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Tobacco Plains land use community engagement session — Zoom Details

Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqǂiʔit (Tobacco Plains) Land Use Plan

British Columbia, Community Planning & Policy, Community Sustainability, Indigenous Client Projects, Interest Holder Engagement & Communications, Land Use & Approvals, Northern, Interior, Central BC, PlanningBy Andrea de Vries June 15, 2023

The Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqǂiʔit (Tobacco Plains) First Nation wished to create and implement a land use plan to meet the needs of its people.

Saasak Hills Trail Planning & Design

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Engineering, Indigenous Client Projects, Landscape Architecture, Northern, Interior, Central BC, Planning, Recreation, Region, Services, Structural, Tourism, TrailsBy Andrea de Vries February 2, 2023

The Nisga’a Village of Gitwinksihlkw was ready for a Trail Master Plan and Detailed Design for their Saasak Hills Trail and River Walk.

Haisla Land Use Planning

British Columbia, Geospatial, GIS & Spatial Analysis, Indigenous Client Projects, Interest Holder Engagement & Communications, Land Use & Approvals, Mapping, VertiseeBy Felicia Kurnadi September 8, 2021

McElhanney’s GIS system, Vertisee, was used to identify potential land use conflicts and synergies, for a land use plan as part of the implementation of the First Nations Land Management Act for Haisla First Nation.

Fort McMurray #468 First Nation Water and Sewage Infrastructure

Alberta, Cities & Communities, Indigenous Client Projects, Water and Wastewater Facilities, Water Treatment FacilitiesBy Jenn Kuhn March 16, 2021

McElhanney completed an economic master sustainability study which reccomended providing water & wastewater servicing via a pump station.

Haisla Multiplex

British Columbia, Cities & Communities, Engineering, Indigenous Client Projects, Market Sectors, Northern, Interior, Central BC, Region, Services, StructuralBy Jenn Kuhn December 11, 2017

Haisla Multiplex – The Haisla Multiplex is a 40,000ft 2 High Importance category structure designed to serve several purposes. Not only is it a much-needed recreational space in the area, the building also converts into a shelter to act as post-disaster housing should a tsunami or other natural disaster occur.