Primary Country (Mandatory)

United States

Other Country (Optional)

Set News Language for United States

Primary Language (Mandatory)
English
Other Language[s] (Optional)
No other language available

Set News Language for World

Primary Language (Mandatory)
English
Other Language(s) (Optional)

Set News Source for United States

Primary Source (Mandatory)
CNN
Other Source[s] (Optional)

Set News Source for World

Primary Source (Mandatory)
AajTak
Other Source(s) (Optional)
  • Countries
    • India
    • United States
    • Qatar
    • Germany
    • China
    • Canada
    • World
  • Categories
    • National
    • International
    • Business
    • Entertainment
    • Sports
    • Special
    • All Categories
  • Available Languages for United States
    • English
  • All Languages
    • English
    • Hindi
    • Arabic
    • German
    • Chinese
    • French
  • Sources
    • India
      • AajTak
      • NDTV India
      • The Hindu
      • India Today
      • Zee News
      • NDTV
      • BBC
      • The Wire
      • News18
      • News 24
      • The Quint
      • ABP News
      • Zee News
      • News 24
    • United States
      • CNN
      • Fox News
      • Al Jazeera
      • CBSN
      • NY Post
      • Voice of America
      • The New York Times
      • HuffPost
      • ABC News
      • Newsy
    • Qatar
      • Al Jazeera
      • Al Arab
      • The Peninsula
      • Gulf Times
      • Al Sharq
      • Qatar Tribune
      • Al Raya
      • Lusail
    • Germany
      • DW
      • ZDF
      • ProSieben
      • RTL
      • n-tv
      • Die Welt
      • Süddeutsche Zeitung
      • Frankfurter Rundschau
    • China
      • China Daily
      • BBC
      • The New York Times
      • Voice of America
      • Beijing Daily
      • The Epoch Times
      • Ta Kung Pao
      • Xinmin Evening News
    • Canada
      • CBC
      • Radio-Canada
      • CTV
      • TVA Nouvelles
      • Le Journal de Montréal
      • Global News
      • BNN Bloomberg
      • Métro
Comfywear Supersoft Boxy T-Shirt & Sleep Shorts Buy Now
Womens Originals Long Sleeve Cotton V-Neck T-Shirt Buy Now
RoC Retinol Correxion Under Eye Cream for Dark Circles & Puffiness Buy Now
Roswear Women's Bermuda Shorts Buy Now
Men's Lightweight Bomber Jacket Buy Now
Women Bunion Shoes Buy Now
Long Sleeve Sweater for Men Buy Now
Ultrasonic Pest & Insect Repeller Buy Now
Chantomoo Women's Corduroy Slippers Buy Now
2024 Ultrasonic Pest & Insect Repeller (6-Pack) Buy Now
Hoowel Smart Watch for Men and Women Buy Now
Gold Bracelets for Women Buy Now
Digital Resin Strap Watch Buy Now
CQR Mens Tactical Pants Buy Now
Kanjivaram Soft Silk Saree Buy Now
The Ultimate Fitness Journal Buy Now
COOFANDY Men's Linen Shirts Buy Now
J.VER Men's Dress Shirts Buy Now
Women's Wide Leg Pants with Pockets Buy Now
VIZIO 40 inch Smart TV (VFD40M-08) Buy Now
Comfywear Supersoft Boxy T-Shirt & Sleep Shorts Buy Now
Womens Originals Long Sleeve Cotton V-Neck T-Shirt Buy Now
RoC Retinol Correxion Under Eye Cream for Dark Circles & Puffiness Buy Now
Roswear Women's Bermuda Shorts Buy Now
Men's Lightweight Bomber Jacket Buy Now
Women Bunion Shoes Buy Now
Long Sleeve Sweater for Men Buy Now
Ultrasonic Pest & Insect Repeller Buy Now
Chantomoo Women's Corduroy Slippers Buy Now
2024 Ultrasonic Pest & Insect Repeller (6-Pack) Buy Now
MoreBack to News Headlines
Outside firms bid to build Sudbury's new arena, some in partnership with local architects

Outside firms bid to build Sudbury's new arena, some in partnership with local architects

CBC
Tuesday, October 1, 2024 2:06 PM GMT

It's a project Greater Sudbury city council has talked about for decades, and so naturally, local architects have been imagining what a new arena or event centre could look like for a long time. 

While no local names appeared on the city's recent list of bids submitted for the architectural design of the $200-million project, some Sudbury firms say that doesn't necessarily mean they won't be involved. 

At least two say they've had to partner up with larger, outside firms to qualify for the proposal stage.

"To be in a position to win the project you had to demonstrate that you've done three arena projects of similar size and complexity," said Tim James of 3rdLine Studio.

"There aren't any Sudbury based architectural firms that have that kind of layer of experience." 

3rdLine Studio partnered with Toronto's Perkins + Will for their bid. They partnered with that firm for past downtown projects like the YMCA and federal government buildings.

"Our approach has always been to split the project 50/50," said James. 

One of Sudbury's oldest architecture firms, Bélanger Salach Architecture, has employed a similar strategy for its bid. 

If selected for the project, the company would also be dividing the work equally with U.S. corporation, Populous. 

Architect Amber Salach says this is an efficient way to do it  — one partner with local expertise and boots on the ground, and the other with international experience and expertise in arenas.

"I think most firms are feeling this is the best approach to bring this project to life," she said. 

Both say being selected to design the new arena would be the project of a lifetime. 

"We're very excited about the momentum it's gained in the past few months, with the purchasing of properties and the revitalization of the downtown master plan," said Salach. 

As for James, he says the project almost feels personal for Sudbury's architects. 

Read full story on CBC
Share this story on:-
Run 3 Space | Play Space Running GamePlay Run 3, the ultimate space tunnel running game with 300+ challenging levels!Adv.
Traffic Jam 3D | Online Racing GameTraffic Jam 3D is a game where you’ll be driving through heavy traffic.Adv.
Duck Hunt | Play Old Classic GamePlay the classic 1984 light gun shooter game Duck Hunt on your browser.Adv.
More Related News
Volunteer crews from across Sask. flock to Beauval to fight fires

Volunteer firefighters from across Saskatchewan have been working in Beauval and other communities in the province's north to help save them from ongoing wildfires.

'We've been looking for almost a year': Why Sask.'s housing market is red hot

It is a sellers market across Saskatchewan and first-time homebuyers say they are having a hard time making that milestone purchase, bidding on multiple homes that end up selling for more than the asking price. 

Virginia Park residents concerned about parking chaos during upcoming events

Residents who live in the neighbourhood of Virginia Park have plenty of experience having to compete for parking during major events and summer festivals. 

B.C. couple dodging dozens of calls about their missing cat — but their cat isn't missing

A B.C. couple is begging people to stop calling them. 

Hamiltonians call on Canada to speed up Palestinian family reunification

When Mahmoud Fares calls his family in Gaza, "I don't even have the guts to ask them, 'How are you doing?'" he says. "We know how they are doing. They're doing bad."

'Egregious': Inside legal fights over a Canadian EV battery plant getting $15B in tax breaks

Multiple Canadian contractors that have helped build a sprawling, taxpayer-supported electric vehicle (EV) battery plant in southwestern Ontario allege they haven't been paid for millions of dollars worth of work, court records show.

SIU clears Thunder Bay, Ont., police of wrongdoing in First Nation woman's death

WARNING: This story contains references to domestic violence and suicide.

7 people from Cambridge and Guelph arrested as part of 'multi-jurisdictional' drug investigation

Four men and three women from Guelph and Cambridge were arrested following a "'multi-jurisdictional" drug investigation. 

Problem tenants finally leave P.E.I. rental property, but landlord's issues continue

Thamara DeVries is finally beginning the process of reclaiming her dream home, after months of watching the property turn into a nightmare. 

Illicit drugs are getting into Yukon's only fly-in community. Officials say there's little they can do

The Yukon government says that stopping illicit drugs from reaching the remote, fly-in community of Old Crow is an urgent issue — but government and regulatory officials also say they have limited authority to do much about it. 

Girls' softball was an inclusive sport in Alberta. For this teen, a new law could end that

Riley Simpson has been playing softball since they were nine years old. They fell in love with the sport after watching their older sister play. 

PM to speak with First Nations on major projects bill at Bill C-5 summit

Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to address First Nations leaders Thursday at a summit called to allay their concerns over the Liberal government's major projects legislation. 

N.B. hospital patients will jump the line for nursing homes

Horizon's four regional hospitals are in such a critical state of overcapacity, trying to cope with a record number of patients who really belong elsewhere, the CEO is calling on the province to bump those patients ahead of other New Brunswickers waiting for placements in nursing homes and other community care. 

Parking Slot | Free Parking GamePlay Parking Slot, the best online 3D car driving and parking game.Adv.
Slope Ball Run - Play OnlineSlope Game takes you on an exciting journey of a ball on special paths.Adv.
Alaska tsunami warning had residents scrambling for high ground after 7.3 magnitude earthquake

Communities along a 1,126-kilometre stretch of Alaska's southern coast ordered residents to higher ground after a powerful offshore earthquake Wednesday, but officials quickly downgraded and then cancelled a tsunami warning for the region. There were no reports of significant damage.

Woman fatally stabbed in commercial parking lot, Toronto police say

A woman is dead after being found with stab wounds in a commercial parking lot in North York Thursday morning, Toronto police say. 

Summerside woman dies in 2-vehicle crash in Wellington Centre, P.E.I.

A 43-year-old woman from Summerside died after a two-vehicle collision on Route 2 in the Wellington Centre area of Prince County Wednesday afternoon.

Use of force is up with London police. Here's why they say that's the case

London police officers reported using force on the job 17 per cent more often last year compared to the year prior, according to an annual report shared with the London Police Service (LPS) Board on Wednesday afternoon.

Male dead after being found shot in Yorkdale mall parking lot Thursday: police

Toronto police are investigating a fatal shooting outside the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in North York Thursday morning. 

Alberta premier faces criticism, anger at Edmonton panel town hall

After receiving a warm welcome and widespread support just 24 hours earlier, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faced a more vocally critical and frustrated crowd as she and her hand-picked panel members assembled in Edmonton for the second of a series of summer town halls.

Increased fire activity expected in N.L. as temperatures climb to 30 C

While Wednesday was a "good day" for fighting an out of control wildfire near Chance Harbour on Newfoundland's Bonavista Peninsula, provincial fire duty officer Mark Lawlor says Thursday's conditions won't be as favourable.

Works starts on converting downtown Sudbury office building into apartments

Work has started to convert a commercial building in downtown Sudbury into an 83-unit apartment complex.

Halifax incident where navy sailor died happened after boat hit unlit buoy: documents

An inflatable navy boat that capsized in the Halifax harbour in January struck an unlit buoy, according to documents obtained by CBC News through a freedom of information request.

Big emissions estimate a worst-case scenario, gas plant builder says

The U.S. company hired to build a natural gas plant in southeast New Brunswick says an annual greenhouse gas emissions estimate of 900,000 tonnes per year is a worst-case scenario that is unlikely to come to pass.

Thousands go from jail to being homeless in Ontario every year, report finds

When Dan was released from the Toronto South Detention Centre last December after serving about 60 days, he was given a TTC token and sent on his way. He walked to a bus stop, but he had nowhere to go.

Canada needs agency to manage public UFO sightings, says new federal report

Canada needs a transparent, public-facing agency in charge of managing reports of mystifying things seen darting, blinking or hovering through our skies, according to a new report commissioned by Canada's top scientist.

© 2008 - 2025 Webjosh  |  News Archive  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us