The Miller Group builds and supports urban and rural infrastructure across Canada and throughout the Southeastern United States.
The Miller Group is a Colas company in Canada, a Canadian leader in the construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. Colas Canada is itself part of the Colas Group, a world leader in the construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. As part of the Colas Canada family, we will continue to evolve and thrive.
We have the industry’s best talent, greatest expertise and the strongest innovation capabilities.
Originally constructed in 1937, the Duchesnay Creek Bridge connects the City of North Bay and the Nipissing First Nation. In 2021, it was replaced with a one-of-a-kind structure, built using laminated, high-quality Douglas Fir girders.
Each year, the City of Toronto shuts down the Gardiner Expressway for a weekend to perform selective resurfacing and maintenance. Brennan Paving & Construction Ltd, a subsidiary of the Miller Group, was the successful bidder in 2021.
Extending Highway 427 is a key priority in addressing the efficient movement of people and goods within the context of the province’s Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe.
The Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport (YQM) drives over $665 million of economic activity annually, making it one of the top private-sector economic contributors to New Brunswick’s economy, and an important connection point within the central Maritimes.
We offer unparalleled customer and operational support. Our competitors don’t have the legacy, the reach or the heart to match our contributions to the communities where we live and work from coast-to-coast.
With divisions across Canada and the Southeastern United States, we service all aspects of road and highway construction for the public sector, as well as large parking areas and airport runways for the private sector.
Across North America, we build and maintain the roads that connect people to what matters to them.
We deliver rehabilitation services, routine, and periodic maintenance on provincial highways and municipal roads and bridges, as well as toll highways.
We’ve pursued Public Private Partnerships as an equity partner, constructor, and operator for upwards of 25 years. Our continuing success and our team-first approach make us an attractive and trusted partner.
We’re always striving to be better. From investing in our people, to improving how we work, we push ourselves to enhance the value we offer our team and our partners.
— Ryan Essex, President, The Miller Group
We succeed because we respect our people and invest in their development and well-being.
We’re always on the lookout for smart people with the drive to take on challenges, think about what our customers need in new and innovative ways, and deliver creative solutions.
The Miller Group’s longstanding commitment to a safe working environment is founded on a shared responsibility, regardless of an employee’s position or scope of work.
Social and community involvement are essential elements in what it means to be Miller. When we feel a sense of belonging to the communities where we live and work, we perform better as a team. Being active in our communities and making a contribution enables us to make meaningful connections with our neighbours. We leverage our global network to make a positive local impact, building trusted relationships that enrich everyone’s quality of life.
The Miller Group was honoured to contribute to the opening of the Truth and Reconciliation Crosswalk at GC Huston Public School in Saugeen Shores, where 50% of the students are Saugeen First Nations.
The Huron Country Board of
Education, Town of Saugeen Shores and Saugeen First Nations Council worked
together on an initiative to bring continued light to past atrocities
but also to chart new beginnings in the community by holding a very special
event. Miller was proud to lend our support to the design
and construction of their vision. Greg
Johnson and Tyler Corrigan led the Line Paint Team in creating the commemorative crosswalk.
Scotiabank’s Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer 2022 was a rousing success, raising over $2.6 million for Cancer Research. As the world’s largest hockey fundraiser supporting the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, The Miller Group was proud to once again represent with a team that proudly went 4-0! The all-day event featured hundreds of road hockey games, and over 1,500 players and volunteers united by one common goal: to conquer cancer in our lifetime.
This is The Miller Group's seventh year participating in this exciting event and we once again surpassed our fundraising goal by raising $20,000! All funds raised go to The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation for crucial research, therapies and treatments.
