great business instincts, strong AEC experience and a proven track record. We’re looking forward to continue building great relationships with our clients and industry partners”, remarked Sameer Dhargalkar, Senior Vice President of Business Development and Marketing.

For his part, Daniel is looking forward to applying his deep industry experience and established client and partner connections to supporting HH Angus’ growth: “Relationships are critical to the success of any business, especially in the AEC market. Joining a firm that has over 100 years of success shows the value that HH Angus places on relationships and quality service. I’m looking forward to working with internal and external teams and supporting the Firm as it continues to provide excellent service, value, and insight to our clients and partners.”

Daniel is Past President of the Ontario Chapter of the Society of Marketing Professional Services and is an active member of industry organizations including NAIOP and ULI.

If you would like to learn more about HH Angus’ wide range of services across all our business sectors, please contact our BD team:

Daniel McKague

daniel.mckague@hhangus.com

JD Tattle

jd.tattle@hhangus.com

Tim Peters

tim.peters@hhangus.com

ReNew Canada recently published its annual Top 100 Projects Report which showcases the 100 largest public sector infrastructure projects under development across Canada. Once again, HH Angus is involved in several projects in this list – 14 to be exact! We have a long history of involvement in designing and building key infrastructure in this country. Coast to coast, from hospitals to correctional facilities to transit and a range of project delivery models, we’ve almost done it all. Healthcare continues to be a busy sector with HH Angus involved in nearly 60% of the ranked projects.

Here’s a quick glance of the projects we are proud to be involved with from the 2025 Top 100 list.

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Eglinton Crosstown LRT

This new Light Rail Transit (LRT) line, when completed, will be 19km long with 25 stations and stops and will move approximately 15,000 passengers per hour in arch direction. HH Angus provided mechanical, electrical and communications/security design services for three stations – Mt. Pleasant, Leaside (Bayview) and Laird.

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South Niagara Hospital

The new South Niagara Hospital will be a full acute care hospital with 24/7 Emergency Department, diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical services. The latter will include medical, surgical, and intensive care inpatient beds. Also included will be ambulatory services; post-acute Complex Continuing Care (CCC) Inpatient services; and Centres of Excellence specializing in stroke, complex care, geriatric/psychogeriatrics, and wellness in aging. The facility is targeting LEED Silver certification and is being designed to be Canada’s first WELL-certified healthcare facility. HH Angus is providing mechanical engineering and conveyance systems (AGVs, AMRs and vertical transportation) consulting services.

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Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre

The New Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre will provide 168 hospital beds and 55 Emergency Department treatment spaces in a state-of-the-art facility to improve health services in the region. Leading BC's first generation of smart hospitals, the new hospital will embed data insights and new technologies into both the design of the facility and delivery of clinical care – the first of its kind in BC. HH Angus is providing a full spectrum of ICAT/IMIT design and AGV consulting, and our Vertical Transportation team is designing the elevator systems.

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The Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus Development

Being delivered using the Progressive Design Build approach, the new campus development will be one of the largest and most modern teaching hospitals in Canada. HH Angus is providing mechanical engineering and conveyance systems (AGVs and vertical transportation) consulting services.

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New Hospital for Sick Children

SickKids’ Project Horizon is a three-phase redevelopment project to rebuild and rehabilitate their existing downtown Toronto healthcare campus. Angus Connect, a division of HH Angus, was engaged to develop a comprehensive digital strategy and ICAT roadmap to support Project Horizon and help SickKids understand their organizational and technology needs today and those anticipated for the future.

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Burnaby Hospital Redevelopment

Burnaby Hospital is currently undergoing a massive redevelopment taking place through two phases. HH Angus is providing electrical and IMIT design consulting services for Phase 2 of the redevelopment which involves a new inpatient tower, medical imaging department, renovations to emergency and endoscopy departments and a new integrated BC Cancer Centre. It is being delivered through an Alliance model.

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St. Paul’s Hospital Redevelopment

The new St. Paul’s Hospital redevelopment, located in downtown Vancouver, will provide 548 beds and include an emergency department, critical care and surgical suites, mental health and addition facilities, maternity, rehabilitation, and inpatient care facilities. Angus Connect, a division of HH Angus, provided AGV consulting services as part of the compliance component of this project.

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THP Redevelopment – Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital

Also being delivered as a Progressive Design Build, the new Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital will be a full replacement of the existing facility, span 22 floors and approximately 2.8 million ft2 and include over 950 beds, 23 operating rooms, a new and expanded Emergency Department, advanced diagnostic imaging facilities, new pharmacy and a new clinical laboratory. HH Angus is providing mechanical engineering consulting services.

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QEII Health Sciences Centre Redevelopment

This redevelopment is a multi-phase project that involves the renovation of Hants Community Hospital in Windsor, renovation of Dartmouth general Hospital, a new Community Outpatient Centre in Bayers Lake, expansion of the Halifax Infirmary site, a new hospice residence, and relocation of the QEII Cancer centre to the new Infirmary site. HH Angus provided mechanical engineering consulting services for the Bayers Lake Community Outpatient Centre which opened in 2023.

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Royal Columbian Hospital

The Royal Columbian Hospital is the oldest hospital in the province of B.C. The three-phase redevelopment project will see a major expansion of the acute care campus, with upgrades to critical infrastructure, increasing the hospital’s capacity by 50%. HH Angus is providing mechanical and electrical engineering and vertical transportation consulting services for all three phases in a compliance role.

Image courtesy of Fraser Health Authority

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Cowichan Hospital Redevelopment

Being delivered through an Alliance approach, the project involves replacement of the existing community acute care hospital with a new 607,000 ft2, 204-bed facility that will also include mental health facilities featuring an inpatient unit and dedicated ICU, culturally safe services and spaces, 7 operating rooms, increased CT scanning capacity, and built-in MRI facilities. It will also be the first fully electric hospital in BC and Canada’s first CaGBC Net Zero Carbon hospital. HH Angus is providing mechanical and electrical consulting engineering services. It is being delivered through an Alliance model.

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Thunder Bay Correctional Complex

This new correctional facility is 450,000 ft2 in size and includes 345 beds, allow ample natural light and features dedicated Indigenous cultural spaces, such as smudging space and sweat and teaching lodges. It is targeting LEED Silver and LEED Resilient Design certification. HH Angus is providing mechanical engineering and vertical transportation consulting services.

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Toronto Western Hospital Patient & Surgical Tower

University Health Network’s (UHN) new $1 billion, 15-storey patient care and surgical tower will be built on Toronto Western Hospital’s (TWH) campus in downtown Toronto and enhance UHN’s capabilities caring for complex neurological and orthopedic cases. The new facility will be over 380,000 ft2 in size over 15-storeys and include 11 clinical program floors, 82 beds, and 20 operating rooms of which three will be hybrid ORs with cutting-edge imaging capabilities as well as featuring many of the latest healthcare technological advancements. HH Angus is providing mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and ICAT/IMIT consulting services.

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Cape Breton Regional Hospital Expansion

The Cape Breton Regional Hospital is undergoing its first major expansion since it was first built and is part of Cape Breton Regional Municipality’s comprehensive upgrade of healthcare facilities in the wider Sidney area. The project involves a new 320,000 ft2 clinical services building that will house a new and larger emergency department, critical care department, additional inpatient beds, surgical suites, maternity ward and a cardiac catheterization lab. There will also be a new 96,000 ft2 cancer centre and a new energy centre. HH Angus is providing Master Systems Integration services.

We’re delighted to introduce Krigh Bachmann, who has joined our Knowledge Management group in the role of Design Technology Leader. Digital technologies continue to drive change in how we design and construct buildings. We are increasingly able to provide more informed and better engineering solutions to our clients, potentially reduce costs and deliver higher performance for the buildings in which we live, work and play.

With over 20 years of design experience and technical expertise, Krigh brings passion and a compelling vision for integrating technology into our processes to successfully design and deliver infrastructure. Working in Canada and the UK for design and engineering firms ranging from 20 to 4000 employees, Krigh has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of emerging technologies combined with the ability to turn complex systems into practical solutions that drive tangible results for clients.

Krigh has worked on a wide variety of projects, incorporating into the design process concepts such as smart buildings, digital delivery contract language, generative artificial intelligence, and digital twins. He has gained a reputation for working closely with clients to help them achieve their digital information objectives; for example, his most recent initiative focused on developing a new Intelligent Building Integration service.

Some of Krigh’s project highlights include managing a Design Technology support team that coordinated BIM on major projects, including the Calgary Cancer Centre. In 2021, he contributed to the Digital Campus strategy for the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, working with our Angus Connect team. In Europe and the Middle East, he served as Digital Design Leader on projects such as Goldman Sachs’ 1.2 million square foot office fitout, data centres for Microsoft and Facebook, a 190,000 square foot fitout for Aon London, as well as malls in Kuwait and Abu Dhabi.

An in-demand speaker at AEC industry events, Krigh frequently shares his expertise on topics such as building intelligence in the retail sector, use of AI in design, how AI can accelerate results in the real estate sector, and various challenges facing AEC firms, among many other subjects.

We’re excited to have Krigh join our firm and continue our journey of digital transformation. He will collaborate across all our divisions, including our well-established Digital Service Division comprised of mechanical and electrical engineers, software developers, data scientists, Amazon Web Services (AWS) certified specialists, BIM technologists, and project and product managers who specialize in a range of technology for the built environment.

If you would like to get in touch with Krigh and learn more about how HH Angus can utilize digital technologies for better project outcomes, please contact:

Krigh Bachmann
Design Technology Leader

krigh.bachmann@hhangus.com

We are honoured thatHH Angus and Associates is again included among Canada's Best Managed Companies.