| Keith Byram has been a member of the Association of Yukon Engineers since 1970, and twice served as president.((“Roy Keith Byram, P.Eng.” Engineers Yukon, 2020 website: https://www.apey.yk.ca/prominent_yukon_engineers.php?e=Roy+Keith+Byram%2C+P.+Eng.)) He has "overseen the successful completion of hundreds of civil projects, many of which involved isolated northern locations and sensitive environments. In 2012 he received the Fellow of Engineers Canada (FEC), the highest level of membership given based upon wealth of experience, commitment and contribution to the engineering field. Keith Byram is an inductee to the Yukon Transportation Hall of Fame, past Chair of the Yukon Water Board, and past President of Yukon Association of Professional Engineers. He is past director of the Yukon Contractors Association, past director of Yukon Chamber of Commerce, and past director of the Canadian Construction Association. He is also past Chair of the Yukon Hospital Foundation, past Director of Yukon College, past director of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Director of Yukon Minerals Advisory Board, and past member of the Yukon Justice Advisory Board."((Pelly Construction, 2025 website: Leadership Team – Pelly Construction)) | Keith Byram has been a member of the Association of Yukon Engineers since 1970, and twice served as president.((“Roy Keith Byram, P.Eng.” Engineers Yukon, 2020 website: https://www.apey.yk.ca/prominent_yukon_engineers.php?e=Roy+Keith+Byram%2C+P.+Eng.)) He has "overseen the successful completion of hundreds of civil projects, many of which involved isolated northern locations and sensitive environments. In 2012 he received the Fellow of Engineers Canada (FEC), the highest level of membership given based upon wealth of experience, commitment and contribution to the engineering field. Keith Byram is an inductee to the Yukon Transportation Hall of Fame, past Chair of the Yukon Water Board, and past President of Yukon Association of Professional Engineers. He is past director of the Yukon Contractors Association, past director of Yukon Chamber of Commerce, and past director of the Canadian Construction Association. He is also past Chair of the Yukon Hospital Foundation, past Director of Yukon College, past director of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Director of Yukon Minerals Advisory Board, and past member of the Yukon Justice Advisory Board."((Pelly Construction, 2025 website: Leadership Team – Pelly Construction)) |
| Keith was inducted into the Order of the Yukon in 2020 for his demonstrated excellence and achievement and his outstanding contributions to the social, cultural or economic well-being of Yukon and its residents.((“Congratulations.” //Deslin Neek,// Issue 60, December 2020: 20.)) | Keith was inducted into the Order of the Yukon in 2020 for his demonstrated excellence and achievement and his outstanding contributions to the social, cultural or economic well-being of Yukon and its residents.((“Congratulations.” //Deslin Neek,// Issue 60, December 2020: 20.)) Keith was named as a Member of the Order of Canada in December 2025. He is recognized for his responsible development of highways that link remote northern communities. His philanthropic endeavours contribute to the prosperity of Yukon’s communities.((Governor General of Canada, 2025 website: Mixed Honours - December 11, 2025 | The Governor General of Canada)) |
