A day dedicated to networking, solidarity, and generosity

The September 10, the APECQ brought together contractors, suppliers, partners, and other stakeholders in the construction industry for its annual golf tournament, a day that combined fun, networking, and a commitment to an important cause.

Beyond the golf tournament itself, the event once again demonstrated the strength of the industry’s network. Participants took advantage of the day to get together on the course, connect with their peers, build new business relationships, and, above all, support a cause that affects so many people.

$10,000 Donated to the Portage Foundation

Thanks to the participation of the players and the generosity of the partners and suppliers who supported the event, the APECQ is proud to announce that $10,000 was raised for the Portage Foundation.

This contribution reflects our network members' commitment to making a difference beyond their professional activities.

A big thank you to everyone players, partners, suppliers, and sponsors who contributed to the success of this event.

Your participation and commitment helped make this year's event a unifying experience—but above all, a meaningful one.

The Portage Foundation: Helping People Start a New Life

The Portage Foundation supports the mission of Portage, an organization that helps people struggling with addiction and mental health issues. Through their work, the teams offer treatment and support programs tailored to the clients’ specific circumstances. The organization provides the support needed to help them regain control of their lives, restore their independence, and build a more stable future.

A day of golf that goes beyond the course

For the APECQ, this tournament represents much more than just an opportunity to bring the industry together for a round of golf. It demonstrates our network’s ability to to get involved, build connections, and make a tangible impact in the community.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who took part in this event and who contributed, directly or indirectly, to its success.

Because a strong network isn't measured solely by the business it generates, but also by the impact it can have.