Magil Construction Canada Inc.

Founded in 1948 by architect Louis B. Magil and incorporated as Magil Construction in 1953, the company has built a distinguished reputation in the Canadian construction industry for over 70 years. Between the early 1950s and late 1970s, Magil Construction built nearly 8,000 single-family homes on the island of Montréal and surrounding suburbs. In 1978, the company transitioned to new leadership and expanded into commercial and institutional sectors. Today, Magil Construction operates as a leading construction contractor with offices in Montréal, London, Toronto, Vancouver, and internationally in Douala, Cameroon. The company delivers major construction projects across Canada and around the world through four specialized divisions: Buildings, Civil, Industrial, and Interiors. With approximately 400 employees, Magil Construction maintains a coast-to-coast presence throughout Canada. The company specializes in collaborative delivery methods including construction management and design-build approaches. Magil Construction offers comprehensive services spanning pre-construction planning and analysis, full construction coordination and supervision, post-construction warranty support, interior fit-outs, and special projects. The company works across multiple sectors including institutional facilities, industrial manufacturing plants, commercial office buildings and retail centers, residential developments, and international infrastructure projects. Magil Construction is defined by core values of sustainability, entrepreneurship, integrity, respect, and team spirit. The company's mission focuses on responding to construction industry challenges through innovation, creativity, and best practices while maintaining the highest standards in quality and sustainable development. With a motto of "Work Safe, Home Safe," Magil Construction prioritizes safety and well-being for all employees, subcontractors, and visitors. The company has successfully delivered flagship projects including the IBM Tower, Place Victoria, Place Montréal Trust, and numerous high-rise developments that have helped shape Canada's urban skylines.