Charter Member Spotlight: WSP | Building a More Sustainable Manitoba

From shaping critical infrastructure to advancing environmental solutions, WSP has been helping Manitoba communities grow and thrive for generations.

With roots in Winnipeg dating back to the late 1950s, WSP has played an important role in Manitoba's development for nearly seven decades. As one of the world's leading engineering and professional services firms, WSP brings together engineers, scientists, environmental specialists, and other professionals to address complex challenges and deliver solutions that make a lasting difference.

As a longstanding Charter Member of the Manitoba Environmental Industries Association (MEIA), WSP continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation, collaboration, and the growth of Manitoba's environmental sector.

Local Expertise, Global Perspective

WSP's presence in Manitoba reflects a combination of local knowledge and international expertise. Its multidisciplinary teams support projects spanning transportation and infrastructure, environmental consulting, water management, energy, and sustainability, helping communities and industries respond to evolving needs.

From environmental assessments and remediation to major infrastructure improvements, WSP's work supports both economic development and environmental responsibility. Projects such as the PTH 59/101 interchange improvements demonstrate the firm's contributions to Manitoba's transportation infrastructure, while its environmental services help organizations navigate regulatory requirements, manage environmental risks, and plan for a more resilient future.

Through its Earth and Environment practice, WSP also provides expertise in areas including contaminated site management, climate adaptation, biodiversity, and sustainable resource management.

This integrated approach allows WSP to bring together different perspectives and technical disciplines, supporting solutions that consider not only the immediate needs of a project, but its long-term impact on communities and the environment.

A Strong Connection to MEIA

Beyond its technical contributions, WSP has been a valued partner in strengthening Manitoba's environmental community.

As a MEIA Charter Member for several years, WSP has regularly supported the association's events and initiatives, contributing to opportunities for industry networking, knowledge sharing, and professional development. This continued involvement reflects a shared commitment to building connections and advancing Manitoba's environmental industries.

That relationship is further strengthened through Patrick Campbell, WSP's Manitoba Market Leader and Chair of MEIA's Board of Directors.

In his role at WSP, Patrick is part of the regional executive team, working closely with local leadership to implement strategic market plans, strengthen client relationships, and support growth opportunities across sectors.

As MEIA's Board Chair, Patrick brings valuable industry perspective and leadership to the association, helping guide its strategic direction and support its efforts to connect businesses, government, and industry professionals across Manitoba.

His involvement reflects the value of industry leadership that extends beyond individual organizations, contributing to the broader environmental community.

Looking Toward a Sustainable Future

As Manitoba continues to respond to environmental challenges, infrastructure needs, and emerging opportunities in the clean economy, collaboration remains essential.

Through its technical expertise, local presence, and continued engagement with MEIA, WSP exemplifies the important role that industry partners play in supporting a strong and resilient environmental sector.

MEIA is proud to recognize WSP as a longstanding Charter Member and extends its sincere appreciation to Patrick Campbell for his leadership as Board Chair.

We look forward to continuing this valued partnership and working together to advance innovation, strengthen industry connections, and support a more sustainable Manitoba.

Learn more about WSP: www.wsp.com

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