The diverse range of assignments undertaken by Inukshuk staff reflect the firm's eclectic interests and adaptability. Inukshuk staff believe in life-long learning and have a thirst for innovation. In numerous situations our open minds and interdisciplinary background brings a fresh, practical perspective that produces creative, achievable results. Our network of contacts provides access to a diverse range of technical experts in the sciences, engineering, academic and development fields.
We follow-up keeping in touch to make sure our recommendations have paid off for our clients. Our standards are high and we regularly audit our work looking for improvements in process and product. We are by nature "watchers and learners" consistent with our belief in life-long learning. We measure success in how our built projects mature and adapt over time to the changing needs of the community they are part of. Our critics say we care too much - we just smile and look for the next challenge, confident that our work will stand the test of time.
Inukshuk developed a public consultation program and organized an Open House to explain the expansion plans. Displays, brochures and comment sheets were prepared and concerns researched to ensure public support.
Client: Government of Yukon
Inukshuk examined the compatibility of land and water uses on Schwatka Lake in the heart of Whitehorse. The lake is the source of drinking water and is used for recreation and as a floatplane base. The study resulted in recommendations to manage shoreline land use and surface water activities.
Client: City of Whitehorse
Inukshuk provided research support and local knowledge for this technical study which identified the potential international markets, long haul carriers and aircraft types that can now reach and depart from Whitehorse as a result of the extension of the runway to 2,896 metres.
Client: Government of Yukon
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The study analyzed the current level and type of airport use, determined the source of present demand and forecast future requirements. It also examined whether present operating limitations were constraining market development or restricting airline industry operations.
Client: Government of Yukon