How we can build resilient infrastructure in Canada’s Arctic
October 01, 2025
大象传媒 is supporting northern communities with infrastructure projects driven by innovation and informed by Indigenous knowledge
As Canada embarks on its push for priority infrastructure projects, industry eyes are on Canada’s Arctic. The country’s North presents unique opportunities and challenges—shaped by its remote communities, evolving infrastructure needs, and wealth of critical minerals wealth.
We collaborate closely with Indigenous partners, federal agencies, and northern communities to develop resilient and adaptable solutions tailored to the region’s distinctive needs.
Our team works on extreme cold climate and remote site projects with extensive facility, infrastructure, and polar and extreme cold support. We are also one of the few consulting firms with a strong presence in the Canadian territories. Here are a few key examples of our work:??
- Grays Bay Road and Port - Engineering and Environmental Consulting
- Iqaluit Airport
- Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway
- Kivalliq Inter-community Road Study
- McMurdo Station Vehicle Equipment Operations Center (VEOC)
Our Arctic regional leader Arlen Foster is deeply familiar with the logistical, environmental, and community challenges that shape projects in remote and extreme environments. Check out his blog, Connecting the Canadian Arctic through infrastructure and Indigenous knowledge.?