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06/21/2026

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we at Cormorant are honoured to celebrate the rich cultures, histories, contributions, and achievements of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples across Turtle Island. We acknowledge the importance of learning from Indigenous knowledge, values, and deep respect for the land.

We are grateful for the continued opportunity to work in the traditional territories of Indigenous people across Canada. Indigenous Community Engagement and Participation help inform our work and strengthen our ability to create meaningful and lasting impacts in the communities we serve. The leadership, local knowledge, and collaborative potential of Indigenous communities help to shape our path forward as a company.

Today, we also recognize that there is still important work to be done to ensure Indigenous voices are heard, respected, and included. At Cormorant, we remain committed to advancing Reconciliation and Nation Building through listening, learning, meaningful action, and moving together forward in partnership

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day from all of us at Cormorant!

We're proud to have so many dedicated fathers and father figures on our team who bring leadership, hard work, and unwavering support to everything they do, both at home and on the job.

Today, we celebrate all the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures who make a lasting impact on the lives of those around them. Thank you for all that you do.

Wishing you a wonderful day filled with appreciation, family, and time spent doing what you love.

06/02/2026

In alignment with Cormorant's continued growth, we are proud to announce the appointment of Alan Sawyer as Senior Vice President of Sales, Marketing & Corporate Development.

Building on his impactful leadership as SVP of Corporate Services & HSEQ, Alan has played a key role in advancing our Proposals, Estimating, PMO, Project Controls, and ESG & Sustainability programs.
He has also been instrumental in building meaningful partnerships with both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities and partners.
In his new role, Alan will lead the charge in translating our operational excellence into market-leading sales strategies and high-impact marketing initiatives.
He will drive strategic growth efforts and help position Cormorant for its next phase of expansion.

With over 20 years of public sector infrastructure experience across a range of environmental and technical disciplines, Alan brings a proven track record in managing complex, large-scale projects.

As a valued member of our executive leadership team, Alan’s expertise, leadership, and commitment to excellence will be instrumental in strengthening Cormorant’s position as a trusted power solutions provider.

Congratulations Alan! We look forward to your continued leadership and the impact you will make in this next chapter!

05/26/2026

05/18/2026

Wishing everyone a joyful and relaxing long weekend as we kick off the unofficial start of summer! Whether you're enjoying fireworks, firing up the BBQ, or simply taking a well-deserved break, we hope your day is filled with great memories.

From all of us at Cormorant, have a safe and happy Victoria Day!

05/11/2026

At Cormorant, powerline safety is integrated into our daily operations, not limited to a single week each year. Our crews work daily around energized overhead and underground infrastructure. These risks extend beyond our industry to all trades, contractors, and the public.

Many incidents result from a lack of awareness. Raising awareness about powerline dangers is central to our commitment to safety, education, and community protection.

To help prevent serious injury or fatal shock from powerline contact at home or work, follow these essential safety tips:

⚠️ Stay at least 3 metres from overhead powerlines. You do not need to touch a powerline to receive a deadly shock. If you are too close, electricity can arc to you or your tools. Maintain a minimum distance of 3 metres, roughly the length of a 10-step ladder.

⚠️ Stay at least 10 metres from downed powerlines. Always assume downed lines are energized, even if they do not arc or spark. If you see a downed line, call 911, keep at least 10 metres away (about the length of a school bus), and report it to the local electrical distribution company. Only a utility worker on-site can confirm when the power is off.

⚠️ Remove distractions. Distractions can be deadly. Before working near Powerlines, eliminate potential distractions, such as your phone, whether at home or on a job site.

⚠️Identify all nearby powerlines, including overhead and underground, before starting outdoor work. Before digging, contact Ontario One Call to locate utility-owned underground infrastructure.

Safety begins with awareness. Stay alert, be prepared, and take action to stay safe. Share these tips to help protect others.

05/06/2026

Cormorant is pleased to welcome Andrea Di Nardo as our new Director of Procurement.

Andrea brings 20 years of expertise in supply chain leadership, strategic planning, and operational ex*****on. She has a strong track record of driving performance, aligning cross-functional teams, and delivering results in fast-paced environments. Andrea will focus on strengthening our position in the market by deepening vendor partnerships and building on the strong supplier relationships already in place, continuing the great momentum the team has established.

We’re excited to welcome the fresh perspective and experienced leadership Andrea will bring to Cormorant’s Procurement division.

04/22/2026

This Earth Day 2026, our Environmental Coordinator, Rachael Contini, organized a Spring Cleaning drive to properly dispose of what too many of us quietly toss in the trash: batteries, electronics, and old clothing.

Here is why it matters:
♻️Recycling batteries prevents toxic materials like lead, cadmium, and mercury from leaching into our soil and water, reduces landfill pressure, and allows vulnerable metals like lithium, cobalt, and nickel to be recovered and used in new batteries.

♻️Recycling electronics recovers valuable materials like copper, gold, silver, plastics, and glass for use in new products, while keeping harmful toxins out of our waterways and soil.

♻️Donating textiles supports a circular economy, conserves the water & energy needed to produce new garments, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and directly supports members of our local community.

We highly encourage everyone to properly dispose of these items correctly and responsibly.

Cormorant is committed to continual improvement and preservation of our environment. This Earth Day, we reaffirm that commitment to putting the planet first, because protecting our environment isn’t just part of our job, it’s our purpose.

Let's work together to create a cleaner environment for future generations.