Women
in Construction:
Sharing your success
A SPECIAL FEATURE IN
FEBRUARY 2009
If you are a woman, and work within the archi-
tectural, engineering and construction community,
you have special challenges and opportunities. The
industry, especially the trades and general contract-
ing sectors, are traditionally seen as male bastions;
but women, increasingly, are playing an important
role in broadening the scope of the industry and im-
proving its character and values. Besides, women who make their careers in construction generally do
quite well in life.
This special report on Women in Construction will look at the evolution of the women's role in the in-
dustry from a multi-faceted perspective. You will read about about the Canadian Association of Women
In Construction (CAWIC), and Women in Science and Engineering, and the special report will describe the
contributions of successful women who have contributed to the industry's progress.
If you are a woman in construction, you'll find this article insightful and useful in developing your ca-
reer. If not, you will learn about the challenges women face and the opportunities for the industry in im-
proving opportunities for women.
We welcome your news stories, opinions, and observations, and you'll find your advertising message
reaches a receptive audience, with 10,000 copies distributed across the province.
For more information, call Chase at 888-432-3555 ext 211
Size Price
Email: chase@cnrgp.com.
1/8 page $586.00
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Advertising Deadline: January 30, 2009.
1/4 page $946.00
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Editorial features deadline: December 31, 2008. 1/2 page $1,740.00
Full page $2,895.00
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