On this episode of Speaking Concretely, we welcome Dr. Blair Feltmate, Climate Adapation expert and head of the Intact Centre on climate adaptation to not only discuss the importance of climate adaptation but the resiliency that concrete can provide in such a changing world.

On this episode, we welcome Catherine Cobden, President and CEO of the Canadian Steel Producers Association. We discuss the recent trade and tarriff issues that have hit the industry as well as how the industry is modernizing, the importance of domestic manufacturing and local supply chains. Take a listen as we dive deeper into the relationship between Concrete and Steel.

Kari Hyde, Director of Customer Energy Solutions at the Pembina institute joins us on this episode of Speaking Concretely to discuss accelerating the use of Lower Carbon Concrete in major Canadian infrastructure projects

Take a listen as we welcome CAC's very own Tim Smith on this episode of Speaking Concretely. Tim has a career in the industry that spans over 30 years, we take this episode to celebrate his knowledge but mostly his illustrous career in our industry as he retires at the end of the month. Thank you Tim for everything that you've done and championed for this industry over the years.

On this episode of Speaking Concretely we spoke with Jonathan Westeinde of Windmill Developments on building with lower carbon materials and developing more sustainable communities for Canada.

On this episode of Speaking Concretely we welcome Thomas Guillot - CEO of the Global Cement and Concrete Association. Concrete has no borders, it's an essential material for infrastructure all around the world, take a listen as we discuss the perception of concrete and the future of concrete from an international standpoint.

On this episode of Speaking Concretely, guest host Martha Murray welcomes Dr. Andrew Stewart - Senior Vice President, Cement Industrial & Geocycle North America as he Introduces us to Amrize Building Materials.

Take a listen as we welcome Jude Tremblay, President of the Canadian Concrete Pipe and Precast Association to discuss the importance and future of the Canadian underground infrastructure that make our cities work.