Highway 1 Lynn Creek Bridge Renewal 2017-2021 | North Vancouver, British Columbia McElhanney was retained by the Ministry of Transportation and Transit as prime consultant for the $98M Highway 1 at Keith / Seymour Interchange & Lynn Connectivity project. This high-profile project, one of the largest traditionally procured highway infrastructure upgrades in the Lower Mainland,…
Published: July 13, 2026 McElhanney is helping advance infrastructure planning and project delivery in Prince Rupert, supporting long-term growth across the region. Recently featured in The Northern View, Division Manager Sean Carlson highlighted how a data-driven, collaborative approach is helping clients reduce risk and move projects forward with confidence. “Being asked to contribute to The…
Asset Management Prioritization Tool 2022-2024 | North Vancouver, BC Supporting Data-driven Infrastructure Planning in North Vancouver As the District of North Vancouver continues to maintain and upgrade its water system, annual watermain replacement decisions require a clear understanding of risk, performance, and long-term needs. McElhanney partnered with the District to redevelop a critical GIS-based application…
Lake Louise Traffic Safety and Wildlife Connectivity Program 2022-2025 | Lake Louise, AB Improving Traffic Safety and Mobility in Lake Louise Surging visitation to Lake Louise — between 10-12,000 visitors on an average summer day — placed significant strain on aging infrastructure, increasing congestion and safety risks. McElhanney partnered with Parks Canada (PCA) to deliver…
South Canmore Deep Utility Replacement Program 2025-Ongoing | Canmore, AB Planning for Long-Term Infrastructure Renewal in South Canmore With much of South Canmore’s underground infrastructure nearing the end of its lifecycle, the Town required a coordinated, long-term strategy to prioritize upgrades while maintaining reliable service and minimizing disruption in existing neighbourhoods. McElhanney partnered with the…
Fort Nelson Complete Communities and Official Community Plan Update 2023-2025 | Fort Nelson, BC Strengthening Livability and Resilience in Fort Nelson As Northern Rockies Regional Municipality planned for long-term growth, shifting economic conditions and changing community needs required a refreshed approach to land use, infrastructure, and livability. McElhanney partnered with the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality…
Published: June 26, 2026 From a strategic foothold established in 2011 to a thriving multidisciplinary hub today, McElhanney’s Victoria branch is celebrating 15 years of steady growth grounded in strong values, technical excellence, and deep community connections across Vancouver Island. What began with a small but highly respected team has evolved into a branch of…
Granville Bridge Interim Connector 2020-Ongoing | Vancouver, British Columbia False Creek has long been a barrier for people walking and cycling to and from downtown Vancouver. The Granville Bridge Interim Connector project was developed to create safer, more accessible active transportation routes on and around the bridge while improving connections into the surrounding street network.…
Burnaby Lake Pedestrian Bridge 2019-2026 | Burnaby, British Columbia The City needed a safe new pedestrian and cycling connection between Burnaby Lake Park and Deer Lake Park to close a 5 km gap in crossings over Highway 1—improving access to park amenities and unlocking commuter and recreational active transportation while managing multi-agency and environmental considerations.…
Published: June 12th, 2026 The McElhanney Cares Tournament returned to Kelowna this May, bringing together teams from across the company, industry partners, and community members for a full weekend of sports, fundraising, and connection. This year marked the largest and most successful tournament to date, raising $174,000 for Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon, surpassing the fundraising goal and setting a new…