Mission Statement

Since 1994, the Greenland Group of Companies Inc. (GREENLAND®) has efficiently provided its clients with award-winning professional engineering and other consulting practice services. Our unique business brand and accomplishments continue to grow because of the Board of Directors and employee commitments to innovation; attention to detail; and “personality of a Canadian social impact enterprise with a Greater Good impact”.
 

Our organization is committed to “Intelligent Technology” enabled solutions that has regard for science and validated open data, while also addressing cumulative (land, water and air) effects with climate change concerns (and opportunities). This allows us to maintain a competitive edge with proven and in-house, proprietary systems, while also embracing our entrepreneurial spirit that can engage complimentary strategic technologies and products.      
 

GREENLAND® now provides Engineer-of-Record, Peer Review and Model Keeper Services for many Ontario Urban-Rural Growth Municipalities and Conservation Authorities. In terms of the latter, we were retained in 2025 by the Government of Ontario to provide multi-year “technical services regarding the review and issuance of permits under the Conservation Authorities Act”. This contract involves, and when requested, the use of our proprietary software to assist with these assessments that support the Government’s oversight of all permitting decisions under the Act. Finally, GREENLAND® was also retained in 2025 to provide multi-year civil and environmental engineering services for Infrastructure Ontario.


Employment and Supplier Diversity Commitments and Accessibility Policy
Every day, we strive to create an inclusive workplace, where diverse perspectives are respected and all opinions matter. Our core principles include:

  • Diversity is woven throughout our business practices and employee training programs;
  • We provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified job applicants; and,
  • We search for qualified suppliers, vendors, sub-consultants and sub-contractors from all segments of the business community and this includes minority-owned, women-owned, Indigenous People-owned and veteran-owned businesses.


GREENLAND® Customer Service Policy - Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
All of our suppliers, vendors, sub-consultants and sub-contractors that are located and operate in the Province of Ontario must be compliant with the “Accessible Customer Service Standard – Ontario Regulation 429/07” made under the “Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) – 2005” and to provide us any goods and services. Proof of training and related policies shall also be provided to GREENLAND® upon request.

To view our Customer Service Policy - Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) in more detail, click here


Sustainability Commitment and Environmental Policy
To be exemplary global citizens, the Greenland Group of Companies strives for leadership by addressing areas most critical to its employees, its clients and customers, other stakeholders and the business community.

Our reputation is paramount because:

  • We each take ownership of what we do;
  • We innovate;
  • We improve our communities;
  • We believe in the individual; and,
  • We succeed as a collective "Greenland Team"
  A statement of our core values is attached.


Privacy Policy
The Greenland Group of Companies (GGC) respects the privacy of all our clients, site visitors and subscribers.  All personal information collected is kept in the strictest confidence and is to be used solely for the expressed purposes of GGC only.  Our website is strictly for information purposes only.
 
The Greenland Group of Companies (GGC) does not sell or provide and personal information collected to third party companies.  We will correspond with individuals who make a formal request to be contacted.  We will not solicit individuals who have visited our site. 
 
Cookies are not used to store personal information or compromise our visitor’s privacy in any way. We thank you for visiting our website and encourage you to call our office if we can help you


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Client Testimonials

Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry

Good Morning Trevor,

Thank you for providing the requested information. With the receipt of this information and the most recent changes to the code, SWMC (aka Surface Water Monitoring Centre) is pleased to confirm that the development of the New (Province-wide Flood Forecasting) Model to be complete as per the contract. We sincerely appreciate your continued dedication and professionalism throughout this project. It has certainly evolved in unexpected ways, and the commitment from both sides has been instrumental in achieving this successful completion.

Thank you!

Amber Langmuir
Project Manager

Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry
September 9, 2024
 

County of Simcoe

Greenland provided exemplary consulting services to complete this landmark project. The firm’s attention to detail and proactive ideas was very important to assist the County in addressing the issues of concern about the study’s findings and also providing defendable, yet provocative, solutions based on best available science and proven technologies for the benefit of all local municipalities.

This letter confirms that the study objectives were met within the approved time frame. Greenland also provided a sizeable in-kind contribution to complete value-added deliverables and established new partnerships in terms of future watershed modeling and technology development initiatives involving the County of Simcoe. 

Rick Newlove, P. Eng.
General Manager of Engineering, Planning and Environment
County of Simcoe

May 1, 2012
 

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

In March of 2013, Greenland International Consulting Ltd. completed a study for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to estimate nutrient loading in small catchment of about 177 square kilometers in the La Salle River watershed in southern Manitoba using the CANWET 4 model. Given uncertainties in some input data and model parameters, the preliminary results using the CANWET 4 model for baseline conditions of stream discharge, nutrient concentrations and loads were satisfactory in our project team as simulated values were within the range of observed values during the validation period.

This study suggests the CANWET 4 modeling approach could be used to predict changes to nutrient loads from changing land use scenarios in watersheds of this region.

Jason Vanrobaeys
Senior Land Resource Specialist
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

 

Corporate Partnerships & Associations

Partnerships and Accreditations