Canada West Land Services

Are you attending the AAPL Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City? Be sure to connect with CWL Senior Manager, Corporate Development, Janice Redmond, throughout the week, or you can find her on stage for the Panel Session "Going from Good to Great with AI".

Friday, June 26
10:15-11:30 am
Grand American Hotel, Grand Ballroom BC

Today we recognize and appreciate the dedication, responsibility, and hard work shown by Fathers — Strong role models, great leaders, and incredible dads.

Today we celebrate you.

Happy Father’s Day from the Canada West Land Team!

There’s always a strong showing at the Triple Round Up—This event is always so valuable for our team at Canada West Land. Being part of events like this, alongside so many familiar and new faces, is something we never take for granted.

What stands out most isn’t just the event itself, but the conversations around it. The quick catch-ups, the thoughtful discussions, and the shared perspectives on where our work is heading—it’s what makes time like this meaningful. These moments continue to reinforce the importance of relationships in our industry and the role they play in moving projects and ideas forward.

We’re grateful to everyone who took the time to connect with our team, whether it was a brief hello or a deeper conversation. And a big appreciation to the organizers for bringing together another great event.

Already looking forward to the next one.

Ready to lead, mentor, and make an impact? We’re looking for a Lead Land Analyst to guide our team, manage projects, and build strong client relationships—all while driving high performance and continuous growth.

At CWL, you’ll:
✔️Lead and coach a high-performing team
✔️Oversee projects from planning to completion
✔️Collaborate with clients and stakeholders
✔️Champion quality, innovation, and safety

Why join us?
✨Team-first culture
✨Career growth & learning opportunities
✨Competitive salary + benefits & RRSP matching
✨A workplace built on trust, collaboration, and impact

If you’re accountable, adaptable, and ready to lead—this is your next move.

APPLY HERE:
👉 https://canadawestland.com/careers/

We’re looking forward to being part of the Triple Round Up tomorrow.

Events like this are a great reminder of the strength of our industry—bringing together professionals, partners, and peers for meaningful conversations and connection. It’s always valuable time spent catching up, sharing ideas, and building relationships that move our work forward.
Members of our team will be there, and we’re always open to connecting—whether it’s a quick hello or a deeper conversation about how we can support your projects.

See you there. Yahoo!

There’s always a great showing at the AASLA Conference—but this year in Red Deer felt especially meaningful for our team at Canada West Land. As both a sponsor and attendee, it’s an opportunity we truly value. Not just to support the profession, but to be part of the conversation shaping where it’s going.

The agenda covered a lot of ground—governance, red tape reduction, surface rights, agriculture, and landowner relations—but what stood out most was the practicality. These weren’t abstract discussions. They were real, current issues that impact how we all operate day-to-day.

And like most AASLA events, the real value carries beyond the podium. The conversations between sessions, the different perspectives shared openly, and the willingness across this community to talk through both challenges and solutions—that’s what makes it valuable. It’s also what reinforces why relationships continue to matter so much in this business.

We’re proud to support AASLA and the work they do to bring this group together. It’s a strong, engaged community—and one that continues to evolve in the right ways. Appreciate the organizers and speakers for putting together another solid event, and to everyone we had the chance to connect with over the day.

We’re heading to Red Deer this week.
Canada West Land Services is looking forward to attending the AASLA Seminar this Thursday, connecting with peers across the land and energy community.
Events like this are an opportunity to pause, share perspectives, and stay aligned on the evolving landscape we’re all working in—particularly regarding land, stakeholder engagement, and responsible development across Alberta.
If you’ll be there, we’d love to connect.

📍 Red Deer
📅 This Thursday

Community engagement works best when it’s consistent and local.

Looking forward to attending this month’s Wapiti Area Synergy Partnership meeting this evening in Grande Prairie. WASP plays an important role in bringing together landowners, residents, and industry to stay informed and involved in energy activity in the Wapiti area.

Stop by our booth tonight!

What makes a community partnership work well from your perspective?