Social Infrastructure

Located in Langley, British Columbia, Trinity Western University is a Christian liberal arts post-secondary institution founded in 1962 and currently enrolls over 4,000 students. Acknowledging the need for updated space and technology, the University moved forward with the opportunity to expand the current Fosmark building on its main campus. This new expansion enables the facility to better accommodate current and future students and staff, enhancing the experience offered at Trinity Western University.

Divine Mercy Catholic Elementary School is a newly constructed K-6 School located in southeast Edmonton, Alberta. Accommodating roughly 600 students, Divine Mercy School opened its doors to welcome students in the Edmonton area in September of 2020.

University of Calgary’s Earth Sciences building is home to various departments of education offered on campus, including Geoscience, Geography and Anthropology.  With over thirty thousand students and five campuses, the University of Calgary attracts students from across Canada as a member of the U15, an association of top Canadian research universities.

Enterprise Square, located in downtown Edmonton, Alberta, is a research and education hub within the University of Alberta. In a collective effort to utilize their existing spaces more effectively and with purpose, the University identified the need to renovate Enterprise Square.

The newly constructed Coaldale RCMP Detachment provides various in-house RCMP support sections to the Town of Coaldale, including a forensic identification unit, a regional traffic unit and a police service dog unit.

The district of Wabasca-Desmarais recognized that the existing space, which houses the RCMP operations, could no longer accommodate program expansion.

Originally constructed in 1991, the Surrey Provincial Court is one of the busiest courthouses across the country and the second-largest in British Columbia.