True North Positioning, a leader in precision surveying and 3D modeling, is proud to highlight its contributions to several high-profile construction and infrastructure projects across Ontario in 2025.
(Isstories Editorial):- Mississauga, Ontario Sep 18, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – True North Positioning, a leader in precision surveying and 3D modeling, is proud to highlight its contributions to several high-profile construction and infrastructure projects across Ontario in 2025, demonstrating its commitment to delivering accurate and innovative surveying solutions.
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Extendicare St. Catharines Long-Term Care Home
True North Positioning is collaborating with Mattina Mechanical Limited and General Contractor Aquicon on the groundbreaking Extendicare St. Catharines project, a new long-term care home. The team is providing precise layout services for all slab penetrations for plumbing and HVAC systems, ensuring seamless integration of critical mechanical components.
Huntingdale Towns, Toronto
Partnering with Profile Developments, True North is delivering comprehensive surveying services for Huntingdale Towns, a modern residential development. Services include excavation, concrete foundation layout, light standards, curbs, grading, and miscellaneous siteworks, ensuring precision at every stage of construction.
TTC Subway Station Renovations
True North is leveraging advanced 3D scanning and modeling technology to support renovations at Toronto’s Union, Warden, and Lawrence subway stations. Working with custom metal manufacturers and installers, the team is providing accurate measurements for railing and cladding fabrication and installation, enhancing the functionality and aesthetics of these critical transit hubs.
Drury Lane Pedestrian Bridge, Lakeshore West Line
In partnership with General Contractor EllisDon and owner Metrolinx, True North has completed as-built measurements of the Drury Lane Pedestrian Bridge’s foundation, including anchor bolts. The team also conducted 3D scanning and modeling of the North and South ramps to support custom railing fabrication and installation, ensuring structural integrity and precision.
Costco Depot Vaughan Expansion
True North continues its long-standing partnership with Peak Construction at the Costco Depot in Vaughan. Following successful projects in 2020 (Costco Niagara), 2021 (195,000 ft² warehouse addition), and 2023 (Cream Yeast Silo addition), True North is now supporting a 491,000 ft² expansion in 2025. Services include project control point setup and monitoring, miscellaneous sitework layout, and as-built documentation of the existing building and new foundation.
“We are thrilled to contribute our expertise to these transformative projects across Ontario,” said Ryan Spurrier, CEO at True North Positioning. “Our advanced surveying techniques, including 3D scanning and precise layout services, ensure that our partners can execute their vision with confidence and accuracy.”
True North Positioning remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of surveying technology, delivering reliable and innovative solutions to meet the demands of complex construction and infrastructure projects.
About True North Positioning
True North Positioning is a premier provider of surveying and 3D modeling services, specializing in precision layout, as-built documentation, and advanced scanning for construction and infrastructure projects. With a commitment to accuracy and innovation, True North supports clients across Ontario in achieving project excellence.
Contact
Ryan Spurrier
True North Positioning
[email protected]
416-562-4559
www.truenorthpositioning.com
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