spotlights

AI companies in Ontario are innovating at an astonishing pace across all industries. Their success represents an attractive investment proposition for companies seeking to expand and innovate.

Ontario, Canada is excelling at welcoming the best ideas and talent from all over the world.

Tech and software companies are flocking to Ontario at unheard-of rates as the province asserts itself as a global tech leader.

A recent article from Automotive News Canada states that electric vehicles (EVs) made in Canada will indeed qualify for U.S. consumer tax credits under a new U.S. bill.

Collision—“the Olympics of tech”—chose Toronto as its new location in 2019. In 2022, the second in-person event was electric, hosting 35,000 global attendees.

Industry giant Honda Canada Inc. has announced a $1.4 billion investment in their award-winning Alliston plants located in Ontario, Canada as a next step in their pathway to electrification.

LG Energy Solution (LGES) and Stellantis have partnered to open Ontario, Canada’s first major electric vehicle (EV) battery plant.

Anchored by multinational giants, homegrown successes and high-growth startups with top talent, Kingston, Ontario, is an ideal location for business success.

The Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN), a flagship initiative led by the Ontario Centre of Innovation and the provincial government, is bridging our strengths and coordinating our efforts to make sure that local companies scale into the global market and export their technologies and Ontario-made solutions across the world.

Ontario is moving quickly and decisively to become a leading global hub for developing and building the cars of the future, and ACE is primed to play a pivotal role.