Driftstone Consulting Inc.

06/17/2026

✨Project Spotlight: Greenland

Proud to collaborate with another Regina based business in the design & delivery of this important project in Greenland! 🌎

We have provided the structural steel design for this adjustable building frame designed and constructed by Failsafe. The structure supports a government research facility located directly on a glacier ❄️

06/13/2026

It was a windy 🌬️ but great day had at for the Golf Tournament! Great to see so many, to try our luck with the infamous SVI concrete putter, and to participate in the AGM. Until next year! ⛳️

06/09/2026

It was a great day at the Golf Tournament at the ! Great connections and a few good shots, too!

05/27/2026

Please join us in welcoming Kiara Ottenbreit to the Driftstone team!

Kiara recently completed her Bachelor of Commerce degree in Marketing with Edwards School of Business and joins us as our new Marketing & Business Coordinator.

Kiara will support our marketing presence, proposal development, BD initiatives & leadership team coordination.

Outside of work, Kiara enjoys spending time outdoors, pontoon boat days, and hanging out with her pup.

We're excited to have Kiara on board and look forward to the energy and perspective she'll bring to the team!

05/06/2026

So excited and we just can’t hide it!
Meet our newest team member ⭐️Teah Neufeld⭐️ Teah brings a wealth of experience from both the construction and consulting industries. 👷🏽‍♀️✅

04/28/2026

04/22/2026

Happy Admin Day to all the hard working Administrative Professionals out there including DCI’s own Siah❣️

02/25/2026

The 2025 National Model Codes were published December 22, 2025 — bringing significant updates to accessibility, energy efficiency, fire & life safety, and structural design. 🏗️

Adoption isn’t necessarily automatic - provincial and territorial jurisdictions decide when they take effect and what changes apply. 🗺️
For most new projects, nothing changes yet unless they are under federal jurisdiction.

Saskatchewan proposes to adopt the 2025 National Model Codes on Jan 1, 2027. Typically this means permit applications submitted prior to Jan 1, 2027 will fall under the 2020 codes. However, if you have a project that may be impacted, check with your local building official.

Proud moment — our own Ty Tweidt contributed to the 2025 codes and is helping shape the 2030 editions. 🇨🇦

Questions about what this means for your project? Let’s talk.

12/24/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to thank our team, our clients, and our industry partners for being a part of Driftstone Consulting’s journey.

This year brought change, challenge, and growth.  Through it all, we’ve been reminded of the importance of resilience, collaboration, and the relationships that we build. In our darkest hour, the loss of one of our own, the industry really showed up to support us.  For that, we will forever be grateful.

2025 brought many new faces – both team members and clients.  We are proud of what we’ve accomplished together and we are excited for what lies ahead.  In 2026, we look forward to continuing to expand our presence and deliver exceptional value to our clients across Canada.

The holiday season is a time for reflection and gratitude, and we are deeply thankful to our team, our clients, and our industry partners for their trust and partnership.  Here’s to a new year filled with opportunity, growth, and shared success.

Wishing everyone a great holiday season and happy new year!

12/06/2025

As a woman-led company, December 6 is a day that resonates deeply with us. Our industry has made meaningful progress toward gender equality, yet recent events remind us that this progress is fragile.

When women are told their success is a quota, not a result of merit. When victims’ voices are drowned out by those accused. When another woman is murdered for doing her job. These headlines are not as removed from our society as we’d like to think.

At Driftstone Consulting, we refuse to be complacent. Diversity is not a checkbox. Belonging is not optional. Equity is not negotiable. We will continue to advocate for equity for women and for all underrepresented voices in Canadian engineering.