Caneagle Developments

1950s & 60s : The Beginning

After gaining experience in multiple engineering roles with notable engineering companies, and contributing to the building of famous buildings in Quebec, i.e, the Hydro Quebec building, the Canadair building in Saint Laurent, and the Pratt & Whitney building in Longueil, Wolofsky started Centennial Enterprises. (1967) The parent company of Caneagle Developments.

Wolofsky (middle) with draftsmen in his SNC days. Saint Catherine Street, Montreal, QC.
Inspecting the Lorne Avenue site. (Wolofsky far left in white shirt.) (1967) Montreal, QC.
Sherbrooke Paper Products. Wolofsky was the design engineer.
The beginnings of Brown Bovary (left). (1950) St. Jean Sur Richelieu, QC.
Building the Brown Bovary building (right).
Sherbrooke & Peel (left). (1960) Downtown Montreal. Now a Best Western hotel.
105 Rue Milton (right). (1962) McGill Ghetto, Montreal, QC.
Montreal, Lorne ave. ’67
Castle Lorne Construction (left). (1967) McGill Ghetto, Montreal, QC.
Castle Lorne today (right).