The Team

Bringing a new process, a new technology, an enhanced methodology that will increase your effectiveness while saving you time and money… that requires technical abilities, a willingness to innovate, and good practical follow-through.  But even more, it requires careful listening to your needs, your goals, and the use to which you will put our work. You are trusting us with your projects and your deadlines. Our commitment is to be worthy of your trust.

Scott McKever

Founder & President

Canyon Logics to help municipalities and First Nations build sustainable asset management programs that strengthen financial decision-making, improve operational efficiency, and support long-term community resilience.

With more than 35 years of experience in municipal GIS, asset management, technology integration, and organizational transformation, Scott works with Councils, Chiefs, Mayors, CAOs, Treasurers, senior management, and operational staff to align asset information with financial planning and day-to-day operations.

Scott believes that successful asset management begins with people. Technology is only part of the solution. Long-term success depends on engaging people, taking the time to build trusted relationships, and developing the processes, standards, and organizational capacity needed to ensure asset information remains accurate, current, trusted, and accessible throughout the organization.

As the founder of Canyon Logics, Scott developed the company’s Asset Management as a Service model, providing municipalities and First Nations with ongoing strategic advisory services, technology support, information management, training, and organizational capacity building. His vision is to help clients maximize the value of their people, technology, and information while reducing organizational risk through sustainable business practices that continue delivering value long after implementation.

Scott believes sustainable asset management is achieved when people, processes, technology, and trusted asset information work together to support better financial and operational decisions. He is passionate about building lasting partnerships and helping organizations achieve practical, measurable improvements through small, manageable steps that align with their resources, budgets, and evolving priorities.

Grace Cavanagh

Senior Advisor — Information Management & Technology

Grace helps organizations get the very best from their technology by connecting people, business processes, and information.

She specializes in integrating information between existing business systems, GIS, finance, engineering, public works, and asset management applications to ensure decision-makers have accurate, current, and trusted information.

Grace also provides leadership in information governance, technology strategy, standards development, and data sovereignty, including the application of the First Nations Information Governance Centre’s OCAP® Principles (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession).

Areas of Expertise

Sean Whitford

Building Asset Information Manager

Sean leads Canyon Logics’ Building Asset Information services, helping municipalities and First Nations develop accurate, GIS-enabled building inventories that support asset management, inspections, maintenance, and long-term capital planning.

He manages the complete lifecycle of building information—from converting legacy plans into standardized Revit models to maintaining GIS-based building inventories and supporting ongoing asset management activities.

Areas of Expertise

Phil Healey

Senior Advisor — Asset Management Strategy

Phil specializes in helping municipalities and First Nations develop practical asset management strategies that align infrastructure information, financial planning, and organizational priorities.

He works closely with Mayors, Chiefs, Councils, CAOs, Treasurers, senior management, and staff to build consensus, strengthen partnerships, and implement lasting organizational change.

Phil believes successful asset management is built on relationships, communication, and helping people succeed together.

Areas of Expertise

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Senior Advisor — Municipal Finance & Asset Management

____ helps municipalities and First Nations integrate asset management with long-term financial planning.

____ expertise bridges the gap between infrastructure information and financial decision-making, helping organizations align asset inventories, lifecycle costs, capital forecasting, reserve planning, and tangible capital asset reporting with evolving financial requirements.

_____ works closely with Treasurers, Finance Departments, CAOs, Councils, and senior management to ensure asset information supports confident budgeting, funding applications, and sustainable infrastructure investment decisions.

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