November 22, 2007
Metro-Can Construction Ltd
Head Office:
Suite 520, 10470 152 St
Surrey BC V3R 0Y3
Tel: 604-583-1174
Fax: 604-583-3321
Email: rgail@metrocanconstruction.com
Website: www.metrocanconstruction.com
Date of Incorporation: 1985
Key Personnel: Don Voth, President; Jason Ratzlaff, Director of Development; Hugh McLeod
Nature of Ownership: Private
Principal Owners: The Don Voth Family
Volume: $219,000,000
Areas of Expertise: Design/build, residential, mixed-use high-rise.
Major Projects: Millennium Water, Vancouver, BC (2010 Athletics Village);
L’Hermitage, Vancouver, BC; AXIS, Burnaby, BC.
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