Concrete Actions
for Our Future

Cement Industry in Numbers

Welcome to the Cement Association of Canada, the voice of Canada’s cement industry. Together with our members and partners in the concrete sector, we’re committed to making concrete a net-zero material of choice. We’re helping to build a better, greener future.

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Over 1,000 facilities in virtually every community across Canada.

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More than 62,000 direct and indirect jobs and over $5 billion in direct economic impact.

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In 2024, the Canadian cement and concrete sector contributed an estimated $5.1 BILLION to Canadian wages and salaries and more than $500 million in production and product taxes to provincial or federal governments.

Concrete is produced locally, using local resources. Our industry is present in communities across the country, creating local jobs and supporting local economies. 

Our members

Our six member companies operate 14 cement plants in five provinces. Vertically integrated, they own and operate aggregate and concrete businesses.

St Marys Cement– A Votorantim Cimentos Company

55 Industrial Street
Toronto ON M4G 3W9
Bowmanville, Ontario
St. Marys, Ontario
Port-Daniel–Gascons, Quebec

Heidelberg Materials

12640 Inland Way
Edmonton, AB T5V 1K2

7660 Imperial Way
Allentown, PA, USA 18195
Delta, British Columbia
Edmonton, Alberta
Picton, Ontario

Federal White Cement, Ltd.

P.O. Box 548
Woodstock, ON  N4S 7Y5
Woodstock, Ontario

St. Lawrence Cement

8090, rue Boyer
Québec, QC  G2K 1S9
Joliette, Quebec

Ash Grove Cement, a CRH Company

2391 Lakeshore Rd W
Mississauga, ON  L5J 1K1
Mississauga, Ontario

Amrize Canada

6509 Airport Road
Mississauga, ON  L4V 1S7
Richmond, British Columbia
Exshaw, Alberta
Bath, Ontario
St. Constant, Quebec
Brookfield, Nova Scotia

Expertise Centre

The Expertise Centre offers a broad range of technical resources to foster greater awareness and understanding of our innovations for sustainable, circular-economy construction and best design practices using concrete.

Our podcast

Hosted by Adam Auer, President and CEO, Cement Association of Canada

The podcast that cements the facts about the world’s 2nd most-consumed commodity