Greenland Group of Companies

Greenland Group of Companies The GREENLAND® Group is a Canadian and award winning enterprise that focuses on civil engineering, environmental services, and landscape architecture.

🎉 Exciting news to close out the week.We are proud to announce that GREENLAND® has been selected as a Vendor of Record b...
04/24/2026

🎉 Exciting news to close out the week.

We are proud to announce that GREENLAND® has been selected as a Vendor of Record by the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) for Engineering & Technical Services — and all submitted GREENLAND® areas of expertise were accepted across the full range of service categories.

OCWA is one of Ontario's most respected public sector water and wastewater agencies, delivering reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible services to municipalities and communities across the province. Being recognized as a trusted partner in support of that mission is something our entire team can be proud of.

The Master Agreement carries an initial two-year term, with options to extend for up to eight years in total — a testament to the long-term confidence OCWA has placed in our people and our work.

Thank you to everyone on the GREENLAND® team whose expertise and dedication made this possible.

🏒 Supporting Community Health Through Local PartnershipGREENLAND® is proud to support initiatives that strengthen local ...
04/22/2026

🏒 Supporting Community Health Through Local Partnership

GREENLAND® is proud to support initiatives that strengthen local health care services and community well being. We were pleased to sponsor the Hat Trick for Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation (SMHF) hockey fundraiser, an event focused on bringing together players, families, and community members in support of the Foundation’s mission.

Several members of our team attended the event and were glad to be part of a strong community effort supporting local health care. We are grateful for the kind acknowledgment from the Hat Trick for SMHF organizing committee and the Mayor and Council of the Township of Essa, and we recognize the important role this fundraiser plays in supporting the ongoing work of the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation.

Community based initiatives like this one align closely with our values. We are pleased to contribute to efforts that help create meaningful, lasting impact and support the delivery of essential health care services in the communities where we live and work.

Thank you to the organizers, volunteers, participants, and supporters who helped make this event a success.

💡 Strong Collaboration Powering Our SaaS InnovationOur GREENLAND® team continues to build momentum through regular colla...
04/22/2026

💡 Strong Collaboration Powering Our SaaS Innovation

Our GREENLAND® team continues to build momentum through regular collaboration across our software developers and project managers, all of whom rely on our integrated “toolbox” to support complex environmental engineering projects.

We also value our ongoing collaboration with Dr. Prasad Daggupati, Associate Professor at the University of Guelph, who is overseeing a Mitacs‑funded researcher and contributing directly to our technology‑enabled consulting solutions. This partnership builds on more than two decades of collaboration with the University of Guelph – College of Engineering, delivering lasting value through applied research and deep expertise in civil, water resources, and environmental engineering.

These team discussions reinforce the continued advancement of our THREATS™ A.I.-driven platform, as we add new functionality to support smarter, more integrated watershed protection and infrastructure asset solutions.

Grateful for the innovation, commitment, and forward‑looking energy of our team and academic partners — with more to come.

🌊 A.I.-Enabled Flood Risk & Infrastructure IntelligenceOur ISWMS™ platform, powered by A.I., is actively supporting wate...
04/22/2026

🌊 A.I.-Enabled Flood Risk & Infrastructure Intelligence

Our ISWMS™ platform, powered by A.I., is actively supporting water supply, wastewater treatment infrastructure, and sustainable greenfield development projects across North America and is available within our THREATS™ Decision Support System (DSS).

Key capabilities include:
• Transformer based A.I. flow forecasting and flood frequency analytics
• Integration with the open source Blackbird LiDAR reach integrated hydraulic and floodplain mapping model
• Rapid / near real time analytics designed for speed and scalability
• A complementary role alongside conventional hydrology and hydraulic models (including HEC HMS and HEC RAS)

ISWMS™ is used by our Master Plan Design teams and also serves as a value add, post project asset management tool for municipal operations.

Real time infrastructure risk assessment applications include:
• Wastewater Treatment Plants near flood prone river systems
• Stream and river road crossings supporting EMS operations
• Road, highway, and community servicing projects exposed to flash flood risk
• Oil, gas, and telecommunications infrastructure beneath floodplain crossings

📍 Case Study Example (shown below):
A large Northern Ontario municipality where ISWMS™ modeling illustrates predicted flood extents and depths using open source Environment Canada climate data. In this example, the municipality’s WWTP remains outside the predicted 100 year flood extent. Ongoing basin wide simulations support early warning for potential flood risk associated with rapid snowmelt and/or significant rainfall events.

ISWMS™ capabilities were recently presented at an international flood management conference, demonstrating its role in modern, A.I.-enabled infrastructure planning, risk assessment, and resilience.

On March 5, GREENLAND® and Pipeline Inspection and Assessment (PIA) had the privilege of delivering a timely webinar tit...
03/13/2026

On March 5, GREENLAND® and Pipeline Inspection and Assessment (PIA) had the privilege of delivering a timely webinar titled “Defer, Plan or Act: Using AI to Make Defensible Watermain Replacement Decisions.” The session was hosted by the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative (GLSLCI).

We were honoured to have His Worship Mayor Lucas Cleveland of the Town of Cobourg serve as moderator, with valuable remarks provided by Bryan Murray of the Town of Penetanguishene and André Pepin of the Town of Midland. Thank you, Lucas, Bryan, and André, for your leadership and support.

Led by Harrison Richarz, with support from David Roy, the webinar received an exceptional response. Many attendees requested follow up discussions to explore opportunities within their municipalities. There was strong interest in learning more about GREENLAND®’s recent and ongoing watermain distribution and transmission main condition assessment programs across Ontario, powered by PIA’s proprietary p CAT™ sonic technology.

GLSLCI is now conducting post webinar outreach to its 400+ member communities, including an engagement questionnaire for the next phase of an Intelligent Platform development initiative led by GREENLAND®. This phase will further integrate p CAT™ condition assessment data and is supported by the Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) and Bentley Systems.

This initiative reflects yet another example of the GREENLAND® commitment to “Redefine Canadian Engineering Services with Strategic Technologies.”

In response to the recent watermain break in the Town of Collingwood and the resulting disruption to water service, our ...
12/15/2025

In response to the recent watermain break in the Town of Collingwood and the resulting disruption to water service, our company was able to donate bottled water to where it was needed most.

This morning, our team delivered the water to Collingwood Care Centre, a long-term care and nursing home facility in town, to support residents and staff during this time.

We are pleased to be able to support our local community.
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. 🎄✨

GREENLAND® was honoured to present at the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative (GLSLCI) “Ontario Water Leaders...
11/17/2025

GREENLAND® was honoured to present at the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative (GLSLCI) “Ontario Water Leaders Summit” in Oakville, Ontario: “Water-Tech Solutions: Cutting Costs, Enhancing Resilience, Driving Growth.”

The Summit brought together municipal leaders, Canadian MPs, and Indigenous representatives to address critical issues impacting the health, safety, and resilience of communities across the Great Lakes Basin. We were especially inspired by the opening from the host First Nation, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and the powerful reminder from Knowledge Keeper/Educator/Elder Valarie King that “Water is Life.”

GREENLAND® joined a panel of technology partners working with GLSLCI members in various capacities. Our firm has been engaged by many of the Initiative’s 400+ members as engineer-of-record, peer reviewer, and private-sector collaborator on projects supported by start-up and leveraged funding.

Our presentation, “Intelligent-Driven Source Water Protection Solutions with Government, Public & Indigenous Stakeholders,” shared lessons from our SaaS engineering journey since the Walkerton drinking water crisis and offered a preview of new AI-enabled capabilities for GLSLCI municipalities.

In response to the key question—how our solutions reduce municipal costs while delivering measurable value—we highlighted GREENLAND®’s intelligent toolbox, which integrates vast North American land, air, and water datasets into a robust analytics platform. This approach cuts data processing times from weeks or months to hours or days, enabling:

- More targeted infrastructure planning and design investments

- Accelerated due diligence for coastal ecosystem and flood resilience projects

- Real-time riverine flood forecasting and mapping

- Faster, better-supported funding grant applications for GLSLCI members

We look forward to continuing our collaboration with GLSLCI and its member communities to protect source water and strengthen climate resilience across the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence region.

Exciting Progress Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™! ⚽️As we look forward to welcoming the FIFA World Cup 2026™ to Canada, M...
10/28/2025

Exciting Progress Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™! ⚽️

As we look forward to welcoming the FIFA World Cup 2026™ to Canada, Mexico, and the United States next summer, we’re proud to highlight the ongoing work of Urban Watershed Group (UWG) — a 20-year GREENLAND® affiliate — serving as Civil Engineer since 2023 for an extensive network of elite training facilities adjacent to the Centennial Park grounds reconstruction.

This week’s drone images capture the impressive progress being made through round-the-clock construction efforts to ensure timely completion.

A big thank-you to the UWG team for their outstanding dedication and expertise in delivering this world-class project! 👏

Last Friday, GREENLAND® was honored to serve as a corporate sponsor of the 2025 Muskoka Region Summit on the Environment...
10/07/2025

Last Friday, GREENLAND® was honored to serve as a corporate sponsor of the 2025 Muskoka Region Summit on the Environment in the Town of Bracebridge, Canada. The event was hosted by the Muskoka Watershed Council and Summit Chair, Peter Sale. Our team also supported and attended the inaugural summit last year, and we were delighted to continue that commitment.

Colleagues from our Collingwood head office enjoyed engaging with local residents and stakeholders who share our passion for protecting natural resources and the beautiful watersheds that make the region so special.

We were also pleased by the strong interest in our innovation portfolio—particularly our SaaS watershed engineering solutions and our new AI/ML remote sensing system leveraging open satellite data. This system is currently being tested and validated across portions of the Muskoka region and other areas within the Great Lakes Basin to support evidence-based watershed management.

Thank you to the organizers, speakers, and community members for an inspiring summit. We look forward to continued collaboration to safeguard Muskoka’s watersheds for generations to come.

We were proud to take part in the Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup in Collingwood this past weekend. Many from the GREENLAND ...
09/29/2025

We were proud to take part in the Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup in Collingwood this past weekend. Many from the GREENLAND team joined community volunteers to remove litter, protect shoreline habitats, and support a healthier Great Lakes watershed.

Thank you to the organizers, community members, and local council representatives who helped make a tangible difference. Small actions add up—cleaner shores, safer wildlife, and a more resilient coastline for everyone.

Learn more about the initiative and how to get involved: https://glslcities.org/great-lakes-coastal-cleanup/

We were honoured to attend last week’s University of Guelph College of Engineering celebration as alumni guests.We are p...
09/29/2025

We were honoured to attend last week’s University of Guelph College of Engineering celebration as alumni guests.

We are proud of our longstanding connection to the University and its historic Ontario Agricultural College (OAC), which celebrated its 150th anniversary last year. These roots continue to shape our values and our commitment to engineering excellence and community impact.

Through our team’s SOE/OAC alumni ties, GREENLAND has provided multi-year, in-kind and financial support for social-impact R&D collaborations. For more than two decades, we have been fortunate to partner with esteemed faculty and research teams—including Drs. Ramesh Rudra, Hussein A. Abdullah, Bahram Gharabaghi, and Prasad Daggupati—advancing practical solutions in water resources, environmental engineering, and related fields.

We’re sharing a few photos from our SOE memories album to commemorate this milestone. One project that remains especially meaningful to our organization is highlighted here: https://lnkd.in/gbUCCK2Y

Our sincere thanks to the College of Engineering alumni team—Chandler Gray, MA, Christopher Beckett, Jason Moreton, and Eric Graage—and to Dean Moncef L. Nehdi for hosting a long-overdue and memorable celebration. We look forward to exploring future collaborations with the University of Guelph’s College of Engineering and remain proud of our OAC “Aggie” heritage.

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