Full-Time
Diversified holding group delivering energy, infrastructure
CA$65k - CA$78k/yr
Langley, BC, Canada
In Person
On-site in Langley, BC; travel to project sites as required.
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ATCO is a Canadian holding company that owns and manages a diverse mix of global businesses in energy, housing, transportation, and infrastructure. Its revenue comes from segments like electric utilities and structures and logistics, and it provides integrated solutions to customers around the world. The company’s products and services span natural gas and renewable energy infrastructure, electric utilities, temporary and permanent structures, housing development, and transportation and logistics services, all supported by a worldwide asset portfolio. ATCO differentiates itself through its diversified portfolio, global footprint (present in more than 23 countries), and its approach of managing a group of companies as a coordinated set of investments that can deliver long-term value. Its goal is to build and manage a portfolio that supports global growth and prosperity by delivering reliable energy, housing, infrastructure, and related services across markets.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Calgary, Canada
Founded
1947
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Sherwood Park care workers file to unionize. If successful, it would affect over 50 workers employed at Aster Gardens. Earlier this week, the Alberta Labour Relations Board published their third new applications report of July 2026. The report summarizes all the application they received between 12 July and 19 July 2026. One of the applications was for a union certification. The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees filed the application on 14 July 2026 on behalf of workers employed by Charis Seniors Residence Limited Partnership, which is the official business name of Aster Gardens. Located in Sherwood Park, Aster Gardens is a 155-space supportive living facility. It is managed by the BC-based Optima Living. The summary in the report said that the bargaining unit proposed by AUPE would include all workers employed in so-called auxiliary nursing care, which typically include licensed practical nurses and health care aides. It would be over 50 workers. To apply for union certification in Alberta, a union must demonstrate support from at least 40% of the workers in the proposed bargaining unit. In this case, that would be 22 workers. A hearing has been set for next Tuesday (28th), during which time the labour board will hear arguments, if there are any, from the employer as to why these workers should not be able to unionize with AUPE. Listed in the application summary as employer contacts are Kailey Brown and Jarrett Serediak. As of this past March, Brown was general manager at Optima Living's Country Cottage facility, also in Sherwood Park. According to LinkedIn, Serediak is a director of labour relations for Optima Living. Interestingly, he was the labour relations director for the NAIT Academic Staff Association for 5 years. Serediak was a labour relations specialist with ATCO before getting his current job with Optima Living. Should the ALRB approve AUPE's application, they will hold a certification vote. This will give workers a chance to democratically choose whether to unionize with AUPE. Assuming the 22 workers I mentioned prviously follow through with their initial support and vote in favour of unionizing, they would need to convince just 6 more of their fellow workers to join them. If a majority of these workers vote in favour of unionizing, one of their first orders of business will be to elect a bargaining committee to begin negotiating their first collective agreement. Support independent journalism.
Following the Canadian federal government's announcement earlier today appointing Dawn Farrell as CEO, Major Projects Office, ATCO Ltd. is announcing that Dawn Farrell has resigned from the ATCO Board of Directors, effective immediately.
This week, city council committees return from spring break for their first meetings during Mayor Amarjeet Sohi's leave of absence to run for the federal Liberal party. There is a community and public services committee meeting scheduled for March 31. There is an executive committee meeting scheduled for March 31 with a continuation on April 2, and an urban planning committee meeting scheduled for April 1. Here are key items on this week's agenda:Councillors may debate whether they should cut funding to programs that they say fall under provincial jurisdiction, including responses to homelessness, addiction, and mental health. In July, council asked administration to work with the province to shift all related services that the city is funding but are under provincial jurisdiction back to the province. Administration projected that by the end of 2024, the city will have spent more than $43 million responding to homelessness, addiction, and mental health
ATCO CEO Nancy Southern receives Patriot Award for support of Canadian military members, veterans.
Powerlink, UGL and CPB Contractors will work with ATCO Structures to deliver the Richmond workforce accommodation, which is due for completion mid to late 2025.