Over 30 Years of Aggregate CrushingProudly Indigenous-Owned

Cantex Crushing
A Cantex crushing and screening spread working stockpiles at the pit.

Meet the team and fleet.

Quality aggregate starts with experienced operators and dependable equipment. Meet the team, mobile crushing fleet, and support equipment that keep projects moving across British Columbia.

Experienced aggregate crushing professionals in British Columbia.

Crushing is a trade learned through experience, not in a classroom. At Cantex Crushing, many of our operators have spent 11 to 20 years working together on crushing spreads throughout British Columbia. That knowledge is passed from crew member to crew member, creating a team that understands how to keep production moving safely and consistently.

Every crew is cross-trained, giving us the flexibility to adapt to changing conditions without compromising quality. When specifications are demanding and schedules are tight, experience is what keeps aggregate on spec, operations running efficiently, and clients confident in the results.

A low drone view over a Cantex crushing spread, the cone crusher and feed conveyors in the foreground and a loader working alongside.

All Three Levels of BC Mines Act Supervision

Cantex operates with all three levels of BC Mines Act supervision, providing experienced oversight from the crew level through site leadership.

  • Mine Manager Certified: Senior-level supervision and operational oversight
  • Shift Boss Certified: Qualified supervision for sites involving multiple contractors
  • Mine Supervisor Certified: Certified supervision across our field crews
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The people behind Cantex Crushing.

They have built their careers in the aggregate industry, but they're also part of the communities we live in. That same commitment to hard work, safety and integrity shows up in everything we do.

Rick Wright, General Manager of Cantex Crushing, in a black-and-white portrait.

Rick Wright

General Manager

20+ years leading highway and construction operations

Rick joined Cantex Crushing in 2024, bringing more than two decades of experience in highway maintenance operations and construction management. Throughout his career, he worked alongside aggregate crushing contractors and consistently saw Cantex stand out for its quality, reliability, and commitment to safety.

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When the opportunity arose to lead Cantex's Okanagan operations, it was an easy decision.

Today, Rick oversees day-to-day operations with a focus on delivering safe, efficient, and dependable crushing services. He is proud of the company's strong safety culture, ongoing investment in employee training, and commitment to maintaining modern equipment that keeps projects moving and minimizes downtime for clients.

Outside of work: Fishing, spending time with family, and enjoying the outdoors.

Katherine Pankiw, Professional Engineer at Cantex Crushing, in a black-and-white portrait.

Katherine Pankiw, P.Eng.

Professional Engineer

30+ years, P.Eng., on infrastructure and paving projects

Katherine brings more than 30 years of experience in heavy civil construction, specializing in aggregate production, paving, and infrastructure projects throughout British Columbia. As a Professional Engineer, she has worked with private, municipal, and provincial clients, delivering practical solutions and high-quality results on projects of every size.

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At Cantex Crushing, Katherine enjoys being part of a team that combines technical expertise with a commitment to safety, quality, and customer service. From high-volume production to specialized crushing projects, she values the team's ability to adapt to each client's unique requirements while consistently delivering dependable results.

Outside of work: Enjoying time with family and exploring British Columbia.

Maninder Cheema, Project Coordinator at Cantex Crushing, in a black-and-white portrait.

Maninder Cheema, E.I.T.

Project Coordinator

Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering, Engineer-in-Training

Maninder brings a strong engineering background and a practical, hands-on approach to every project. A graduate of the University of British Columbia, he combines technical knowledge with a fresh perspective and a passion for continuous improvement. As Project Coordinator, he enjoys being out on site, working closely with crews, and seeing projects come together from planning through completion.

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He values Cantex's commitment to quality, safety, and teamwork, and enjoys helping deliver efficient aggregate crushing solutions that meet each client's unique requirements while continually looking for new ways to improve processes and project execution.

Outside of work: Maninder is an on-ice official with Hockey Canada, where he enjoys staying involved in the game while giving back.

Brody Harms, Superintendent at Cantex Crushing, in hard hat and hi-vis at a crushing site, in a black-and-white portrait.

Brody Harms

Superintendent

24+ years in aggregate crushing and 26+ years in heavy construction

Brody has built his career in the aggregate crushing industry, bringing more than two decades of experience in crushing, screening, pit development, road building, paving, and earthmoving. Since joining Cantex Crushing in 2015, he has advanced into a leadership role, serving as Superintendent since 2020.

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Brody enjoys leading projects that support communities throughout British Columbia, from major infrastructure projects like Site C to supplying emergency aggregate that helps keep highways open during critical events. He takes pride in building safe, efficient operations that consistently deliver the highest quality results.

He believes Cantex's commitment to safety, preventative maintenance, and on-site quality control is what truly sets the company apart, allowing every project to meet even the most demanding specifications.

Outside of work: Enjoying the outdoors, spending time with family, and tackling hands-on projects.

Everything needed to produce specification aggregate.

Cantex Crushing combines a modern fleet of mobile crushing and screening equipment with a company-owned aggregate pit to support mining, highway construction, infrastructure, commercial, and custom aggregate projects throughout British Columbia.

Our operation extends beyond the crusher itself. Our two crushing spreads are supported by screening plants, Hurricane dust control on every plant, and on-site quality control, with the loaders and excavators the job calls for. This fleet allows us to produce specification aggregate at our Summerland pit and mobilize directly to customer sites, delivering the same commitment to safety, efficiency, and quality across every project.

Every piece of equipment is backed by a preventative maintenance program and operated by experienced crews who understand how to maximize production, minimize downtime, and consistently deliver aggregate that meets specification.

A Cantex crushing plant being fed at the jaw while a stacking conveyor builds a stockpile behind it, seen from the air.

Mobile crushing plants

Two mobile crushing spreads, a high-capacity plant for large-volume work and a smaller, more versatile one for tighter sites, both capable of mobilizing anywhere in British Columbia and beyond it to produce specification aggregate on customer sites or within our own operations.

A straight-down drone view of a working pit: terraced benches, haul roads, and separated stockpiles of finished product around a crushing spread.

Aggregate pit & material supply

A company-owned aggregate pit provides dependable access to quality source material for infrastructure, mining, road construction, and commercial projects.

A Cantex screen deck and its stacking conveyors running from above, each belt dropping a separate size of finished product.

Screening plants

Screening equipment separates crushed material into multiple aggregate products, sized to meet demanding project specifications.

A wheel loader with a Canadian flag working in the Cantex pit.

Wheel loaders & excavators

We source loaders and excavators to match each project's requirements, providing the equipment needed to feed crushers, develop pits, manage stockpiles, and keep production moving efficiently.

A wide drone view across a working pit, dust drifting off the crushing spread, forested hills on every side.

Hurricane dust control

A Hurricane vacuum dust control system is fitted on every one of our crushing plants, pulling airborne dust off the crushers and screens at the source while the spread is running.

A Cantex on-site quality control testing trailer parked beside the screening plant, with an electrical splitter cabinet in front of it.

On-site quality control

A quality control testing trailer travels with the crushing spread, so gradations are checked on site alongside production rather than after the stockpile is built.

Whatever the job calls for, the gradation is set to match it. We crush to your spec, including MoTT SS202 base course and CSA A23.1 concrete-aggregate gradations.

Ready to get started?

From mobile crushing across British Columbia and beyond to aggregate supply at our Summerland pit, our team is ready to help. Send us your project details, and we'll prepare a customized quote based on your specifications and production requirements.

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