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The Canfor Leisure Pool is one of Admiral Roofing’s signature projects. Admiral Roofing completed walls and cladding for this project, fabricating the panels locally which saved the project considerable time and money. The result is a better looking building that our community and team can be proud of.

The area near Iskut was one that SBS Forestry hadn’t worked in before 2022. The location had many challenges in getting an access road from the highway to the blocks we were developing. Steep slope, rock outcrops and large boulders were common features that needed to be assessed.

Wildland Development started building 14 new homes in the community. The energy-efficient homes meet Step 4 of the BC Building Code. For the community members who live in them, this will mean warmer houses with lower energy bills.

Confluence created a brand identity for Takla Nation’s new hunting outfitter. The project was completed in collaboration with interns from Takla Nation, who represented Takla Outfitters at a travel fair in Germany in 2022. Confluence created marketing materials, branded booth collateral, and a new website.

Community Power partners with Indigenous communities to co-develop and implement custom community solutions that address energy, housing, and climate. Their goal is to support First Nation communities to improve efficiency, reduce costs and strengthen energy stewardship. In 2020, Community Power was commissioned to prepare a community Energy Action Plan (EAP)

One of the most exciting things to happen in 2020 was the purchase of an office building for Takla Nation and Sasuchan – 510 Carney St, Prince George, BC. Officially purchased on August 7, 2020, we did not waste any time starting the renovations on August 10th – we were

What are Sips? Structural insulated panels (SIPs) are high-performance building system for residential and light commercial construction. The panels consist of an insulating foam core sandwiched between two structural facings, typically oriented strand board (OSB).  SIPs are manufactured under factory-controlled conditions and can be fabricated to fit nearly any building