You know Alberta is rich in conventional energy resources. But did you know Alberta is also rich in exposure to wind and sun? For our teams in Alberta, that spells opportunity, and here’s what we’re doing about it. Roping the Wind Alberta is home to Canada’s first commercial wind farm that came online in 1993.…
On May 5th, the 11th annual Service Above Self Surrey Youth (SASSY) Awards once again recognized six fantastic youth between the ages of 15 and 21 who live, work, and learn in Surrey and White Rock, BC. Hosted by the Semiahmoo Rotary Club, these awards celebrate local students for their contributions in Environmental Leadership, Arts…
We’ve expanded… again! Peace River, Alberta is the newest McElhanney addition; the branch opened its doors last month on 100 Street. Although this marks a new location for McElhanney, we’re no strangers to the Peace Region. Our Fort St. John and Grande Prairie branches have been surveying and mapping leaders in the area for…
April 29th was a momentous day for McElhanney: Our firm received three ACEC-BC Awards of Excellence! Recognizing outstanding accomplishments across BC’s consulting engineering community, the ACEC-BC Awards for Engineering Excellence are classified under seven categories. This year, McElhanney entered projects under three of them: Transportation & Bridges, Natural Resource & Habitat, and Projects Under $2.5M.…
It’s official – 2021 marks McElhanney’s fifth year as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies! Awarded by Deloitte, this designation recognizes the best-in-class of Canadian privately-owned and managed companies demonstrating strategy, capability, and commitment to achieve sustainable growth. To reach Gold Standard, winners must successfully maintain their Best Managed status for four to six consecutive…
McElhanney provided detailed design and construction management for the 28th Avenue Street Improvements project.
McElhanney was retained by the City of Kelowna to provide civil engineering services for the Sutherland ‘2’ Active Transportation Corridor.
McElhanney acted as the Civil Engineering of Record for the 5th Phase of the City of Kelowna’s Ethel Street Active Transportation Corridor.
McElhanney completed numerous combined trunk sewer separations strategies over the past seven years for Metro Vancouver.
McElhanney used hydraulic modeling to complete flood modeling and mapping of the Bow River in Canmore, Alberta.