spotlights

Ontario cities are leading the future, recognized as prime investment locations in North America.

Startups, giants and unicorns—find out more about leaders to watch in Ontario’s uniquely collaborative cybersecurity ecosystem.

CBRE recognizes Toronto, Ottawa and Waterloo as key tech talent destinations among 50 North American markets.

Business Facilities magazine recently released its 2021 Metro and Global Rankings Reports, and Ontario cities rank highly on numerous lists. Business Facilities is a leading full-service media brand specializing in the site selection marketplace.

Cleantech commitments, talent and government support are present in these 10 companies that are ready to turn the province into an innovative hub for the EV battery supply chain.

The province’s business, talent, and energy landscape will keep costs down for automotive innovators and producers.

Ontario is home to a thriving biotechnology sector, with an abundance of top institutions, researchers, developers and manufacturers.

Ontario has become a true hub for artificial intelligence, not just in Canada, but worldwide and the province’s reputation as a global leader in AI is growing.

Despite the pandemic, Toronto’s technology sector keeps on growing. The city is a booming technological hub, boasting a strong talent pipeline that attracts tech companies worldwide. Here are seven big-name businesses that have decided to open new offices in Canada’s largest city.

Canada ranks second in A.T. Kearney’s annual Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Confidence Index for 2021, a jump from ranking third in 2019. Although business leaders are relatively less confident about the outlook for the global economy in the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, they remain highly optimistic towards Canada’s economic prospects, proving Canada’s unrelenting strength in today’s global economy.