From humble beginnings, we build a legacy we are proud of, leading our industry to meet the challenges of the future.

Home Safe.
Everyone. Everyday.

Safety is our first priority—it’s embedded in our culture, our training, and every job site decision. We are COR Certified in Ontario and recognized across Canada for our strong, proactive safety practices.

From management to trades, everyone plays a role in protecting people. Our ISO 45001:2018 certification reinforces our commitment to creating safe environments for workers, partners, and communities.

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Building for
lasting impact.

We embrace sustainable construction as both a responsibility and an opportunity. With over 50 LEED projects and Passive House-trained professionals, we deliver energy-efficient, environmentally conscious buildings.

Our approach focuses on reducing environmental impact through smart design, responsible sourcing, and long-term durability—creating projects that are good for people and the planet.

Creating spaces that serve and uplift.

We believe buildings should enhance the lives of those who use them. That’s why we consider social impact in every project—prioritizing inclusive design, accessibility, and community value.

From schools to cultural centres, we aim to build environments that support learning, wellness, and belonging for everyone who walks through their doors.

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) defines Corporate Social Responsibility as a “company’s voluntary initiatives and actions to improve the social and environmental performance and relations with your stakeholders”.
Our take:
Maintaining and even enhancing profitability while embedding social and environmental consideration in the business–making Corporate Social Responsibility part of our company’s culture.”
Maintaining and even enhancing profitability while embedding social and environmental consideration in the business–making Corporate Social Responsibility part of our company’s culture.”

Indigenous
Relations

Our journey toward reconciliation is ongoing. We have embedded Indigenous Engagement strategies into our operations, and our employees have participated in training sessions on Canadian First Nations history, culture, building respectful relationships and reconciliation. These efforts have deepened our understanding of the historical context and challenges faced by Indigenous communities, reinforcing our commitment to meaningful and lasting change.

At CGI, we recognize the importance of reconciliation and are dedicated to fostering meaningful economic opportunities for Indigenous communities. This commitment extends beyond First-Nations-led projects. As such, we have developed  inclusivity, respect, and collaboration with First Nations, Metis, and Inuit communities.

We understand this is an ongoing process that requires a commitment to learn, understand and take action.