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EBC Lansdowne Park/TD Place Site Tour

Nov 5, 2026 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Registration Deadline: Nov 5, 2026 02:47 PM


Overhead shots of Lansdowne Stadium. Text overlay says Lansdowne 2.0 Site Tour. Bring your boots and your resume.

When: Thursday, November 5, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Who this is for: This site tour is open to students in Civil Engineering who are seeking a summer internship (limited capacity of 20 students).
What you will get out of it: Learn about EBC and tour one of their projects to connect your learning to an industry project, plus meet and network with the recruitment team to learn about career opportunities.
Where: Lansdowne Park/TD Place - 1015 Bank Street

Agenda

  • Welcome and Company Introduction: A short presentation about EBC, our values, areas of expertise, and key projects.
  • Guided Site Tour: A walk-through of the construction site with insights into the work in progress and the engineering challenges involved.
  • Q&A and Networking Session: An opportunity to connect with EBC professionals, ask questions, and learn more about internship and career opportunities. Bring your resume!

This site tour will take place at EBC's site location at Lansdowne Park/TD Place. Please note, students are required to get themselves to the location and sign a waiver before attending. Students need to bring their own steel toe safety boots. Helmets, vests, and safety glasses will be provided by EBC. 

About EBC

Building

Our building sector distinguishes itself by the quality of its work in countless construction projects. Whether these are traditional, management, turnkey, construction-design or PPP, we work diligently to exceed our clients' expectations.

Civil

EBC deploys its skills across Canada for infrastructure projects such as building and repairing bridges, roads, highways, tunnels, wharves and piers. EBC is also an industry leader in energy projects, whether hydroelectric, such as dams, power stations, tunnels and dikes, or the construction of wind farms.

Mining

For underground and open pit mining, EBC is a powerful ally for mining companies. The expertise of top mining engineers and technicians who can rely on more than $150 million in equipment accords us unparalleled autonomy and competitiveness.

As a Canadian leader, EBC enjoys an enviable reputation in the industry in civil engineering, building, and mining sectors.

Working at EBC means being part of a thriving company that operates in a variety of sectors across Canada. It also means working for a company concerned about the health and well-being of its employees by offering them a variety of actions and programs. It is the ideal place to take on new challenges and advance your career.

How to Attend

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What to Expect

  • Attend this session to hear from EBC Inc. representatives
  • On-site learning of the Lansdowne Park/TD Place projects
  • Walking and listening in a group setting.

How to Prepare

  • Research EBC | Construction Civil Bâtiment Mines. - EBC ahead time via their website 
  • Plan your schedule to ensure you have time to attend the session
  • Bring a laptop, tablet, or notebook to take notes, bring your resume
  • Prepare questions

Discover how attending career events helps you build and reflect on the competencies and transferable skills that shape your future. Learn more with the Career Competencies - Employability Framework.

If you require accommodations for a disability in order to attend this event, please contact: 

Lorraine Anderson
Student Employment Programs Coordinator
employerrecruitment@cunet.carleton.ca 

Please note, there may be photos taken at this event. View the photo policy. 

Please note: Career Services strives to provide a safe and welcoming environment focused on creating professional connections between students and potential employers. To maintain this environment, and provide quality service to the Carleton community, we reserve the right to decline attendance and service, or cease communication with individuals or groups who engage in inappropriate or disruptive communications or behaviours.