Environmental, Social and Governance

WDBA is committed to protecting the environment both on and adjacent to the Gordie Howe  International Bridge site and in the communities where we work. 

WDBA and the broader project team are integrated and respectful members of the international communities where the Gordie Howe International Bridge is being constructed and will operate. We are committed to strengthening community ties and leveraging construction and operations of this significant investment in public infrastructure to bring about social and economic benefits to the region. 

WDBA is committed to creating and maintaining an employee-centric corporate culture that fosters diversity, accessibility and inclusion, makes employees feel valued and engaged and positions them to succeed. Employees are provided opportunities to thrive professionally while also supported to engage with colleagues in informal ways, be active members of their communities and disconnect from work outside of office hours.

As a Canadian Crown corporation, WDBA is committed to transparency and responsible oversight of public resources. The organization’s Board of Directors and staff are required to act honestly, diligently, carefully and in good faith and carry out duties in accordance with various regulatory requirements and Acts. 

WDBA seeks out opportunities to advance corporate conduct activities in alignment with best practices or in response to feedback from employees, stakeholders, its shareholder and communities to further accomplish corporate citizenship commitments.