AiM Land

AiM had a fantastic time attending the 2026 Annual AASLA Golf Tournament in Red Deer last week!

Pictured here, Kyle Wig and Noah Aries are joined by Hayden Miller and Mike Roblick for a little friendly golf at the Riverbend Golf & Recreation Area.

Thank you to AASLA, and to all those who attended for another great year in the books. We always look forward to connecting with our friends and colleagues at events like these, and look forward to next year!

We’re hiring! Come join our amazing team!

We have an exciting opportunity for a permanent, full-time Business Analyst – Innovation to join our team in Calgary!

This position offers:
- A competitive wage, vacation and benefits package including an HSA
- A choice between participation in the APS Bonus program or RRSP Matching, plus additional employee incentive programs
- Hybrid working environment opportunities, and
- A fast-paced environment with a wide variety of projects; at AiM, no two days are the same!

At AiM, we’re all about the culture. We’re not just offering you a job; we’re inviting you to be part of an inclusive team that celebrates success, supports each other, and values innovation.

As our team continues to grow, we’re looking for detail-oriented people who are strong in problem-solving, informed decision making, and value continuous learning and professional growth.

Come work with our people!

Apply today at: www.aimlandservices.com/careers-at-aim

Happy Field Photo Friday!

As we get ready to zoom in to the weekend, we’re sharing this photo of a couple pronghorn starting back at Cameron McArthur while working in field near Brooks, Alberta.

Pronghorns are interesting creatures: despite their scientific name (Antilocapra americana) translating to "American antelope goat", they’re actually related to the giraffe and the okapi, and are the fastest land animal in North America!

Thank you for sharing, Cameron!

From all of us at AiM, we hope you have an awesome weekend!

Happy Field Photo Friday!

Today, we’re going to B.C., where Lyndon Neville is sharing this photo he snapped of some unexpected company on Mount Babcock last week.

From all of us at AiM, we hope you’re weekend is the GOAT!

"Consultation does not land on an empty desk."

In the April edition of CALEP’s “The Negotiator”, Chris Switzer, of our Indigenous Relations team, reminds us that capacity funding reflects a basic reality: meaningful consultation requires capacity.

For a Nation, receiving a notification package doesn't mean it lands on an empty desk. It enters an environment of finite resources, competing priorities, and a massive workload that the outside world rarely sees.

Chris makes a powerful case for why we need to move past arbitrary timelines. When we provide the resources for technical reviews and community engagement up front, the process shifts from being reactive to being truly constructive. It’s about respect for the time and expertise required to respond thoughtfully.

At AiM, we’re big believers in the perspective Chris shares. Meaningful participation shouldn't be a hurdle to clear; it’s the foundation for better projects and stronger relationships.

You can catch the full piece in the latest issue of The Negotiator on CALEP’s website at https://landman.ca/negotiator