October 14, 2026 | Grande Prairie, AB
For nearly 15 years, Kolten Dion has been building his career at CDN.
A 200,000-pound plane is no small thing to move, but our team was up for the challenge.
CDN recently completed the fabrication of seven industrial control panels for Eneon-ES, supporting the next stage of their integration work.
Five years ago, CDN made a commitment to invest more intentionally in the communities that have supported us. Today, we're proud to celebrate an important milestone: more than $1 million invested through over 200 community partnerships, sponsorships, and initiatives across Western Canada.
There was only one way to wrap up another #NoBull summer: Running with the Bulls at the Strathmore Stampede.
Established in early 2025, our Slave Lake branch strengthens our ability to support customers across northern Alberta with comprehensive electrical and instrumentation services, industrial maintenance, automation, communications, fabrication, measurement, renewables, and major project construction.
For ten days each July, Calgary comes alive. From the midway and rodeo to the chuckwagons and community events, theCalgary Stampede is a celebration of everything that makes Alberta unique—and we're proud to be part of it.
The first stop of CDN's #NoBull tour took us to the Cody Snyder Charity Bullbustin, where world-class bull riding, strong community connections, and charitable giving came together for an unforgettable evening.
The spirit of #NoBull is back, continuing a commitment to community and connection across Western Canada.
For more than 75% of CDN’s history, we’ve been proud to build and grow our work alongside meaningful Indigenous partnerships.
Last year, we launched the Talented People Driven to Grow video series to highlight the people behind our success.Now we’d like to put the spotlight on Tyler Knutsvik.
Last week, we were recognized by the Kitsumkalum Economic Development Group (KEDG) as the second-largest financial contributor among its JV partners in 2025.