OUR COMPANY

WHO WE ARE

Crossroads Cultural Resource Management (CRM) is British Columbia’s leading full-spectrum cultural resource management firm.

We provide services to a variety of sectors throughout British Columbia, from First Nations to industry, NGOs, government, academia, and community groups. Our expertise in recognizing and managing the intangible aspects of CRM and our extensive experience with ancestral burial grounds are what set us apart from other consulting companies.

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Rick Budhwa
Rick Budhwa

Principal, Applied Anthropologist

About Rick
Jocelyn Franks
Jocelyn Franks

Applied Anthropologist

About Jocelyn
Carla Lewis
Carla Lewis

Applied Anthropologist

About Carla
Dana Evaschuk
Dana Evaschuk

Applied Anthropologist

About Dana
Joanne Campbell
Joanne Campbell

Marketing Manager

About Joanne
Keli Watson
Keli Watson

Applied Archeologist

About Keli
Sarah Wells
Sarah Wells

Office and Program Manager

About Sarah
Sarah Weber
Sarah Weber

Cultural And Ecological Resources Specialist

About Sarah
Barb McFee
Barb McFee

Financial Manager

About Barb
David Carten
David Carten

Associate Researcher

About Dave
Délani Valin
Délani Valin

Writer and Editor

About Délani
Sean O'Rourke
Sean O'Rourke

Applied Anthropologist

About Sean

What Our Clients Say

“Crossroads prioritizes relationships and people. Our focus on science has been perfectly balanced with the people first approach for which Crossroads is known.”

Kala Hooker
Operations Manager, Bulkley Valley Research Centre

“Crossroads made a very difficult situation into a positive one.  Their cross cultural understanding and ability to bridge the needs of industry and First Nations is not only unique, but very successful.”

Stacey Sinclair
Senior Field Manager, BC Hydro

“We are so appreciative of the culturally sensitive approach that Crossroads brings to all of their projects with us.  They respect and understand our values and beliefs.”

Dora Wilson/ Yaga'lalh
Chief, Hagwilget Village Council

“The manner in which Crossroads practices CRM is important and unique.  Their approach should be practiced throughout Canada and beyond.”

Greg George
Business Development Advisor, Indigenous Relations, Government of Alberta

RELATIONSHIPS

No other CRM firm can offer the benefit of our established network and relationships.

Crossroads CRM believes in the power of strong relationships. We understand the time it takes to establish meaningful relationships. This concept alone can make the difference between a successful or unsuccessful project outcome. Since we have intimate connections with the people and landscapes within our geographic region, we are able to offer a level of service that is not only unique, but unparalleled.

AFFILIATIONS

We have established relationships with the majority of government agencies, as well as environmental consulting firms, academic institutions, conservation organizations, and other public agencies with interests in natural and cultural resource management. This allows us to work more efficiently and from a better-informed position. It also strengthens our project methodologies and outcomes, as we rely on the power of our established network for support. This ensures our ability to deliver excellent service and products.

Some of our affiliations include:

  • First Nations Environmental Assessment Technical Working Group
  • Bulkley Valley Research Center
  • British Columbia Association of Professional Archaeologists
  • Human Rights and International Solidarity Council (FPSE)
  • World Archaeological Congress
  • Canadian Archaeological Association
  • British Columbia Archaeological Society
  • Northwest Community College
  • University of Northern British Columbia
  • Simon Fraser University
  • University of Northern British Columbia
  • Society for American Archaeology
  • University of Victoria
  • Society for Applied Anthropology
  • Archaeological Society of British Columbia
  • Canadian Anthropology Society
  • American Anthropology Society
  • International Association for Impact Assessment

CAREERS

We need good people — colleagues who will commit to building a career with us, who share our core values, and who believe, as we do, that meaningful work makes a difference in people’s lives.

Tell us why you want to work with us. But send us more than just a standard resume. Tell us about your creativity, your approach — to archaeology in general, and to cultural resource management in particular. Let us know how you see yourself fitting in at Crossroads CRM.

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