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Applying the highest of standards in design and engineering is critical to realizing a successful infrastructure project. Another factor, however, is also crucial – the engagement of the people and communities who will interact with the infrastructure and live with its impacts well into the future.

Recognizing this important contributor to success has led WSP in Canada to develop true leadership in community relations, with particular emphasis on Indigenous Relations.

It was WSP’s strengths in Indigenous relations and community engagement that drew Corina Moore to join the company in early 2024. She knew her values and that of WSP were clearly aligned.

“Before coming to WSP, I had more than 20 years of experience engaging with First Nation communities, providing essential passenger and freight rail services to the James Bay Coast,” says Ms. Moore, executive vice-president, transportation and infrastructure. “I saw firsthand the importance of building relationships founded on trust and ensuring justice for communities. I am personally committed …

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