Water Resources Infrastructure
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Springbank Off-stream Storage Project
Reducing the risk from future flood events for Southern Albertans
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Des Moines Flood Protection Levees
Looking for gaps in levee system data
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TVA Hydroelectric Dam Evaluation Program
A check-up for five dams that control flood waters for a nuclear facility
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Balancing flood mitigation, development needs, and community demands is no simple task. Our team is committed to being with you every step of the way. Read MoreI enjoy being part of a team that makes water safer in our communities by cleaning up our waterways and protecting people from floods.
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Stantec Water Webinar Series Calendar
The Stantec Webinar Series provides you access to evidence-based learning opportunities with a focus on technology-forward solutions to the challenges our communities face in the world of water. Most webinars will feature a 40-minute presentation followed by a 20-minute interactive Q&A session. Register NowContinuously monitoring groundwater at 52 locations
Water is an essential part of our day, and the City of Guelph needed more of it. The Arkell Well Field already provided water to the city, but it wasn’t enough to meet demand. The proposition? Increase yield by almost 10,000 cubic metres per day. One small problem, though. The Arkell class environmental assessment and permits placed conditions on the usage of that water. Read MoreRestoring public confidence
Tennessee Valley Authority’s Kingston Fossil Plant supplies power that is critical to the regional economy. For over 50 years, coal ash by-products were stored in ponds and wet stacks along the Emory River. A failure in 2008 released over 5 million cubic yards of ash, impacting 40 residences, destroying a public highway, and closing the river. In response, we quickly mobilized to assist TVA with emergency actions. Read MoreBernadette Callahan, Green Infrastructure Sector Leader, Water
I like to use my engineering background to help cities become more resilient and better adapt to 21st century challenges.
John Montgomery, Senior Vice President, Sector Leader, Water Resources
No resource is more important than clean water. We all share a responsibility to manage it in an appropriate and effective way.
John Malueg, Manager of Resiliency Programs
We know disasters will happen—designing to help communities rebound quickly is not only a great challenge but also an imperative.
Alan Rauch, Vice President, Discipline Lead, Water (Geotechnical)
I am immensely satisfied when our technical knowledge and hard-earned experience lead to elegant solutions for complex problems.
Scott Peyton, Senior Principal
It’s important to improve accessibility and connections with our streams, rivers and greenways through restoration and enhancement.
Steve Mathies, Global Practice Leader, Coastal Restoration
I am a native of Louisiana—coastal land loss is a very personal tragedy. Being a passionate advocate for restoration and proactively engaging with the community has been the hallmark of my career.
Bob Welsch, Principal
Our most basic goal as engineers is to solve problems in order to protect the public safety. That’s what we strive to do every day.
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