NewFields Canada has expanded its operations with the opening of a new office in Calgary, marking the company’s third Canadian location alongside its offices in Saskatoon and Toronto.
The office will be located in downtown Calgary and will be managed by Sarah MacArthur, a senior hydrogeologist. The company said the new location will support its growing team in Alberta and provide office and meeting space for clients in the mining and energy sectors.
Why Alberta?
Calgary’s position as the energy capital of Canada and its growing role in the development of critical minerals make it a strategic location for engineering and environmental consulting firms serving the resources sector. The city is home to numerous mining, energy and infrastructure companies, while Alberta’s increasing focus on critical minerals has created new opportunities for companies providing hydrogeological, environmental and mine waste management expertise. NewFields said its city center office is located close to major mining and energy companies and will support its growing team in the region.
“I have had the privilege of seeing this culture of respect flourish in Saskatoon and Toronto, and I look forward to watching it grow with our team in Calgary,” said Leon Botham, President of NewFields Canada.
NewFields Canada is an engineering consulting firm providing design, engineering and construction services to the mining and energy industries. The company said it continues to support the hybrid business model across Canada.
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