McElhanney

McElhanney is the oldest combined engineering, surveying and mapping company in western Canada. It is employee-owned, with its registered corporate headquarters in Vancouver, British Columbia. In 1910, land surveyor and engineer William Gordon McElhanney opened a one-room office on West Pender Street in Vancouver and set to work on his first survey of a small property in New Westminster. More than 100 years later, the McElhanney group of companies has multiple branches throughout western Canada and hundreds of employees. McElhanney's engineers, surveyors and mapping experts have worked on highways, bridges, ferry terminals, airports and railways, park boundaries and First Nations' community developments, oil and gas wells, power schemes and other resource industry infrastructure across B.C. and Alberta, including the Golden Ears Bridge roadway design, Treetops Adventure - Capilano Suspension Bridge, and the Trans-Canada Highway Twinning through Banff National Park, among many others.