CIMA+

Building Infrastructure for Stronger Western Communities In Western Canada, infrastructure isn’t just about roads, water systems or buildings, it’s about creating the foundations for safe, connected and resilient communities. At CIMA+ we bring deep regional expertise, paired with national-scale resources, to deliver projects that matter. Infrastructure impacts lives, so engagement is at the heart of our approach. We work closely with municipalities, local businesses, and residents to ensure projects reflect community needs and values. We build meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities, listening, co-designing, and integrating traditional knowledge with modern engineering to deliver shared value. Together, we’re building infrastructure that supports thriving, inclusive, and sustainable communities across Western Canada and beyond. Learn more about CIMA+ and our Infrastructure services: https://lnkd.in/gvDAUFEb #CIMAplus #Infrastructure #WesternCanada #EngineeringforPeople #Sustainability

Delivering Clean Water and Sustainable Infrastructure The Town of Canmore Water Treatment Plant 2 is a project that demonstrates how advanced engineering and collaboration can deliver clean, reliable water for generations to come. Developed with EPCOR and the Town of Canmore, this $24 million facility integrates direct filtration, UV and chlorine disinfection, and smart automation to ensure safe, high-quality drinking water. Built to the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings, the plant features solar panels and energy-efficient systems to reduce environmental impact while supporting long-term community sustainability. Located near the Nordic Centre, its high-elevation design uses natural energy for efficient water distribution strengthening Canmore’s infrastructure and resilience for the future. Learn more about our water expertise at: https://lnkd.in/g4ygtAPC #EngineeringforPeople #CIMAplus #WaterTreatment #CleanWater #Sustainability #CommunityInfrastructure

Infrastructure Expertise in British Columbia Backed by National Strength In British Columbia, our team at CIMA+ has delivered critical infrastructure that keeps communities moving, water flowing and ecosystems protected. Drawing on that regional expertise, we also leverage a coast-to-coast network of engineers, project managers and specialists to support large-scale projects across Canada. A prime example is the G.E. Booth Wastewater Treatment Plant 1 in the Region of Peel, serving over 1.5 million residents. 💧 Design capacity: 518 ML/d, among the largest in Canada. 💧 Delivered in multiple phases while maintaining full operations. 💧 Supported by a 150-member team and VR-enabled design reviews for enhanced safety and efficiency. By combining local insight with national expertise, we deliver large-scale water projects and transform complex challenges into reliable infrastructure that serves communities now and for generations to come. Learn more about the G.E Booth project at: https://lnkd.in/gYP95Yu #CIMAplus #Infrastructure #WaterTreatment #Wastewater #BritishColumbia

Building Resilience for Generations Our multiple award-winning Mill Creek Flood Protection Project in Kelowna, BC is a shining example of how infrastructure, community, and nature can thrive together. Developed in partnership with the City of Kelowna, Indigenous partners, and local stakeholders, this project safeguards 1,650 homes and businesses, ensuring long-term resilience for generations to come. By restoring fish passages, adding engineered riffles and log jams, and planting three new trees for every one removed, the project enhances biodiversity while protecting people and property. At CIMA+, our expertise in hydrotechnical design, climate adaptation, and environmental engineering demonstrates that infrastructure can be both innovative and deeply human, protecting communities while nurturing the ecosystems that sustain them. Learn more about this innovative project at: https://lnkd.in/gu8mDqit #EngineeringforPeople #CIMAplus #FloodProtection #Sustainability #EngineeringExcellence #Infrastructure

What if water became the key to climate adaptation? In a context where extreme weather events are reshaping our landscape, some municipalities are choosing to take strategic action. This is the case in the City of Dorval, which has adopted an innovative approach to rethinking its development in terms of resilience, sustainable development... and above all, water protection and enhancement. CIMA+ had the privilege of supporting this ambitious initiative through the OASIS program, a project that demonstrates the power of strategic planning when it is rooted in science, consultation, and territorial intelligence. Want to learn more about the project? : https://lnkd.in/evhxpadA Discover how our experts transform complex issues into sustainable solutions tailored to each community: https://lnkd.in/egj5dTna

Et si l’eau devenait la clé de l’adaptation climatique? Dans un contexte où les événements climatiques extrêmes redessinent nos territoires, certaines municipalités choisissent de passer à l’action de façon stratégique. C’est le cas de la Cité de Dorval, qui a misé sur une approche novatrice pour repenser son aménagement en fonction de la résilience, du développement durable… et surtout, de la protection et valorisation de l’eau. CIMA+ a eu le privilège d’accompagner cette démarche ambitieuse à travers le programme OASIS, un projet qui témoigne de la puissance de la planification stratégique quand elle est ancrée dans la science, la consultation et l’intelligence territoriale. Curieux d’en savoir plus sur le projet ? : https://lnkd.in/eVrAadt5 Découvrez comment nos experts transforment des enjeux complexes en solutions durables, sur mesure pour chaque collectivité : https://lnkd.in/eRaZh5h2