The Clifton team recently attended the Canadian Dam Association (CDA-ACB) Annual Conference in Saskatoon. Our staff contributed throughout the week as presenters, session chairs, and committee members. Wayne Clifton chaired the Special Session on Site C, bringing together perspectives on one of
Join us in congratulating Jasyn Henry, PEng, Vice President of Technical Services and Principal Geotechnical Engineer at Clifton, on receiving the Canadian Geotechnical Society (CGS) Early Achievement Award. This honour was presented at last week’s CGS GeoManitoba Awards Banquet in Winnipeg, MB.
Clifton is proud to be an Emerald Sponsor of the Canadian Dam Association (CDA-ACB) Annual Conference, taking place September 28 to October 1 in Saskatoon, SK. The conference is an important gathering for professionals involved in dam design, safety and operations. Our
The Clifton team is attending the Canadian Geotechnical Society (CGS) GeoManitoba Conference in Winnipeg. This morning, Kelvin Sattler presented his paper Estimating Settlement Using Laboratory Stress Strain Data, co-authored with JT Tang, Matthew Buchynski, Jasyn Henry, and David Elwood. The study introduces
Clifton is at the University of Regina Careers Day 2025 today! Reid Lustig and Raelene Nagy are representing Clifton at Booth E-02 in the CKHS Main Gym, meeting students and alumni to discuss career opportunities in engineering and beyond. The fair runs
Clifton is proud to be a Diamond Sponsor of the Canadian Geotechnical Society (CGS) GeoManitoba, the 78th Canadian Geotechnical Conference and 9th Canadian Permafrost Conference, taking place September 21–24 at the RBC Convention Centre in Winnipeg, MB. Hosted in collaboration with the
It has been a great day at the 2025 CGS Young Professionals Conference. Highlights included presentations from Clifton staff. Nevin Cross presented on Estimating Primary Consolidation Settlement in a Clay Till Foundation Below an Earth Embankment, a project that began with the
Clifton is a Gold Sponsor of the 2025 CGS Young Professionals Conference (YPC), taking place September 18–20 at the Elkhorn Resort in Wasagaming, Manitoba. This year’s theme, Collective Impact, highlights the value of connection and collaboration among geotechnical professionals. On Friday, one
Clifton’s Lindsay Radchenko is attending the 6th Canadian Conference on Waste Management, Decommissioning and Environmental Restoration (NWMDER) this week in Blue Mountain, ON. The event brings together experts to share knowledge on radioactive waste management, nuclear decommissioning, and Canada’s path toward a
Clifton was proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the PANAM UNSAT 2025 conference, held this week in Ottawa, ON. Rashed Chowdhury, Jasyn Henry, and Matthew Buchynski attended the event, which focused on unsaturated soils in all environments. Sessions explored topics such
Yesterday, the Regina Social Club hosted a family movie night, bringing employees and their families together for an evening showing of Toy Story 5. With a rainy evening outside, it was the perfect opportunity to enjoy some popcorn, share a few laughs, and spend time together away from the office.
At Clifton, we believe that diverse perspectives drive innovation and lead to stronger solutions. We’re proud to support women in engineering and recognize the important contributions they make across our projects, teams, and communities. This year’s International Women in Engineering Day theme, Engineering Intelligence, celebrates the expertise, creativity, and leadership women
National Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated on June 21, the summer solstice and longest day of the year. For many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples, the summer solstice holds deep cultural and spiritual significance and is a time for gathering, reflection, renewal, and celebration. The day is an opportunity
Yesterday, our Lloydminster office hosted their 2nd Annual Client Appreciation Golf Tournament at Rolling Green Fairways Golf Course in Lloydminster, AB. With 30 golfers made up of clients and staff, it was a great day on the course filled with friendly competition, good food, and great company. The tournament also
Clifton’s Kelvin Sattler is representing both our company and Canada in Austria at two international geotechnical engineering conferences, where he is presenting research titled Long-Term Monitoring of a Seasonally Active Landslide in the Semi-Arid Thompson Plateau, British Columbia, Canada. A few days ago, Kelvin presented at the 8th International Young
Members of the Clifton team attended the 2026 ACEC-SK Golf Tournament and AGM on Friday at Harbour Golf Club in Elbow, Saskatchewan. Representing Clifton were Rayna Belyk-Taylor, Matthew Wenz, Jasyn Henry, Andrew Karvonen, Roger Desveaux, Damian Carmichael, Jobie Taylor, and Geoff Haanen. The annual event raises funds for engineering scholarships
Yesterday, Clifton’s Cam Weese, Jasyn Henry, Andrew Karvonen, and Matt Weisbrod participated in the 4th Annual Redhead Heavy Hitter Golf Tournament in support of Ronald McDonald House. The tournament raised more than $100,000, which was matched through the generosity of the Redhead and Wallace families, bringing the total funds raised
Last Thursday, our Saskatoon office hosted Clifton’s 14th Annual Client Appreciation Golf Tournament at The Willows Golf & Country Club. With 140 golfers made up of clients, vendors, and staff, it was another successful day on the course filled with great company, friendly competition, and community support. Thanks to the
Clifton’s Greg Potter and Kirby Phillips attended the inaugural Western Groundwater Forum in Calgary, AB last week. The event brought together professionals from industry, government, consulting, and academia to discuss topics relevant to the groundwater community across Western Canada, including mine dewatering, groundwater management, and water sourcing. During the forum,
Clifton’s Lyndsey MacBride and Pascale Johnson are in Québec City, QC this week for IAIA26 and taking in some of the sights between conference activities. From pre-conference courses to technical sessions and industry discussions, it’s shaping up to be a great week of learning, collaboration, and connection with environmental and
Clifton’s Lyndsey MacBride and Pascale Johnson are attending the 45th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA26) in Québec City, QC from May 19–22, 2026. This year’s conference theme, “Misinformation, Disinformation, Communication, & Impact Assessment,” will explore how environmental assessment practitioners can strengthen public trust through transparency,
Clifton’s Ertan Ozmen is attending the 2026 NAPEG (Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists) Professional Development Symposium taking place May 12–14 in Yellowknife, NT. This year’s symposium theme, “Innovation in the North,” will explore how new techniques, technologies, and practical applications are advancing engineering and geoscience
