Our Story
The origins of Meraki Resources start with David Hoy. In 1975, David started a small, local trucking business called David Hoy Trucking. Based in Fort St. James, David’s business quickly grew under his passionate and dedicated leadership. Even at its outset, the business maintained a strong commitment to delivering value and exemplary service to its customers, partners, and employees.
As the company grew, so did its scope and offerings. From David Hoy Trucking, it transitioned first to Tsayta Trucking and then to K&D Logging. Family owned and operated, the business was soon guided by the next generation of the Hoy family, who expanded its service offerings in order to provide better and more integrated solutions to their partners. Under this new generation, K&D Logging became known as the KDL Group.
As the company grew in scope and size, the KDL Group developed a reputation for reliable, innovative, and comprehensive service. In 2010, the company started operations on Vancouver Island with Fall River Logging, acquiring Bluepoint Construction and Forbidden Mechanical in 2018. The company diversified itself across Western Canada and into new industries through strategic expansions, acquisitions, and partnerships. To reflect this new identity, in 2020, the company rebranded itself as Meraki Resources. Rooted in authenticity, community, and purpose, this new brand served to communicate the company’s unified mission and goals.
Today, Meraki continues to uphold the same values and family feel that it had when it first started half a century ago. In developing and dynamic industries, Meraki believes in the importance of establishing long-lasting partnerships and relationships. We intentionally seek to drive and create value for those we work with. We have big plans here, and we’re just getting started.
Our Vision
As dependable leaders rooted in authenticity, passion, and integrity, we provide objective, trustworthy guidance tailored to our partner’s specific needs.
We foster resilient, thriving communities through strong, healthy, and meaningful partnerships. With complete alignment and a shared vision of the future, our work is guided by genuine respect and care for one another, and the desire to achieve outcomes that benefit everyone involved – both locally and globally.
As a diversified group of companies operating in BC and Alberta, we offer fully comprehensive, community-orientated resource management and development solutions. Through these services, our mission is to promote and provide benefits to our customers, our partners and their communities through meaningful, progressive relationships.
Our Values
Care. Stay Hungry. Don’t Settle. Show Grit. Take Accountability.
Be Creative. Find Solutions. Be Brave. Collaborate. Have Fun.
Be Humble. Show Respect. Listen. Learn. Grow.
Our People
Honest and passionate leadership: that’s the Meraki way. Our leaders define who we are, and their upfront and ambitious approach is the foundation upon which we work.
Ben Hoy Chief Executive Officer
Ross Hamilton Senior Vice President Forestry & Community Relations
Steve Pettie VP Finance - Meraki Resources
Andrew Hoy VP Operations North for Meraki Resources
Kevin Playfair VP Operations South for Meraki Resources
Erica Gates VP People - Meraki Resources
David Clifton Indigenous Relationship Manager
Our team supports our mission of delivering high-quality service and solutions to our partners.
Sean Hoy General Manager
Matt Enns General Manager
Greg Pearson General Manager of KDL Resource Management
Dan Williams Operations Manager, Bluepoint Construction
Katie Mellin Operations Manager
Information
Discover the latest Meraki Resources news and announcements. Here, you’ll find updates on our management team, corporate information, and company activities.
At Meraki, reflection is an important part of progress. Our team has taken time to revisit and make updates to our Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan, reaffirming our commitments. Grounded in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), this plan continues…
View PostIn adherence to Bill S211 we share the Meraki Resources 2024 Report under the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act. The report can be viewed by downloading the PDF below.
View PostThe acquisition of Bradvin Group expands parts and service offerings into Alberta. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 15, 2025 [Courtenay, British Columbia]: Forbidden Mechanical, a division of Meraki Resources, today announced the acquisition of Bradvin Group of Companies, which includes Bradvin Trailers in Grande Prairie, Truck Tex HD and Peace Truck and Trailer in Peace River. …
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