Shape cultural resource management projects with Stantec through archaeological field expertise, regulatory approvals, and Indigenous engagement. Work across Western Canada, including remote locations.

This experienced Archaeologist and Permit Holder supports continued growth in Stantec’s Cultural and Social Sciences practice. The intermediate to senior technical position leads investigations, assessments, mitigation programs, and client deliverables. It also requires collaboration with Indigenous Nations, Rights Holders, regulators, and multidisciplinary specialists across North of 60 work.

Key Responsibilities:

- Plan and deliver archaeological investigations and assessment programs
- Lead field programs, monitoring, surveys, and mitigative excavations
- Coordinate regulatory approvals and archaeological permitting requirements
- Build relationships with clients,



Indigenous Nations, and regulators
- Support meaningful Indigenous participation in heritage investigations

Requirements:

- Master's degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or related discipline
- Seven years of progressive cultural resource management consulting experience
- Proven leadership of archaeological field programs and approvals
- Experience working with Indigenous communities and Rights Holders
- Ability to travel remotely within Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwest Territories

Use field leadership, regulatory coordination, and Indigenous relations experience to deliver cultural resource projects with Stantec.

📌 Cultural Resource Management Archaeologist (Regina)
🏢 Stantec.
📍 Regina