National Public Works Week Award: Past Winners

2022 Award Winners

First Time Entry: Town of East Gwillimbury, ON
Community under 25,000: City of Cold Lake, AB
Community of 25,000 to 99,999: Town of East Gwillimbury, ON
Community of 100,000 or more: City of Guelph, ON
Most Creative Entry: Ville de Pointe-Claire, QC

2021 Award Winners

First Time Entry: County of Grande Prairie, Alberta
Community under 25,000: City of Cold Lake, Alberta
Community of 25,000 to 99,999: Ville de Pointe-Claire, Québec
Community of 100,000 or more: County of Wellington, Ontario
Most Creative Entry: City of Nanaimo, British Columbia

2019 Award Winners

First Time Entry: County of Wellington, Ontario
Community under 10,000: Town of Redwater, Alberta
Community of 10,000 to 29,999: District of Squamish, British Columbia
Community of 30,000 to 99,999: County of Wellington, Ontario
Community of 100,000 or more: City of Richmond Hill, Ontario

2018 Award Winners

First Time Entry: Leduc County, Alberta
Community under 10,000: Town of Redwater, Alberta
Community of 10,000 to 29,999: District of Squamish, British Columbia
Community of 30,000 to 99,999: City of Nanaimo, British Columbia
Community of 100,000 or more: City of Surrey, British Columbia

2017 Award Winners

First Time Entry: Rural Municipality of Montcalm, Manitoba
Small Centre: City of Cold Lake, Alberta
Medium Centre: Town of Richmond Hill, Ontario
Large/Metro Centre: City of Vaughan, Ontario

2016 Award Winners

First Time Entry: Town of Newmarket, Ontario
Small Centre: City of Cold Lake, Alberta
Medium Centre: Town of Richmond Hill, Ontario
Large/Metro Centre: City of Brampton, Ontario

2015 Award Winners

First Time Entry: County of Newell, Alberta
Small Centre: City of Port Moody, British Columbia
Medium Centre: City of Kitchener, Ontario
Large/Metro Centre: City of Mississauga, Ontario

2014 Award Winners

Small Centre: District of Squamish, British Columbia
Medium Centre: Town of Whitby, Ontario
Large/Metro Centre: City of Mississauga, Ontario

2013 Award Winners

Small Centre: District of Squamish, British Columbia
Medium Centre: Town of Richmond Hill, Ontario
Large/Metro Centre: City of Brampton, Ontario

2012 Award Winners

First Time Entry: City of Parksville, British Columbia
Small Centre: City of Moncton, New Brunswick
Medium Centre: City of Guelph, Ontario
Large/Metro Centre: City of Brampton, Ontario

Each year winners of the award are announced at the CPWA Luncheon held in conjunction with the Public Works Expo (PWX), and in APWA publications. Additionally, a designated representative of the public agency or municipality is presented a plaque at the municipal event of their choice (usually a town council meeting).