Indigenous Client Projects Archives

Map highlighting a white‑shaded region centered on Dease Lake in northern British Columbia, with surrounding towns labeled in grey. — Zoom Details

Supporting Major Infrastructure Projects in Tahltan Territory

Bridges, British Columbia, Construction Surveys, Energy & Resources, Geospatial, Geotechnical, GIS & Spatial Analysis, Indigenous Client Projects, Mapping, Oil & Gas Surveys, VertiseeBy Steve Feng January 28, 2026

Discover how DVI/McElhanney Joint Venture delivers major infrastructure projects in Tahltan territory with local expertise.

A colorful, hand-drawn infographic illustrates a winding path through a community, highlighting various aspects of wellness and traditional teachings. Along the path are labeled illustrations of buildings and people engaging in activities such as language teaching ('Speaking back our dreams'), exercise, outdoor activities, and visiting a wellness centre. Other labels include 'More healing supports,' 'Schools,' 'Housing,' 'Clinic,' and 'Bigger gym.' The image uses vibrant colors to emphasize key themes like traditional teachings and community health resources. — Zoom Details

Prophet River First Nation Community Consultation

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Community Planning & Policy, Geospatial, Indigenous Client Projects, Interest Holder Engagement & Communications, Mapping, PlanningBy Steve Feng October 15, 2025

Discover how Prophet River First Nation’s Comprehensive Nation Plan empowers their governance, culture, and future through inclusive engagement.

Aerial image showing green-roofed building on one side of a dirt road. A greenhouse and timber frame gazebo-style structure are visible across the road. — Zoom Details

Skuppah Food Security Centre

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Indigenous Client ProjectsBy Steve Feng May 28, 2025

To support Skuppah’s need for better community food security, McElhanney provided grant writing, civil engineering, and project management services.

Two individuals in a corporate board room signing paper documents with pens. — Zoom Details

McElhanney Boney Creek Joint Venture

Cities & Communities, Energy & Resources, Engineering, Geospatial, Indigenous Client Projects, SurveyingBy Steve Feng May 20, 2025

McElhanney and Boney Creek Development Limited have entered a joint venture named “MCBC Joint Venture” which will open opportunities for continued sharing and growth.

Three Indigenous elders and three McElhanney team members pose for a photograph in a meeting room. All six individuals are holding gifted blankets. — Zoom Details

Lake Babine Nation Memorandum of Understanding

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Engineering, Environmental, Geotechnical, Indigenous Client Projects, Legal and Engineering Surveys, Northern, Interior, Central BC, SurveyingBy Steve Feng January 7, 2025

After months of discussion, McElhanney and Lake Babine Nation signed an MOU to guide future work together.

We Wai Kai First Nations Housing Strategy

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Community Planning & Policy, Indigenous Client Projects, Interest Holder Engagement & Communications, Land Use & Approvals, Planning, Strategic Planning, Vancouver IslandBy Andrea de Vries October 15, 2024

This housing strategy outlined how the First Nation’s housing goals could be achieved to meet the growing needs of those on and off reserve.

The Canada Community Revitalization Fund helped K’ómoks First Nation build a place to meet, celebrate, gather, and play. — Zoom Details

K’ómoks First Nation Community Park

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Construction Management, Construction Surveys, Cultural & Historic Landscapes, Engineering, Geotechnical, Indigenous Client Projects, Interest Holder Engagement & Communications, Land Development, Landscape Architecture, Municipal Underground Infrastructure & Roadways, Parks, Region, Services, Surveying, Vancouver IslandBy Andrea de Vries July 11, 2024

KFN members had no accessible, outdoor gathering space to meet, celebrate, gather, and play. Could a Canada Community Revitalization Fund grant meet their need?