Kimley-Horn expands to Canada with Toronto office

Kimley-Horn, a US-based design and engineering consultancy, has expanded into Canada with the launch of a Toronto office.

Kimley-Horn in a press release said that it has completed more than 300 projects in Canada in the last 20+ years and has engineers licensed in most provinces. The Raleigh, North Carolina-headquartered firm says the Toronto office will enhance its ability to support Canadian clients and will strengthen existing and future relationships.

“Opening our Toronto office is a meaningful milestone in Kimley-Horn’s continued investment in Canada,” said principal Jody Belsick. “This presence allows us to deepen relationships with clients, collaborate more closely in key markets, and bring the full strength of our multidisciplinary team to projects that support communities across the country.”

Kimley-Horn picked Toronto due to strong market opportunities, an established client base, and alignment with firm growth strategy.

From the Toronto office, the consultancy will support private and public sector infrastructure projects with integrated planning, engineering, and environmental services.

Kimley-Horn was founded in 1967 and has more than 11,000 people across 160+ offices in North America.