History
This is Tridel.
We’ve come a long way since Jack DelZotto, the founder of our company built our first home in 1934. We think it’s important we introduce you to Jack because his strong belief in family, home and community is the bedrock for our entire organization. Angelo DelZotto, Jack’s eldest son, was ahead of his time in a lot of things and a true innovator, who built the first apartment complex in 1961, featuring twin towers, a swimming pool, a recreation centre and landscaped grounds, the forerunner of today’s modern condominium.
Our founders redefined what ‘home’ is. A home is more than its physical properties of bricks and mortar. It is a lifestyle and a community that connects us to each other and our surroundings. This idea transformed the industry (and our world). What we started over five decades ago is now recognized as the most innovative, sustainable concept in building new homes and communities.
Today, Jack’s three sons, Angelo, Elvio and Leo and their children have carried on the tradition of family values, and innovation. A tradition that inspires everyone who works or is connected to Tridel, to be a part of something great, something bigger than themselves and to make the world a better place.
This is Tridel. This is who we are, with our founder Jack in heart and mind.


BOLT
Building Opportunities for Life Today
Tridel is the proud Principal and Founding Sponsor of the BOLT Foundation, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2023. BOLT’s mandate is to create opportunities for under-resourced youth, 17-29 years of age and younger in the Greater Toronto Area, to access education, training and employment in construction. BOLT creates awareness about careers in construction, offers immersive career exploration opportunities, provides financial support for post-secondary and skilled training programs, and fosters community and industry partnerships to provide the supports necessary for success. Learn more about BOLT at boltonline.org.
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APPRENTICESHIPS
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Day of Discovery
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Job Shadowing
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SpeakOut
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Social & Sustainable Impact
ESG Mission Statement
As a recognized leader of quality lifestyle communities in Canada, our ESG Mission is to work towards making net zero carbon a reality while promoting health and well-being, inclusivity, and prosperity in the communities where we build – including our own. We look to maintain trust with all stakeholders through a shared blueprint of business practices that will demonstrate our leadership in being accountable for our commitments so others may join us in the pursuit of a sustainable future for all.
Environmental
Innovating for Sustainability
We are committed to being an environmental leader and know that decisions made today will have an impact on tomorrow. Our priority is minimizing our impact on the environment while building sustainable communities that are safe and healthy places to live.
Social
Empowering People & Communities
Being Built for Life® means going beyond building quality homes to contributing to strong, prosperous, and vibrant communities, including our own. We know that a people-first approach to community-building means better, brighter futures for everyone.
Governance
Leading a Responsible Business
Strong corporate governance and responsible business practices are designed to maintain our position as a leader. Implementing and tracking ESG considerations is embedded in our strategy, with increased disclosure against relevant reporting frameworks.

George Brown College
Angelo DelZotto School of Construction Management
We are a strong supporter of education in the construction industry. Naturally, we felt it was necessary to enter into a partnership with George Brown College (GBC) where we both had the common goal of developing the next generation of industry talent. The Angelo DelZotto School of Construction Management emerged so that together, Tridel and GBC may develop leading edge education programs and facilities in the construction industry.
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