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Issue 2 | Summer Edition | 2026      BUILD MANITOBA
MEMBER MILESTONES
Construction  
Insurance Specialist 
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Jaideep Mahajan CAIB (Hons)
(a division of SIB Corp.)
will allow STARS to grow alongside the 
province’s population.
“Graham is a big supporter of STARS 
– not just here but across the country,” 
Monnier says. “They do really important 
work, so we support them in the various 
regions they operate in, and we’re very 
happy to help them build a facility that 
meets their needs better than what they 
have now.”
The expansion is currently getting off 
the ground at Winnipeg Richardson 
International Airport. Foundation work 
is complete, with piling and backfill 
underway and the steel structure about 
to go up. The team anticipates the project 
will be complete by the end of the year, 
adding another project to Winnipeg’s 
history with the company. Speaking 
to that legacy, Monnier adds, “We’ve 
always been about national experience 
partnered with local talent – building up 
a local team of Manitobans and working 
on the types of projects that have made 
Graham successful for 100 years.”
P.W. couldn’t gauge how far his family 
company would go all those years ago. 
But, as later generations can attest, the 
tracks he put down 100 years ago have 
culminated in a nationwide company that 
has become deeply embedded in the 
country’s history. Today, more than 3,000 
people continue to build on that legacy 
out of 29 permanent offices across 
Canada and the United States.
“Reaching 100 years is something only 
a small number of companies ever get 
to do,” says Andy Trewick, president and 
CEO of Graham. “It reflects generations 
of resilience, progress and a legacy of 
people who have shown up with purpose, 
taken pride in quality work and stood 
confidently behind what they build – 
which is what we still do every day.”
With many more projects in its pipeline, 
Graham is heading into the next chapter 
of its story with solid momentum. 
Still, Trewick reflects that the 100th 
anniversary is a good occasion to take 
a step back and recognize the leaders 
who have brought the company to this 
point. “At its core, our people are the 
heart of this milestone. Graham’s 
history isn’t just a story, but a 
foundation defined by the people 
behind the projects, who we 
are and the inspiration for who 
we’re becoming.”
“Whether on site or in the office,” he 
continues, “our people are building 
the kind of company that will last 
for generations.”
Graham Construction is marking 
its centennial with events 
across Canada. Read more at 
grahambuilds.com/centennial.  

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