Circle CRM Group - archaeology + heritage consulting

Name: Circle CRM Group - archaeology + heritage consulting
Address: 60, 4807 32 Street SE, Calgary, AB, T2B2X3, CA
Telephone: +14039848189

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We help developers and their associates find solutions to historic resource issues.

10/14/2026

This past Saturday was World Mental Health Day and this year’s theme is “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.” 💚

Mental health affects everyone differently, and every person’s experience deserves to be heard, understood, and respected.

🧠 This year’s message is an important reminder that listening is only the first step. People with lived experience should have a meaningful role in shaping the support, services, and decisions that affect their lives.

Building a more supportive and inclusive world starts with open conversations, challenging stigma, and making sure people feel seen and valued. It also means turning what we hear into meaningful action.

Let’s continue to listen, learn from one another, and work toward a future where mental health support is accessible, compassionate, and centered on the people who need it 💪🤩

📍 circleconsulting.ca

10/12/2026

🦃This Thanksgiving, we’re feeling extra grateful for the people who make what we do possible! ❤️

A big thank you to our amazing field crews, who continue to show up, work hard, and bring their best to every project, even when that means spending the long weekend away from home and family. Your dedication and hard work never go unnoticed, and we hope you find a little time to relax, enjoy a good meal, and celebrate with your crew! 🪏🥾

We’re also incredibly thankful for our wonderful clients, partners, and community. Your continued trust and support mean so much to us!

Whether you’re spending the weekend with family, gathering around a table with friends, or celebrating a little Thanksgiving in the field, we hope it’s filled with good food, laughter, and moments worth being thankful for. 🧡

From our team to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!

10/08/2026

October is Women’s History Month in Canada, and in a field shaped in so many ways by the contributions of women, we think that’s worth celebrating ⭐️

🤩 This month, we’re taking a moment to recognize the women who helped shape archaeology, the women pushing the field forward today, and the importance of creating an industry where everyone has a seat at the table and a place in the field.

Archaeology has no shortage of trailblazers, and we’ve written about a few of them. If you haven’t read our 2023 blog post on Dorothy Garrod, the first woman to hold a professorship at Cambridge and a pioneer in Paleolithic research, this is a great place to start.

📍 Check it out through the link in our bio or here: https://shorturl.at/M5kaV

09/30/2026

🧡 Today, September 30, we pause to remember the children who did not return home from residential schools and to honour Survivors, their families, and communities.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is an opportunity for our communities to come together in remembrance, learning, and reflection. It is a day to listen to Indigenous voices, learn about the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools, and consider how we can each contribute to the work of reconciliation.

Orange Shirt Day reminds us of a simple but powerful truth: Every Child Matters.

For those of us in archaeology, this means recognizing that our work is not simply something we study, it is connected to living communities, cultures, and experiences today.

Whether gathering with others, taking time to learn, or simply pausing to reflect, there are many ways to mark this day with care and respect. May we carry these reflections with us and continue creating space for learning, understanding, and meaningful action in our communities.

🧡 Together, we remember, reflect, and continue the work of reconciliation.

09/29/2026

September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. As we approach this day, we’re taking time and inviting everyone to learn, listen, reflect, and take part in the ongoing work of reconciliation.

Across Calgary, there are many opportunities to gather with community, learn from Indigenous voices and honour Survivors, their families and communities. Some events happening around the city include:

🧡 Orange Shirt Day at The Confluence - September 30
Join the City of Calgary for a morning of keynote speakers, cultural performances, youth voices, a moment of silence and a round dance.

🧡 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at The Confluence - September 30
Take part in free programming throughout the day, including exhibits, educational walking tours and programming on the land.

🧡 Pokaiks 10th Annual Children’s Commemorative Walk & Gathering - September 30
Come together to remember the children who never returned home and honour Survivors, families and communities.

🧡 Every Child Matters Pow Wow for Truth and Reconciliation - September 30
A free community gathering bringing people together through dance, music and culture.

🧡 Dancing in Their Honour: Truth & Reconciliation Pow Wow - September 30
Through song, dance, drumming, food, art and community, honour residential school Survivors and remember the children who never returned home.

🧡 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Werklund Centre - September 30
Experience ceremonies, an Indigenous Makers Market and Powwow Showcase celebrating tradition, artistry and community.

🧡 Jeremy Dutcher at Studio Bell - September 30
Experience an evening with Wolastoqiyik song carrier, composer and ethnomusicologist Jeremy Dutcher.

These are just some of the opportunities happening in Calgary. Wherever you are, we encourage you to seek out events, teachings and gatherings in your own community.

But truth and reconciliation is not limited to one day, let’s keep learning. Keep listening. Keep showing up. And keep taking action, every day.

09/16/2026

We love our non 9 to 5 😉💪🌲🪏🏔️

09/15/2026

Six months into field season and your gear might be looking a little worse for wear. 🥾🌧️🧵

Dusty rain gear, stubborn zippers, worn-out boots, mystery holes… fieldwork is tough on our gear. But before you decide something has reached the end of its life, a little maintenance or a simple repair might be all it needs to make it through many more shifts.

In our latest blog, Abigail Harding shares practical tips and many helpful links for keeping field gear going strong, from properly washing technical clothing and restoring waterproofing to patching holes, fixing zippers and putting together a simple field repair kit.

Because taking care of your gear isn’t just budget-conscious, it’s eco-conscious too. 🌱

If your field gear has been working as hard as you have this season, this one’s for you.

🔗 Read The Hows and Whys of Maintaining and Repairing Field Gear at the link in our bio!

09/11/2026

We’ve been busy! The field season is in full swing and soon enough we’ll be nearing the end. The leaves are starting to fall and the cold weather is looming! 🍂

🫶 A few weeks ago we said goodbye to all of our students, and even some staff that have been around for a while going back to school! We wish them good luck and hope to see them again next summer!

And don’t forget to check out the FAQ page on our website📍and if there’s anything you want to know that isn’t mentioned on there, please leave a comment below or email us ➡️ [email protected]

08/26/2026

It's time to celebrate some birthdays and workiversaries around here!🥳

🤩This month we are sending out an extra special happy birthday to Jode celebrating the big 5-0. We really appreciate all the passion and effort you put into the work we do, and we especially appreciate the knowledge you spread, always teaching others when you can! Jode is a Partner and Senior Manager of BC here at Circle and we couldn't do it without him! Thank you and a MASSIVE Happy Birthday to you!

Happy Birthday to Dylan and Dallas, two wonderful assistant archaeologists here at Circle. We appreciate your hard work and we are looking forward to watching your careers blossom! Dylan is also celebrating his workiversary (started 2024) and we really appreciate all he does!🎉

🪏A very happy workiversary to Julien (started 2024) and Brett (started 2023), two awesome Supervising Archaeologists on our team. We appreciate the work you do and we hope you stick around forever!

Happy workiversary to Ashley (started 2024), one of our fabulous permit holders here at Circle and able to hold permits in AB, SK, MB, and NL! Thank you for all your effort and hard work!🎊

😎And a happy workiversary to Amanda, having started in 2016, we cannot imagine Circle without her! Though she is currently on maternity leave, we are so excited to start seeing her around the office again in no time!

08/11/2026

Got questions about archaeology & heritage consulting? 👀 We’ve got the answers you seek.

From what Cultural Resource Management (CRM) actually means to when an assessment may be required, what happens when archaeological materials are found, and how CRM can impact your project timeline... we’ve answered some of the most common questions we hear! 🪏

📚 Curious to learn more? Check out our FAQ and get the answers you need to plan your project with confidence.

👉 Visit our FAQ: circleconsulting.ca/FAQ

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60, 4807 32 Street SE
Calgary, AB
T2B2X3

Telephone

+14039848189

Website

http://www.circleconsulting.ca/

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