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Raitt to signal start of work on materials lab

12/08/08

December 05, 2008

The Hamilton Spectator
 
CANMET Groundbreaking ceremony 
A truly groundbreaking event is scheduled for 1 p.m. today when federal Minister of Natural Resources Lisa Raitt puts a ceremonial shovel in the ground signalling the start of work on a new federal materials laboratory at McMaster Innovation Park.

The CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory, now located in Ottawa, is scheduled to move to the new Hamilton facility in 2010. About 100 researchers will work in the $60-million facility, which is expected to be a keystone for the park on Longwood Road South.

The interior and exterior designs for the building are expected to be revealed at the ceremony. The laboratory will be immediately south of the innovation park's headquarters, formerly part of an industrial complex belonging to appliance-maker Camco.

McMaster bought the sprawling property in 2005, and plans as many as 14 buildings where up to 3,000 people would work in collaboration between academic, government and private partners.

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CANMET-MTL is the 165,000 square foot facility currently under construction and nearing completion that will house the Canadian Government’s Materials Technology Laboratory and is part of the $60M commitment to the Park from the federal government.

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