==Wood Bridge Building Team==
On Wood Team, we build smaller scale, design-oriented projects using only popsicle sticks, glue, and dental floss. We always promote using new techniques and improvements towards building innovative bridges.
===Competition Results===
We compete annually at the CSCE Troitsky Bridge Building Competition. Founded 34 years ago, Troitsky gives teams of engineering undergraduates a chance to design and build bridges and compete against universities from all across Canada.
*2013-2014: 1 Wood Bridge Team [TEAM SIZE: 6]
**10th Place in the 30th Annual CSCE Troitsky Bridge Building Competition
==Steel Bridge Building Team==
The steel bridges we build are 21-feet long and involve many processes, including computer modelling, connection design, sawing, welding, and assembly practice. A highly complex undertaking, we have overcome adversity to compete the last two years. In the 2017-2018 season, our team is excited to learn from our past and create our best steel bridge yet!
===Competition Results===
The Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition is a newly created competition, where universities from all over Canada compete by attempting to build the most efficient steel bridges.
*2015-2016: 1 Steel Bridge Team [TEAM SIZE: 12]
**4th Place at first ever CNSBC, 3rd for Architectural design
*2016-2017: 1 Steel Bridge Team [TEAM SIZE: 12]
**5th Place at CNSBC
==History==