
Geophysics equipment: supporting team BGC in the field
Geophysics equipment: supporting team BGC in the field Early this year, BGC opened a new 4,000 square foot warehouse in Calgary with geophysical equipment to

Geophysics equipment: supporting team BGC in the field Early this year, BGC opened a new 4,000 square foot warehouse in Calgary with geophysical equipment to

University Design Projects March 30, 2021 Posted by: Maddie Threndyle Category: Education and Outreach No Comments Location: Canada, United States, and United Kingdom Partners: Queen’s

Girls and STEAM Vancouver Partners: Telus World of ScienceLocation: Vancouver, BC Girls and STEAM is an annual event hosted by the Telus World of Science, in

Landslide Mapping for the Dominican Republic (NASA) March 30, 2021 Posted by: Maddie Threndyle Category: Applied Earth Science No Comments NASA’s DEVELOP Program has the mission

Landslide Hazard Assessment for Rohingya Refugee Camps (UNCHR) March 29, 2021 Posted by: Maddie Threndyle Category: Applied Earth Science No Comments Location: Cox’s Bazar, BangladeshPartners:

Pedestrian Bridge Design for Mallkuchusi Community in Bolivia (NDSEED) Location: Mallkuchusi Community, BoliviaPartners: Notre Dame Students Empowering through Engineering Development (NDSEED), Engineers in Action (EIA)

Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB USA) has been working in rural Ecuador to improve the quality of life in communities through the provision of water

BGC Engineering’s philanthropic program BGC² will deploy the Ada Platform with North Shore Rescue to assist in the planning of complex rescues.

On Sunday, June 2nd, 2019 BGC joined the ranks of organizations like RBC, Arc’teryx, and MEC by adopting a trail.

This week BGC’s Tyler Dixon recieved the lovely letter shown below thanking us for our contributions to the Hockey Helps the Homeless fundraiser that BGC

About 74 times every year, geohazards such as landslides, debris flows, rockfalls, earthquakes and flooding rupture pipelines around the world.

BGC is supporting the CWFS on two stream restoration projects at Ah’tap’apq Creek and Tranquil Creek on Vancouver Island, BC.