What does it mean to be a top employer? 

At WalterFedy, the answer isn’t found in a single program or policy, it’s reflected in the everyday moments.

It’s the new parent who can take the extra time they need, knowing they’re supported through enhanced parental leave.  

It’s a conversation that turns into an opportunity for growth. 

These moments shape how we work and they’re the reasons why we’re proud to be recognized as one of Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers.

It’s not just about what we offer, but how those offerings are experienced.“WalterFedy’s people-first culture is something you feel when it matters most. When I needed to step away during a difficult time, my team stepped in without hesitation so I could focus on my health and family. That kind of support isn’t just talked about—it’s experienced. It’s why I know I’m valued not just for what I do, but for who I am.” – Tyler Keller, Civil Project Manager.
We design our workplace around how people work best—because strong teams deliver stronger outcomes.

That means creating space for individuals to choose what support looks like for them from flexible benefits and mental health resources to work arrangements that reflect real life. It’s about meeting people where they are.  

Growth follows the same philosophy. Through mentorship, training, and regular check-ins, careers here aren’t left to chance—they’re intentionally supported. 

And when the company succeeds, success is shared. Through profit-sharing and long-term financial support, we recognize that our achievements are built collectively. 

That mindset extends beyond our walls.

Across our teams, we carry it into our communities—volunteering our time, supporting local organizations, and contributing in meaningful ways. It’s a natural extension of a culture that values people not just as employees, but as individuals with impact beyond their roles.
“Giving back to the community where I work has shown me that professional success and community well being are deeply connected. When we invest our time, skills, and energy locally, we don’t just support organizations or individuals—we strengthen the place we call home. WalterFedy offers two designated volunteer days each year, which afforded me the opportunity to participate in Canstruction, Habitat for Humanity, and thanksgiving meal preparation for disadvantaged community members, to name a few.” – Sarah Mason, Intern Architect.These recognitions are milestones—they reflect a way of working that prioritizes both people and performance, because delivering meaningful results requires both.

Click here to read more!Collage of team building and/or volunteering experiences. Includes curling, annual golf day, rock climbing, painting, and volunteering at Meals on Wheels.