WSP in Canada

How can we create healthier, more resilient communities while tackling one of the biggest challenges of our time—achieving net-zero emissions? In a feature published by Corporate Knights, our team explores how industries, governments, and organizations can pave the way to a carbon-neutral future. The article highlights actionable strategies such as: - Considering emissions at the earliest stages of project development  - Retrofitting existing buildings to drastically cut energy and operational carbon  - Exploring innovative solutions like district energy systems We are proud to be at the forefront of this transition, working alongside clients to introduce low- and no-carbon solutions that drive meaningful change. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eQfhfmu3

We are thrilled to announce that our team has won both the Outstanding Achievement in Chemical Engineering and Water Award for the drinking water treatment system initiative. This exceptional project was developed to provide the Attawapiskat First Nation community in Ontario with reliable access to clean drinking water. Corina Moore, our Executive VP of Transportation and Infrastructure, shared: "Providing access to clean water is vital for the prosperity of all communities. I am proud of the work of our team members, who were able to use their expertise to develop a customized solution that will allow the people of the Attawapiskat First Nation to turn on the tap and know that clean, treated water will come out." Congratulations to everyone involved in this impactful project! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ehbqnSRW

Today, we remember the 14 women who lost their lives in the Polytechnique Montréal massacre and others who have faced gender-based violence. This National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women is a moment to reflect on the lasting impact of this tragedy on Canada and our industry and to reaffirm our commitment to fostering a world free of hatred and violence. We must continue to stand united to confront discrimination, empower women and girls to live without fear, and champion education and action to prevent gender-based violence. Let us honor their memory with a continued commitment to change. #RememberThe14 #Polytechnique #December6 __________ Aujourd’hui, nous nous souvenons des 14 femmes qui ont perdu la vie lors de la tragédie de Polytechnique Montréal et de toutes celles qui ont été victimes de violence fondée sur le genre. Cette Journée nationale de commémoration et d’action contre la violence faite aux femmes est l’occasion de réfléchir à l’incidence durable de cette tragédie sur le Canada et notre industrie, et de réaffirmer notre engagement à bâtir un monde exempt de haine et de violence. Nous devons continuer à nous unir pour lutter contre la discrimination, permettre aux femmes et aux filles de vivre sans crainte, et promouvoir l’éducation et les actions visant à prévenir la violence fondée sur le genre. Honorons la mémoire de ces femmes au moyen d’un engagement renouvelé en faveur du changement. #SeSouvenirPourElles #Polytechnique #6Décembre

Discover how WSP is driving innovation and shaping a sustainable future for Ontario’s manufacturing landscape in this article by the Toronto Region Board of Trade, featuring Danny Rosanova. “What excites me most is the role WSP plays in addressing society’s biggest challenges. Whether it’s supporting EV supply chains, enhancing transit infrastructure, or ensuring sustainable development, our work is truly about building a better future,” shares Danny. Read the full article to learn more about our projects, technologies, practices, and groundbreaking innovations in this industry: https://lnkd.in/eefwAm6M

At WSP, we believe that the foundation of any successful project lies in meaningful engagement with communities. From regulatory approvals to project completion, collaboration ensures everyone benefits—especially Indigenous communities. In the latest Calgary Innovators feature, published in the National Post, Calgary Herald, and Calgary Economic Development, Doug Ford, Senior VP of Indigenous Engagement, and Amanda Doyle, Indigenous Relations Lead for the Prairie Region, shared insights into the critical role of community engagement in project development. By hiring locally and fostering ongoing dialogue, we’re building partnerships that truly make an impact. Read the full feature to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eDRcsZrS

As part of Canada's Infrastructure Conference, hosted by The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships, our experts shared valuable insights on the future of Canadian infrastructure development. Notably, Janine Turner participated in an all-women panel titled "The Rise of Megaprojects: Ways to Bring Them Back Down to Earth," where she emphasized the importance of collaboration and innovation for resilient and sustainable P3 projects.    Additionally, Kate Borg contributed as a guest speaker on the Fengate panel "The Great Debate: Alliance vs. P3," advocating for the Alliance model.    Thank you to everyone who joined us in discussing innovative approaches to public-private partnerships and the evolving landscape of Canadian infrastructure. 

We're thrilled to share a spotlight from The Globe and Mail on two remarkable women in our team – Olivia Falcone, MCIP, RPP, Transportation Planner, and Kaylie Chan, Transportation Planning Student. Both are active members of our Developing Professionals Network (DPN), which supports employees in their careers, specifically students on co-op placements. Read more about their journeys and the impact of the DPN on emerging professionals: https://lnkd.in/eXH9iAfx #WeAreWSP

We were proud to participate in the IFHE International Conference 2024 – Patient Centered Healthcare Engineering Design in South Africa. Kevin Cassidy, our Market Lead - Health & Science, joined WSP colleagues from around the globe to deliver two insightful presentations. The conference provided an inspiring opportunity to learn about innovative strategies being implemented worldwide and to explore how these global insights can be adapted to advance healthcare infrastructure here in Canada. 

Je tiens à remercier la Chambre de commerce du Montréal métropolitain pour la tribune qui m’a été offerte, de même que la communauté d'affaires avec qui j’ai eu le plaisir d’échanger sur l’innovation en matière de réalisation de grands projets, le défi climatique et la transition énergétique.    Nous vivons à une époque formidable pour faire évoluer ces questions, dans un monde à la recherche de solutions.  ______ I would like to thank the Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal for the opportunity to speak to the business community with whom I had the pleasure to discuss innovations in major projects, climate change and energy transition.    We need to work together to seek solutions on these important challenges and opportunities.   #ForumCCMM WSP in Canada Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal

Congratulations to our incredible teams on their outstanding achievements at the 2024 Canadian Consulting Engineer (CCE) Awards in Ottawa! Our teams were honored with Awards of Excellence for five remarkable projects and services that are making a positive impact in communities across the country. Marie-Claude Dumas, our President and CEO, beautifully captured the essence of our success: “Each of these projects represents the best of what we do at WSP, working together as a team to develop a solution that best meets the needs of our client. I am so proud of what our team has accomplished, and I am happy to see them receive the recognition that they so richly deserve.” #WSPProjects #WeAreWSP  ______ Félicitations à nos fantastiques équipes qui ont été reconnues pour leurs réalisations exceptionnelles aux Prix canadiens du génie-conseil de l’AFGC à Ottawa!  Nos équipes ont reçu des Prix d’excellence pour cinq projets ou services remarquables qui ont un impact positif pour les communautés partout au pays. À ce sujet, Marie-Claude Dumas, notre présidente et cheffe de la direction, a si bien défini l’essence de notre réussite : « Chacun de ces projets représente le meilleur de ce que nous faisons chez WSP : travailler ensemble en équipe à développer la meilleure solution pour répondre aux besoins de nos clients. Je suis très fière de ce que nos équipes ont accompli et vraiment heureuse qu’elles reçoivent ces reconnaissances pleinement méritées. » #ProjetsWSP #NousSommesWSP Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Canada (ACEC-Canada)