Matthews West • Land Use Planning & Development • Squamish, British Columbia • 2025–Present

Oceanfront Squamish Development

Northwest Hydraulic Consultants and PSG Ocean are working together to support the development of the oceanfront peninsula in Squamish, a 100-acre master-planned community comprising residential, commercial, industrial, and green spaces.

  • Coastal Hazard & Risk Assessment

Photograph of Oceanfront Squamish Development shoreline

Northwest Hydraulic Consultants sub-contracted PSG Ocean to support the development of the oceanfront peninsula in Squamish, which consists in a master-planned community with 100 acres of residential, commercial, industrial, and green spaces. As part of a multi-disciplinary team, PSG Ocean is responsible for providing design inputs to nature-based shoreline solutions and undertaking lot-specific flood hazard assessments for approval by the District of Squamish in accordance with applicable regulations.

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Emergency Management

Kitimat-Kitamaat Tsunami Model and Risk Assessment

The District of Kitimat, in partnership with the Haisla First Nation, retained Ocean Networks Canada Society and PSG Ocean to collaboratively undertake a tsunami risk assessment for the communities and broader region.

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Kitimat Arm, British Columbia 2025–Present

Land Use Planning & Development

Flood Assessment for Subdivision Application

PSG Ocean was retained by a private owner to deliver a flood hazard assessment supporting regulatory approvals for the subdivision of their oceanfront property in the Juan de Fuca Strait within the Capital Regional District.

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Otter Point, British Columbia 2025

Land Use Planning & Development/Emergency Management

Regional Scale Flood Hazard Modelling and Mapping for the Isthmus of Chignecto

Natural Resources Canada, in collaboration with Ebbwater Consulting, PSG Ocean, and Concordia University, is advancing the development of a regional-scale, nationally consistent framework for flood hazard mapping.

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Chignecto Bay, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia 2025–Present