Planning

for people

Dedicated to Community Building

Anthroplan Inc is a partner in sustainable, resilient communities, and an advocate for responsibly developed and built environments. We are a for-profit social enterprise committed to reinvesting 52% of profits back into the communities and regions where we undertake our work.

Our team has worked directly with private developers, municipal governments, and First Nation communities — often on the same project. That means we understand not just the policy, but the people and priorities on every side of the table. We actively partner with engineers, architects, and other allied professionals to deliver integrated solutions, rather than working in a silo.

Sustainable neighborhood with light rail, bike paths, solar panels, and wind turbines

What We Offer

  • Policy & Strategic Planning,
  • Project Management,
  • Emergency Management & Community Wildfire and Climate Resilience,
  • Stakeholder & Community Engagement,
  • Development & Regulatory Approvals,
  • Affordable/Social Housing Planning and Asset Management, and
  • Building-Level Climate Adaptation Consulting.

Professionalism and Expertise

Anthroplan helps individual residents, developers, municipalities, and First Nation communities move simple and complex projects forward: from regulatory approvals to climate-resilient community design, to public structures, to first nations community consultation and engagement

Projects With Focus

From private landowners filing a single permit, to municipalities building long-range policy, to First Nation communities pursuing infrastructure and emergency management priorities — we scale our approach to the size and complexity of your project.

From Funding to Completion

Anthroplan supports projects from the earliest stages: preparing grant and funding applications, shaping site-responsive design, navigating development approvals, and managing delivery, so clients move from concept to completion with clarity and confidence.

Anthroplan is proud to be a majority First Nations owned company.