Provinces and regions we serve
Active financing files across Canada:
- British Columbia — log haulage, port cartage, Lower Mainland construction
- Alberta — oil-and-gas service equipment, long-haul, Edmonton-Calgary cartage
- Saskatchewan and Manitoba — grain haulage, agriculture, mining service equipment
- Ontario — Canada's largest equipment finance market (see /equipment-financing-ontario)
- Quebec — bilingual files, Montreal cartage, Northern Quebec resource transport
- Atlantic Canada — Halifax port cartage, fishing-industry support equipment
How national coverage works
A national brokerage looks the same to you whether you call from Vancouver or Saint John:
- One application — submitted online or by phone
- A single GGC advisor manages your file end-to-end
- We match the file to the lender(s) best positioned for your province and equipment
- All documentation handled electronically (digital signature, secure document upload)
- Wire transfer or e-deposit funding to your business account
Cross-provincial considerations
Provincial sales tax, registration rules, and lender preferences differ across the country. We have closed enough cross-provincial files (BC head office, Alberta yard, Ontario equipment) to navigate the wrinkles without slowing the file down. Quebec-specific French-language documentation is also supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be in Ontario to work with you?
No — we are an Ontario-headquartered brokerage but our lender network and process are fully national. Most files outside Ontario are closed entirely remotely.
Do you work with Quebec businesses?
Yes. Quebec-province files are routine, including French-language documentation for Charter-of-the-French-Language compliance.
Can you handle BC log-haulage or Alberta oilfield equipment?
Yes. Specialty resource-sector equipment (forestry, oilfield service, mining) is financed through specific lenders in our network familiar with those use cases.
What documents are usually required?
For applications under $250,000 the file is typically minimal — a one-page application and basic ID. Above $250,000 we generally request two years of business financial statements and the most recent three months of bank statements. Specific lenders may also request equipment quotes, articles of incorporation, or a personal net-worth statement.